An eclectic assortment of things I like

[its-where-the-wild-things-are]

[coffeeandcigarettesv9]

[nemfrog]

“They swam through the sea, were a long time swimming.” Wonder tales from Russia. 1921.

[floopyswa6]

1954 Piaggio Vespa magazine advertisment

[theshamanism]

[monamoni]

[didoofcarthage]

Gold ring with engraving of an actor holding a theatrical mask

Greek, Early Hellenistic Period, 325-300 B.C.

Getty Museum

[kylebonallo]

Puffin by Kyle Bonallo (ig: @kylebonallo)

[ancientpeoples]

Glass footed bowl

Roman (Eastern Mediterranean), 1st century BC

Source: The J. Paul Getty Museum

[anasabdin]

Jähennemiň derwezesi

[euphorictruths]

A Night In The Forest- Kim Minsong; 2019

[deathandmysticism]

Andy Warhol, Knives, 1981

[evilbuildingsblog]

Over 100,000 confiscated weapons were used to create this 26ft tall “Knife Angel” statue

[niftyandinterestingstuff]

Currently located on Palace Green directly in front of Ely Cathedral in Cambridgeshire, UK. Built by sculptor Alfie Bradley and the British Ironwork Centre it is supposed to promote "anti-violence education". First they took your guns, then they limited your pocket-knives to a 3 inch cutting edge with no locking mechanism. Then they allowed over 9 million third-world immigrants, including 4 million radical Muslims to invade your country. Now you get arrested if you say the wrong thing or, God forbid, post anything on "social media" that might "offend" one of the invaders. So, how's that "anti-violence" thing working out for you? Especially when your own police are among the most violent members of your society and Muslim "rights" supersede yours. And you wonder why we fight "tooth and nail" to keep our Second Amendment intact.

[trb752]

Surrey mansion, Durban, South Africa

[pangeen]

“ Quiver trees in Namibia “ // Dein Namibia

[world-beauty]

North America and the Pelican

Credits: Andrew Klinger

[l0vemesober]