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[catasters]

[yandere-angela]

[cmyb-illust]

[gatoradebong]

Can anyone name one (1) great European achievement from the past 50 years?

[zendmani]

What A Feeling by One Direction

[snoopyoftheday]

snoopy of the day

[dailycatsblog]

[guy60660]

Edward Gorey

[sorems-art]

Mii chanel pastel oil

[holespoles]

goma-ramen　"After the rain"

ごまらーめん「雨あがり」

[byjove]

I never thought I would be siding with the pope’s involvement in politics and cheering him on. I will say that.

[byjove]

[fluorescentbrains]

citationless behavior

[oldpaintings]

Albert Moulton Foweraker (English, 1873-1942)

[galgorithm-deactivated20260512]

[str8aura-no-not-that-one]

"Because I do it with a small boat, I am called a pirate and a thief. You, with a whole navy, molest the world and are called an emperor."

-St Augustine, on Alexander the Great

"What even is a war? Like isn't it illegal to kill people?"

-This girl

[callmebliss-got-swamped]

They are both right

[biocrafthero]

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[jadeseadragon]

Repost @tuhfatulhind

Bees and honey have a connection with death, the afterlife and hidden knowledge in many cultures and mythologies. Perhaps it is the perceived eternal quality of honey (it can be used to preserve foods, and was used by the Mamluks, and probably many others, to preserve corpses) that gave it this association with death, the afterlife and immortality. Sophocles and Virgil describe the souls of the deceased as a swarm of bees buzzing in the field and the bee itself bears chthonic associations. The goddess Melissa, who nurtured Zeus, also produced the first swarm of bees and was also privy to esoteric knowledge.

Images: Artwork “Arı” (Bee) by renowned illuminator Ayten Tiriyaki @ayten.tiryaki_

[the-polyhedron]

How many people’s most beloved childhood stuffed animals are actually teddy bears, like I feel like that’s a thing someone made up. Reblog this and put what your longest owned and/or favorite stuffed animal as a child was in the tags, inquiring minds want to know