vile and filthy and golden !

CHRISSIE / 21 / TAURUS how do mountains see ? they peak.

[denisvilleneuve]

Mommy (2014) dir. Xavier Dolan

[haenels]

[michaelcera]

[denisvilleneuve]

Mommy (2014) dir. Xavier Dolan

[smilinghalfmoon]

Same person. No difference at all. Just a different sex. (Orlando, 1992)

[ottermaiden]

“It’s like being in the Red Room in Twin Peaks.”

My Beautiful Broken Brain dir. Lotje Sodderland

[forsty]

[konhada]

[honorthegods]

Maius, fragment of a mosaic with the months of the year. First half third century CE. Discovered in the city of Thysdrus, Roman province of Byzacena, (modern El Djem, Tunisia).  Archaeological Museum of Sousse.  Photograph by Ad Meskens, 2012. 

[ameripanwhitetrash]

Nero Coin at the Smithsonian

[whatebur]

America’s failed foreign policy summarized in 2 pictures.

[bushybrowboy-deactivated2015041]

Also lets go back to who created the Taliban I hope americans remember

[revolutionspercentury-deactivat]

Not only did the Americans create the Taliban to fight the Soviets, they also armed them and taught them how to use those arms. Taliban in Arabic means student. There’s no better teacher in terrorism than America. 

[ancientpeoples]

Pair of Gold Snake Bracelets

Roman, 1st century AD

In the ancient Greek and Roman world, snakes symbolized fertility and were believed to ward off evil. It is probably due to the animal’s protective associations that solid gold snake rings and bracelets were among the most popular types of Greek and Roman jewelry. Snake bracelets were often worn in pairs, around the wrists as well as on the upper arms.

Source: The Walters Art Museum

[classical-beauty-of-the-past]

Details of roman frescoes at Getty Villa, Malibu.

by Hans Ollermann

[ameripanwhitetrash]

I learned how to transparent Take my computer away

[thegynocrat-deactivated20170306]

Notes from the Third Year: Women’s Liberation 

Date: 1971 

[amare-habeo]

Mosaic with a market scene

Stone and glass paste tesserae. Roman, 2nd-3rd century AD

314 x 320 cm

Rich polychrome decoration ranging from beige-white to reddish-brown, including yellow, green, gray and black

[assallo]

the people of rome: nero, why did you set rome on fire

nero:

you know i had to do it to em