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heard about the spinosaurus news today! congrats!

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“When I first saw the illustrations of the tail, I literally giggled with surprise and delight — and I’m not someone who usually giggles,” says Matthew Lamanna, a vertebrate paleontologist at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, who reviewed the paper for Nature. “The tail was just so awesomely weird-looking for a predatory dinosaur. I’d never seen anything like it.” 

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Some moody commercial jet action to bring it back. Been MIA for awhile, and for that I apologize. Life gets in the way, unfortunately. Glad to be back!

Beautiful capture of this guy on climbout from Fukuoka by Flickr user Tsuna72.

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Transport aircraft De Havilland D. H. 84 dragon, the Turkish air force. Four   were purchased in 1935 and operated until 1949.

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Transport-passenger De Havilland DH-89 dragon rapide  in the hands of the Luftwaffe.

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The Argentine variation of the Hornet fighter I. Aé.30 “NAMKA” (eagle, one of the local Indian dialects). In the last scheme, the project of refitting the Namka in a jet.

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American bombers B-25 “Mitchell” (North American B-25 Mitchell) in flight over the North African desert.

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“Ruthless Ruth”, a B-25 from the 499th Bomb Squadron, makes a skip-bombing attack against a Japanese escort destroyer south of Xiamen, China. The ship was the Type C Escort Ship CD-1. She suffered 44 dead from her crew of 136 during the attack. In the last photo you can see the survivors bobbing in the water or climbing over the side of the hull as CD-1 rolls over. April 6, 1945

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North American B-25 Mitchell 

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[bedie33]

Il y a de quoi passé du bon temps.

[tytymccrudden]

So after the success of the first post, here is Part 2 of my trip to Florence, Italy. Spending the time memeing up some of the art in museums

Snapchat: soifon2

[deutschemark]

‘A cultured man cannot possibly live in room 6489 on the sixty-fourth floor of a house on the corner of 109th Street and 10th Avenue. This may be fitting for one of the unfortunate creatures in Huxley’s Brave New World but not for man created in the image of God.’

— Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn

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The Damned, from the Resurrection of the Dead

 Baptistry of San Giovanni Battista, Florence 

 c.1270-1310

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lorenzo ghiberti thinks ur dash is trash 

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Firenze

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Duomo.