[ffuckyouyoufuckinfuckk]

Get Sexy Let No One Hit

[jacobwren]

“Contrary to common-sense understanding, the transformations of self-identity are not just a personal matter. Historical shifts out there provide the social conditions of existence of personal and psychic change in here. What mattered was how I positioned myself on the other side - or positioned myself to catch the other side: how I was, involuntarily, hailed by and interpellated into a broader social discourse. Only by discovering this did I begin to understand that what black identity involved was a social, political, historical and symbolic event, not just a personal, and certainly not simply a genetic, one. From this I came to understand that identity is not a set of fixed attributes, the unchanging essence of the inner self, but a constantly shifting process of positioning. We tend to think of identity as taking us back to our roots, the part of us which remains essentially the same across time. In fact identity is always a never-completed process of becoming - a process of shifting identifications, rather than a singular, complete, finished state of being.”

— Stuart Hall, Familiar Stranger

[monamoni]

Upside down fig tree in Bacoli, Italy. No one is quite sure how the tree ended up there or how it survived, but year after year it continues to grow downwards and bear figs.

[robustcornhusk]

seen coming home

[thedreamthieves]

i once again want to say that hulu used to be entirely free with ads, and if you watched two minutes worth of commercials at the start of an episode the next 24 hours would be commercial-free. and now you pay $11.99 per month to watch things with commercials. what the fuck are we doing and how did we allow this to happen lol.

[paganshrine]

Petroglyphs of the Karelian White Sea

[godkissedme]

[jaubaius]

14 Wind Turbines Aligned In A Row In Nevada

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

“Does the world expect us to be well-behaved victims while we are getting killed? For us to be slaughtered without making a noise? We decided to defend our people with whatever weapons we had.”

— Yahya Sinwar

[mybeingthere]

Uganda Raffia Baskets, Bukedo & Raffia bowls brightly coloured dyes and inventive, progressive patterns make these handmade baskets popular for wall displays.

Weavers construct these baskets by wrapping colourfully dyed palm raffia around a coil of bukedo, the local term in Uganda for banana leaf stalks.

https://basketsofafrica.com/produc.../uganda-raffia-baskets/

[sab3rtooth]

patterns left by woodworms on driftwood

[mybeingthere]

Lucy T Smith is an Australian botanical artist and illustrator, resident for the past twenty-four years in the UK. Since 1999, she has worked as a freelance botanical artist for the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, producing botanical illustrations in both pen and ink, and watercolour. Her illustrations have been published in many scientific journals worldwide.

The Victoria water lilies are found in South America. Until very recently, the genus contained only two species, Victoria amazonica and Victoria cruziana; the first growing along the Amazon River and its tributaries, the latter further south along the Parana River. However a third - Victoria boliviana has now been named. They are cultivated in many botanical gardens around the world, and are famous for their impressive giant leaves. Perhaps lesser known by the botanical garden visitor are their flowers, which open only at night.

[saltedume]

[ode-on-a-grecian-butt]

[bog-e]

Massive Attack in '91 (l-r) Mushroom, Daddy G, Shara Nelson, and 3D

[jewelrydocument]

Woman in silver by 28 Grillz

[dogpuppy]