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springleap deconstructed shoutOut 2 weeks, 6 days ago by MOX in talkT | 1 week, 2 days ago by theblueman |
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I wanted to depict the essence of springleap, its inner workings…the nuts and bolts and mechanics of springleap as such. I settled on a very literal and minimalist interpretation- a mechanical spring/coil. Less is more… A simple ink, pen and fineliner sketch on white. |
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Springleap Loves : The Lonely Island videos shoutOut 3 weeks, 6 days ago by EranEyal in peeps | 1 week, 2 days ago by EranEyal |
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WARNING : EXPLICIT CONTENT! If 4 letter words arranged in different orders offend you - please do not watch these videos I love taking a few minutes occasionally to write the Springleap Loves blog. It’s a fun way to share rad new content I come across on my adventures. The latest is the Lonely Island videos and content. These fellas aren’t for the faint-hearted with neck-breaking lyrics and HILARIOUS rips of musical genre. Who are the Lonely Island? - Read on… I first saw them in the movie Hotrod in 2007 - a total classic! - became an instant fan! What I didn’t know was that this was a crew with an ongoing repertoire of HILARIOUS content. Thanks to Lolly, who used to work at Springleap.com, I got reintroduced to them in this video : “I’m on a boat” - enjoy! These guys are definitely on my list of top peeps I would like to meet and hang out with some time.
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A'FRIKAN shoutOut on 12/3/10 by NielM in talkT | 1 week, 3 days ago by jail4bail |
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I love how the African continent looks like!! Basically it’s a mixture of african masks (inside) and broken rays on the outside. So we are all african and we can all work together to make it even more awesome! |
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Football Pinball on sale Today only! shoutOut 1 week, 3 days ago by Tu in peeps | 1 week, 3 days ago by Tu |
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Some of you guys may remember my Football Pinball design, it is on sale for today only at Teefury It’s prettier and cheaper than the “official” FIFA shirts, I guarantee you it :) |
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Wardrobe malfunction! shoutOut 1 week, 3 days ago by Danya in peeps |
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Morning Springleapers!! Here are some T-shirts you probably don’t want to be wearing when you get arrested! Have a thunderous Thursday!! Danya |
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Revival 2 shoutOut 1 week, 3 days ago by Qimstudio in talkT | 1 week, 3 days ago by Sergio37 |
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Hypnolated shoutOut 2 weeks, 6 days ago by MetalWarrior in talkT | 1 week, 3 days ago by Sergio37 |
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The art of hypnosis combined with the good old days of 8bit pixels. An old friend of mine was really into hypnosis a long time ago and although he never got to the point of actually hypnotizing someone. Since it was an old dream of his, I pixelated the image and added the grunge texture to give it an even older look. |
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How to Please a Pussy shoutOut 3 weeks, 3 days ago by Lumenatra in talkT | 1 week, 4 days ago by ModesC |
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I love kitties! And drawing their funny expressions when they’re getting a tickle. Then I remembered the “pussy” innuendo thing, and thought it would make a funny T-shirt, hehe. |
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Deal breaker or deal maker? shoutOut 1 week, 4 days ago by Danya in peeps |
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Hey Springleapers A couple of years ago, I read a magazine article called “Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough.” In it, the author- Lauri Gottlieb confessed that, having found herself still single at 40, she had come to an eye-opening realization: “Had I known when I was younger what would make me happy in a fulfilling marriage, I would have made very different choices in my dating life. It was a hyperbolic essay with a serious message: Look for the important qualities in a partner, and let go of the stuff that won’t matter five, ten or 20 years down the line.” I’ve never believed that we should stop looking for Mr. Right (we shouldn’t!) – but I do think that by changing our rigid idea of who Mr. Right is, we’re more likely to find the right Mr. Right. You can’t just order up the perfect guy off a menu – I’ll take a little of this, a little of that, less of this and more of that. More importantly, why are we aiming for perfection? A guy is a package deal, as are we. Recognizing that isn’t settling. It’s maturity. The key is to focus on the qualities that lead to long-term romantic happiness. 5 Traits in a Mate That Are Not Deal Breakers But here are five basic things I learned from that article I should cut a guy some slack on before I assume he’s not The One: 1. His height Say you are 5’2”. With one-inch heels. And yet you always preferred to date guys who are taller than 5’9” (so you can kiss them while barefoot, shorter than 6’0”). One expert explains how limiting this is: “Let’s say there’s a 50 percent chance you could be with a guy who’s 5’9”. That’s a height you like, but it could go either way depending on what else he brings to the table. There’s probably a five percent chance you could be with somebody who is 5’4” – but there’s a chance. Maybe if you spent an hour with Danny DeVito or Robert Reich, all of a sudden you would say, “You know what? This is somebody I could actually spend my life with” – even though the height is never going to be ideal. On the other hand, take somebody who’s unkind. There’s a 100 percent chance you won’t want to be with him. So I’m saying, what are the real irreducibles as opposed to the unlikelies?” 2. His Facebook profile A Northwestern researcher who studies online dating (yes, there are scientists who make a living doing this) says we shouldn’t get too specific about search parameters in online dating because in his research, he found that “there was a lack of correlation between what people said they wanted on a questionnaire, and what they actually pick when they meet a real, live person.” Moreover, he added, don’t rule out a guy because you think you know what it means that he misspelled a word or likes Madonna. You have no idea who this person is until you meet him. An online profile, he said, “is like reading the ingredients on a box of food and trying to imagine what it would taste like.“ 3. His occupation Yes, alpha males are sexy and charming. But they aren’t always the best partners, especially if they travel for work all the time, need to be the centre of attention and don’t have the same ideas about how to run a household that you do. As a dating coach explains, “many women are attracted to super-ambitious and charismatic guys who are leaders — but it’s hard to find a person who has that kind of personality and also makes time for you and is able to put you first when it counts.” 4. His age The thing about being picky is you have to know what to be picky about. I would say most of us aren’t picky enough on the things that matter (shared values, reliability, “getting each other”) and are too picky on the things that don’t (his age). While I wouldn’t want anyone to mistake my husband for my father, it’s foolish to decline a set-up with a guy just because he’s got less hair and more wrinkles than I do. Would I be more naturally attracted to a guy who’s my age? Yep. Would it matter that much in the scheme of things if he was 12 years older but still handsome? Probably not. Am I going to be more wrinkled one day and thrilled to be with a man who finds me attractive anyway? Yup. 5. How he compares to “my type” My friend Kate once told me that when she first met her husband, she had no interest in him at all. He wasn’t her type. He didn’t fit her image of the kind of guy she imagined herself with. At first there were no sparks. But the more time she spent with him, the more she liked him. And then the sparks flew. There’s no beauty in perfection. So instead of knowing what the person sitting across from you is supposed to be like, the question you have to ask is, ‘Do I like it?’ instead of ‘How does it compare to what I thought I wanted?’ People can surprise you. Indeed. I may ended up falling hard for a 5’6”, balding, bow-tie-wearing guy. Laters Springleapers Have a hapy Wednesday |
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'Forest in my mind' by Mollyjey shoutOut on 23/2/09 by mollyjey in interviews | 1 week, 4 days ago by krishna |
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