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How quick is tumblr these days to delete the nude photos?
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo0P-WDHTqK/
Christy Turlington at Chanel after show party F/W 1992.
“What Happened, Miss Simone?” (2015) d. Liz Garbus
this was a few minutes ago but it was so beautiful?? Gosh 😳😍💕💖
“Jesus, Jesus he says, but he’s not praying to Jesus, he’s praying to you, not to your body or your face but to that space you hold at the centre, which is the shape of the universe… How does it feel to be a god… ?”
— Margaret Atwood, from “Worship,” Murder in the Dark
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I’m disappointed that he mentions being a cat dad but his cat or cats are not in the picture he posted. :(
Sounds like an awesome dude with a twit of a mother, though.
Friend, just check his Twitter. He has been posting lots of pictures of his cats.
He has been tweeting a lot about his cats. And their names are Chalupa and Monkey.
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“Men are so simple, and so inclined to obey immediate needs, that a deceiver will never lack victims for his deceptions.”
— Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince
Nick Cave with The Birthday Party, 1981.
1917 — A French Red Cross dog wearing a gas mask
During the First World War there were ‘Red Cross dogs’, also known as ‘ambulance dogs’. These dogs detected wounded people. They were trained to ignore the dead and not to bark when finding an injured person, but to alert their owner in silence. The dogs were also used to bring medicine back and forth. They carried a backpack in which bandages, some food for the dog and a bottle of liquor were stored. There were around 10,000 Red Cross dogs during the First World War.
Born October 1, 1917, Etzel von Oeringen was a male German Shepherd dog bred by a private breeder, Robert Niedhardt of Quedlinburg, Germany. Etzel was trained in Berlin as a police dog and served in the German Red Cross during World War I. His owner was left in poverty after the war, and was unable to even support the dog. Concerned that Etzel would end up in less humane hands, he declined larger offers and instead sent the dog to a friend who operated a reputable kennel in White Plains, New York. At age three, Etzel was brought to the United States to be sold.
Etzel was seen by film director Laurence Trimble, who had owned and guided Jean, the Vitagraph Dog, the first canine movie star in the United States. Trimble recognized Etzel’s potential and persuaded Jane Murfin, a screenwriter for his films, to buy the dog. A new name, Strongheart, was suggested by the publicity department of First National Pictures, which released his first film.
Trimble trained Strongheart and directed him in four rugged outdoor adventure films scripted by Murfin: The Silent Call (1921), Brawn of the North (1922), The Love Master (1924) and White Fang (1925). Strongheart became the first major canine film star, preceding the fame of Rin Tin Tin by two years.
Strongheart’s films did much to encourage the popularity of the German Shepherd breed. Strongheart and his mate, Lady Jule, had many offspring and their line survives to this day.