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IT’S THE “AGED 27 1/3” BIT THAT MAKES ME CRY WITH LAUGHTER

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this kills me!

[felam135]

They actually did it, too.

[too-stoned-to-remember]

[basedpotatochip]

life falling apart? you’ve come to the right place

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[halfviti]

Keng Lye - Alive without Breath (2013) - Hyperrealistic sea animals created using acrylics and epoxy resin, layer by layer

what

[pettyartist]

I will reblog this artist’s works every time it comes on my dash omfg

[theblackcash-deactivated2013102]

Oh shit

[bowlof-oranges-blog]

oh my goodness

[iu2]

Wang Yue, a senior at Dalian Industry University, uses her paintbrush to turn ugly tree holes into lovely views in Shijiazhuang, capital city of Hebei Province.

Wang Yue calls the tree-hole paintings “meitu” which means “beautiful journey.” The paintings on the trees have brightened the city during the dull, grey winter.

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[rawbdz]

Watermelon lion

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[cloudcamposlove]

Luigi (Skill Methodz) | United Styles 6

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I will wait for you by Theo Gosselin on Flickr.

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[burnedshoes]

© David I. Andersen, Sep. 27, 1986, Balloonfest in Cleveland

BALLOONFEST 1986: THE SPECTACLE THAT BECAME A DEBACLE

On Saturday, Sept. 27, 1986, close to 1.5 million balloons boiled up from Cleveland’s Public Square, engulfing Terminal Tower and setting a world record. In the hours and days and weeks that followed, the United Way executives who had engineered the feat were reminded of the basic law of gravity: What goes up must come down…

Down, in this case, on Burke Lakefront Airport, shutting down a runway there. Down on a pasture in Medina County, spooking a horse, whose owner would sue and later settle with the charity. Down on Lake Erie, blanketing the water just as a Coast Guard helicopter arrived to search for two missing boaters - who would later be found, drowned; the wife of one of them also sued, and also settled. Down weeks later on the shores of the lake - the northern shores, where Ontario residents found their beaches littered with thousands of deflated balloons. (+, +, +)

Here’s a short news report about the event / Headline News, 1986:

(via PetaPixel)

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This is pretty awesome!