Accordion To A Recent Survey, Replacing Words With The Names Of Musical Instruments In A Sentence Often

Accordion to a recent survey, replacing words with the names of musical instruments in a sentence often goes undetected.

Smell is an incredibly powerful sense which most people, for whatever reason, generally chose to ignore.

Each season has a distinct smell. Winter I find to be most distinct as it is (for me) a mixture of sharp and fireplace. I also think, with enough practice, a blindfolded person with a good nose would be able to guess their approximate street location in Manhattan solely by the unique cocktail of smells of the place. I used to be able to do this over a short span of blocks on my commute home from high school.

if you try to tell me cold doesnt have a smell you’re wrong

when its really cold you can literally smell how cold it is

Bamboo and pasta reimagined as viruses and bacteria, by Sinead Foley.

A mural in downtown Wichita.

“99 WORDS + PHRASES COINED BY SHAKESPEARE”

Painted by Jordan Tarrant

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ORANGE YOU GLAD I DIDN’T SAY BANANA

Chemistry Crayon Labels! You can purchase some educational crayon labels to replace the colors in a standard 120-box of crayons.

Because what exactly is burnt sienna, amiright? I’d much rather color with bromine.

(A smart xmas present idea by QueInteresante on Etsy)