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[moroccanmanga]

Riad Dar El Malaika in El Jadida, Morocco

[somedaywewillshinetogether]

[miamaimania]

“Vessel with Two Feet” (ca. 1000–800 B.C.) △ Near Eastern · Ceramic

[philosophyinateacup]

People are still People today or 3000 years ago

[zegalba]

Weiner dog wearing armor at the Michigan Renaissance Festival (2002)

[cosmicanger]

Vintage advertisement for Alex In Wonderland, a gay bar in New York City, c. 1984

[figtional]

one of the coolest flowers I've ever seen | jade vine flower

[marinolta]

The Dog Rock  in Walpole, Massachusetts. by ScOtT

[bish0ps]

[miamaimania]

"I Drivhuset" (1980) by Susanne Ussing — Sculpture installed at Ordrupgaardsamlingen

[dumbshitwhocares]

If it wasn’t for the religious aspect I would love to be a nun, housing and food paid for and I don’t have to interact or live with men

[vintagehomecollection]

This collection of nineteenth-century vaseline glass catches the light and creates a lustrous pool of yellow-greens. The effect is enhanced by the subtle arrangement of yellow-green flowers: fennel, euphorbia and lady's mantle.

Color in Decoration, 1990

[pmamtraveller]

kate bush on top pop (1978)

[maidslime]

Ok like. Imagine life without ads. You wake up, check your messages across a variety of apps, no ads. You get up and put on the tv while you prep your breakfast, no ads. Maybe you drive somewhere and switch on the radio, no ads. Maybe you drive a long distance, yet somehow, not a single billboard on your path. You pick up a newspaper or magazine to pass the time, no advertisements only articles. You turn on your game console, the home screen is just about your games, no ads to buy more. You open a streaming app, you don't pay extra for no ads, there's just no ads ever.

Think about how much of your time is spent looking at ads. "Download ublock" yeah I know, I have. But that doesn't change that the world is covered with endless advertising. Imagine never seeing that again. How much better our lives would be.

[the1920sinpictures]

1918 Bell Telephone ad during the Influenza. From Everything Victorian and Edwardian, FB.

[lovertm]

ceramic buttons by DesigningSisters

[lamignonette]

[no-ones-stupid-gallery]

Walrus With Ivory Tusks, c. 1950. Inuit Culture. Stone, Ivory and Pigment. 8,3 cm x 17,8 cm x 13,3 cm.