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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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you're telling me this guy's a bouncer? huh... and what does he bounce on, if you don't mind me asking...?
from seventeen girl days (1995) & girls blue (1996), hiromix
Do Women Have To Be Naked To Get Into The Met Museum? (1989) by The Guerilla Girls. Screenprint on paper.
learning that addiction is a progressive narrowing of the range of things that make one happy was kinda life changing for me. i apply it to everything not even just addiction i am always checking to ask if i am narrowing my range of happiness or widening it
Colorful patterns are seen in Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, a 380,000-acre (155,000-hectare) protected area in northeastern Brazil. The park contains miles of rolling sand dunes, the valleys of which fill with freshwater lagoons during the rainy season and are prevented from draining by impermeable rock beneath. With 43 miles (70 km) of Atlantic coastline, Lençóis Maranhenses is home to a range of species, including four that are endangered: the scarlet ibis, the neotropical otter, the oncilla and the West Indian manatee.
-2.553460°, -43.061980°
Source imagery: Maxar
Seen on Santiago Island, Cape Verde by Kristin Bethge
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The Forest Floor
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The Last Supper done with clippers in hair. Hair Art by Jeremy Knott
born to be an abstract concept, forced to be a percievable entity