dreams

These are my personal favorites — the tattoos with some "poetic" expression with the depth of a paper towel.

Something tells me this doesn't work, but hey, maybe we've reached the dystopian future promised to us at last.

I just hope your weird dreams about your sister aren't frequent...

I suspect you just finished that bowel movement a little quicker after seeing that.

He's so nice, he always lets her furnish first.

It's never too early to crush those dreams, parents! Keep your kid in the service industry where they belong.

Scientists at Berkeley have used a complex fMRI technique that reconstructs brain images that correspond to pre-recorded pieces of footage that the viewer has seen, giving them a glimpse into visual construction of their test subjects. The technology could be used one day to understand the mental/visual activity in coma patients, and potentially even analyze dreams. Check for the full story in the via link!