MARS

beep beep

[conjoint-planets]

[goryhorroor]

horror → directed by women

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

The Fall (Jonathan Glazer, 2019)

[roses--and--rue]

A newly rediscovered painting by Francisco Goya, lost since 1928, has just been unveiled to the public for the first time at the Museum of Zaragoza. It is called “Ghostly Vision.”

Arturo Ansón, the art historian who discovered the small painting and established its provenance, believes it was painted in 1801.

[ruinedchildhood]

Full Video: Mobbed by Raccoons

[veredes]

Case Study Houses

[setdeco]

CHARLES & RAY EAMES & EERO SAARINEN, Case Study House Number 9, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1945-49

[barbarapicci]

Artwork by #DanielDewar & #GrégoryGicquel

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[conjoint-planets]

[aloneandforsakenbyfateandbyman]

Il Demonio (1963)

[briscal]

[conjoint-planets]

still here still tired

[conjoint-planets]

FUck

[local-maniac]

Weapons used in the Columbine Massacre

• Intratec TEC-DC9

• Hi-Point 995 Carbine

•Savage 67H pump-action shotgun

• Stevens 311D double barreled sawed-off shotgun

• 99 explosives

• 4 knives

[holyhomicidalness-deactivated20]

photos of the guns used in columbine (+ which is which)

double barrel shotgun

pump action shotgun

Hi-point 995

Tec-9

[mypubliclands]

Honoring Trailblazing Women at the BLM

In recognition of women’s history month, we are featuring three trailblazing women who were the first in their field at the BLM: Elaine (Mosher) Pearsons, Lynell Schalk, and Caroline Peters. 

Click below to learn more about the careers of these exceptional women who broke barriers in the 1960s and 70s.

Keep reading

[ithelpstodream]

shoutout to the approx. 250 firefighters who answered the call during the tower block blaze in london ❤

[actuallyadhd]

Do any of my fellow ADD/ADHDers find themselves often covered with minor injuries due to clumsiness or carelessness? Feels like every day I'm nursing a new cut or bruise even though I'm not particularly active or work/live in a hazardous field/neighborhood.

*raises hand* Oh oh oh ME!

Wait, that’s not necessarily a good thing. *sigh*

I’m way better now than I was when I was a teenager (we had accidents named after me in my family; I was particularly good at falling up the stairs), but I still often wonder where my bruises came from. (Scratches I just always assume are from the kitten, because kitten claws.)

Clumsiness like this could be related to dyspraxia, but it can also simply be a result of poor awareness of where your body is in space or in relation to other things, because you’re focused on something more interesting.

Anyone else out there relate?

-J