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Temple of Hathor, Dendera, Egypt
source: Traces of History and Archeology and Art, fb
The Ghost of Epstein will haunt the Republikkkans until the Party of Boomers breathe their last breath.
Marcel Duchamp behind his sculpture The Bride Stripped Bare By Her Bachelors, Even (The Large Glass, 1915–23), at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Photo by Mark Kauffman, 1952
Saying he would need to lean on family and friends for support as he began his journey to reenter society, local man Gregory Webb confirmed Thursday that he was struggling to acclimate to life outside having his penis stuck in a hot tub jet.
Shortly after his release, Webb reportedly found himself unable to reconcile the significant differences between everyday life on the outside and the regimented lifestyle he had become accustomed to during his 15 hours inside the suction fitting of a Master Spas LSX 900.
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Vive la revolution
Chercher Madame Guillotine
A scissor by Jean Marie Roulo, 1930
R.I.P. Ask Jeeves (1996-2026)
Gas tank sphere, 1963. Photo by Bernd Becher and Hilla Becher.
Essen, Germany, 1972. Photo by Bernd Becher and Hilla Becher.
On the Threshold of Space poster from France, 1956. Artwork by Boris Brinsson.
Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper, 1962.
Mars Attacks card, 1962.
TR-10 analog computer by Electronic Associates, 1966.
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