Rewriting Moments

Garo. Armenian. Toronto. Civil Engineer I love the sea, the woods, traveling, space, baseball, birds, and rock and roll.

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Exterior of the Czechoslovak pavilion at the New York World’s Fair, 1939 (via here)

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Usual nut-loaden suspects, a delight to the eye nevertheless :) Blue  Jay and female Red-bellied woodpecker.

[yonderbeasties]

Here is the first full set of “Birds & Herbs”. 

Prints can be purchased here. I will also be looking into creating canvas prints to sell on my Etsy page. 

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[greenpeaceaustp]

Legends.

[nevver]

Nightmare factory

[bluejayhunter]

Confirmed - Kevin Pillar is Superman.

[cleanergreen]

I just bought a media streaming device that hooks on TV's for Netflix n stuff off of Craigslist from a dude downtown and he seemed a little gay I just hope there's no jizz on it or gay porn will not pop up when I hook it up!!! (not that anything wrong with it) anyway I'm excited to use it yey

[baseballcardvandals]

You’ll be trippin’ balls in no time.

Own this BCV Original.

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[cleanergreen]

I'm just glad I don't live in 'merica!

[archatlas]

Canadian Ice Huts Richard Johnson

[cbc]

A whole country of love. #loveCBC

[cgtnofficial]

The Syrian city of Homs has been ravaged by the ongoing civil war. But a newlywed couple has decided to take their wedding photos against the background of rubbles of what once was a thriving city.

Photos of Nada Merhi, 18, and her husband, 27-year-old Syrian army soldier Hassan Youssef, show that despite the destruction, people continue to live their lives against all odds.

According to their photographer Joseph Eid, the couple chose the war-torn city for their wedding photos to show that “life is stronger than death.”

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work!

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Doughnut-stealing raccoon is Toronto's response to #Pizzarat

The raccoon was captured on video reaching down between ceiling tiles to get into a doughnut case

After a pizza-carrying rat in New York City’s subway system found fame earlier this year, a Toronto critter is having its own moment in the spotlight after stealthily descending from a coffee-shop ceiling in an artful doughnut heist.

Video of a raccoon that reached down between the shop’s ceiling tiles to break into a doughnut case was captured by a Toronto-area man named Peter Jensen, who posted it on YouTube earlier this week.

The raccoon is seen carefully balancing itself between the ceiling and the donut case and spending several seconds looking around for a choice snack.

Onlookers in the video watched with disbelief, cheering the critter on.

“He’s doing it. He is doing it,” said one. “This is incredible.”

“Full commitment, full commitment. Go raccoon go!” said another.

After a few moments surveying the goods, the raccoon made its selection – orange - and made off back into the ceiling, snack in hand.

Jensen aptly titled the YouTube video Sly Cooper and the Thievious Donutus, a reference to the video game Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus, which stars a bandit raccoon named Sly Cooper and his accomplices, a turtle and hippo, on a quest to recover a book of secret thieving tactics called the Thievius Raccoonus.

It’s unclear if PizzaRat and Toronto’s raccoon bandit will team up to become their own snack-stealing duo.