September 28

July 22

deemadeems:

inappropriatelyamusing:

unshared:

In retrospect, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen anyone with a worse case of Gay Face than Lance Bass.  Click on the link for literally the best thing ever to happen to America, basically.

HOW DID WE NOT NOTICE.  oh right, we were 12. 

this is just too good.

bahahaha

deemadeems:

inappropriatelyamusing:

unshared:

In retrospect, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen anyone with a worse case of Gay Face than Lance Bass. Click on the link for literally the best thing ever to happen to America, basically.

HOW DID WE NOT NOTICE.  oh right, we were 12. 

this is just too good.

bahahaha

July 21

i wonder how many people never get the one they want, but end up with the one they’re supposed to have.
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-fried green tomatoes

July 12

psydoctor8:

The Neuroscience Behind Boozy Blackouts
Researchers have found the neurons affected by drinking are in the hippocampus and other areas of higher cognitive functioning and the “molecular mechanism that appears to underlie blackouts”.
The idea is kinda of domino effect: you drink, the alcohol triggers your neurons to produce a steroid that “inhibits long-term potentiation (LTP), a process that strengthens the connections between neurons and is crucial to learning and memory”. And when just the right amount of this steroid is released,  it interferes with synaptic plasticity or memory formation, so you aren’t passed out, your still processing info, your just not able to remember it & have no idea what happened last night or who that is…and there’s your 20’s. Kidding. But the same thing applies with stress in the hippocampus, which may be why our memory of stressful or traumatic situations may be fuzzy/impaired as well. But back to drinking, the brain cells aren’t dead -a little good news there, hmm? The receptors are just “blocking the neural signals that create memories”. The more we know about what happens when memory is inhibited in various ways, the closer we get to “ strategies to improve memory”.  You can drink to that.
Via or have a quick listen. H/T@TheNeuroScience
Image: The neon green is showing steroids produced by the neurons in response to the alcohol, which inhibit the formation of memory. On the right: the same region, minus the booze.

psydoctor8:

The Neuroscience Behind Boozy Blackouts

Researchers have found the neurons affected by drinking are in the hippocampus and other areas of higher cognitive functioning and the “molecular mechanism that appears to underlie blackouts”.

The idea is kinda of domino effect: you drink, the alcohol triggers your neurons to produce a steroid that “inhibits long-term potentiation (LTP), a process that strengthens the connections between neurons and is crucial to learning and memory”. And when just the right amount of this steroid is released,  it interferes with synaptic plasticity or memory formation, so you aren’t passed out, your still processing info, your just not able to remember it & have no idea what happened last night or who that is…and there’s your 20’s. Kidding. But the same thing applies with stress in the hippocampus, which may be why our memory of stressful or traumatic situations may be fuzzy/impaired as well. But back to drinking, the brain cells aren’t dead -a little good news there, hmm? The receptors are just “blocking the neural signals that create memories”. The more we know about what happens when memory is inhibited in various ways, the closer we get to “ strategies to improve memory”.  You can drink to that.

Via or have a quick listen. H/T@TheNeuroScience

Image: The neon green is showing steroids produced by the neurons in response to the alcohol, which inhibit the formation of memory. On the right: the same region, minus the booze.

July 9

awesomepeoplehangingouttogether:

Prince William, Kanye West, Prince Harry and P.Diddy
(submitted by livloving)

awesomepeoplehangingouttogether:

Prince William, Kanye West, Prince Harry and P.Diddy

(submitted by livloving)

July 8


awesome

awesome

(via inappropriatelyamusing)

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taylor swift - story of us

lately i’ve been paying way too much attention to lyrics. i think every one is written for and about my life. heartbreak makes you crazy! i’d say it’s a guily pleasure that i love every one of tswift’s songs, but i’m not ashamed of it so i guess i’m not guilty! hope you enjoy her new single as much as i do. -j

July 7

May 25

HIMYM

How I Met Your Mother. It’s quite possibly the best show on television.