speak soon, say lucky.

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Gays are only acceptable in the form of Soviet propaganda

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I luv it

[widenerlibrary]

Dulac watercolors from a 1920 German edition of

Sinbad der Seefahrer; Die geschichte der prinzessin von Deryabar. These two stories were probably bound together because of their association with One Thousand and One Nights (or Arabian Nights).

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what's your biggest dream?

financial and mental stability

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[silenceformysoul]

George William Russell (1867-1935) - Is not this Great Babylon that I Have Built, 1909

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Zhang Jia Wu’s Photographs.

These photographs by artist Zhang Jia Wu seem like paintings that perfectly combine classical techniques with contemporary subject matter.  I love them.

Keep reading

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[kingcheddarxvii]

If someone says “I love u” and you say “I love u 2” back, make sure you add “no Bono” so they know you mean that you love them too, not just the legendary Irish rock band U2

[rubyetc]

How do you do the first kiss thing

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Amelia Gray

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Ever wondered what a cross-section of the spiral of the Milky Way galaxy looked it? You just saw a section of it — and that was only a small part of the breathtaking star map astronomers released.

Follow @the-future-now​

[glitteryalice-blog]

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[sickjacket]

today i found out that when monarch butterflies migrate south for the winter, all the ones that go across the middle of lake superior suddenly stop going south and go west for five miles and then continue south. which really freaked scientists out cos like What is in the Middle of Lake Superior what do Butterflies know that We Dont Is This The End Times etc. anyway turns out about a hundred million years ago there was a mountain there and the butterflies still think they gotta fly around it. classic butterflies

[princekarkat]

combine this with the fact that caterpillars literally turn into bug soup in their crystallis, meaning there is no central nervous system to carry over any information, but they seem to retain memories from caterpillar life regardless…

and it brings up a lot of questions about what kind of information can even be stored in genes, like… does genetic memory really exist? what does this mean for humankind? could a race of people develop an instinctual memory of the land like this? are there people whose bones tell the stories of ancient mountains? what about my people? is the diaspora something that can be felt among every one of us? are we all the living cumulation of hundreds of thousands of ghosts?

i am simultaneously fascinated and frightened by this. classic butterflies indeed

[schrutevshalpert]

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Christie pondering his life choices… (watch with sound)

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(full story: oxfordmail)