I came, I saw, I clicked the reblog button.

[thedurvin]

Art historians have debated what they call a "mysterious expression" on the girl in Manet's "Bar at the Folies-Bergere" (1882) but I'm pretty sure it's just Customer Service Face

[thedurvin]

[scaredenglishmajor]

If anyone deserves a raise it’s the employee from four seasons total landscaping who answered the phone and went “yup, we can set up a podium and everything” and just acted like nothing was out of the ordinary.

[nerdymouse]

[thebaconsandwichofregret]

Amazing. Truly amazing.

Also now they're selling "Make America Rake Again" stickers.

[cosmicutie]

YOU GUYS DIDNT SEE THE BEST PART

They are selling hilarious shirts and all the proceeds go to the National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network‼️‼️‼️

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[artist-friedrich]

Easter Morning, 1835, Caspar David Friedrich

https://www.wikiart.org/en/caspar-david-friedrich/easter-morning

[redlipstickresurrected]

Erik Olson (Canadian, b. 1982, Calgary, Alberta, Canada) - Tigers in the Night, 2011, Paintings: Oil on Canvas

[cosed]

nobody talks about it but like the fact that glasses exist is literally insane

[cosed]

put fucking melted sand in front of your eyeballs and now stuff stops being blurry??? and someone figured this out fuckin hundreds of years ago?

[uncle-beanbag]

Glass technology evolved because of wine.

Wine used to be stored in clay pots for drinking but then people started blowing glass and realized how pretty wine was in a clear glass bottles. They also realized that glass bottles with curves magnified the image and after decades of experementation they started grinding glass with curves and sand to get that magnification. This is also where the telescope and magnifying glass came from. Eventually after telescopes and looking to the heavens were all the rage people started hand crafting reading glasses which gave their wearers an extra decade of reading with bad eyes. By the mid 1700’s they were common and Ben Franklin figured out how to combine two different magnifications into one lense. By 1900 it was incredibly common to have eyeglasses and actual perscriptions were being developed. Post WWII saw a boom in lense technology filtering down from industrial applications making it cheaper and more affordable. Now days you can typically walk into a dollar store and buy a pair of reading glasses all thanks to some glass blower a thousand years ago that liked to look at his wine.

[mobius-ofc]

All of human history comes down to alcohol and horses

[la-volpe-bianca]

don’t forget war

[exigencelost]

war is just an elaborate manifestation of horses. like a Pokémon evolution.

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[animatedtext]

[nashvillehotshrimp]

I’ve posted this before, but I will never be over it.

[beewatch-deactivated20200725]

[classic-lit-memes4u]

not mine but hilarious

[artist-serov]

Portrait of Maria Lvova, 1895, Valentin Serov

Medium: oil,canvas

[tchaikovskaya]

“dont worry about vosotros” is the “mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell” of spanish class

[tchaikovskaya]

my spanish teacher in high school was from cuba and he told us to ignore vosotros because nobody uses it and i said “but they still use it in spain, right?” to which he replied “okay, nobody that matters”

[tchaikovskaya]

well they were right and they should say it

[azurea]

Italy in the 1980’s by Charles H. Traub.

[official-lucifers-child]

every time i think, i take 10 damage

[espir]

[weepingwidar]

David Ligare (American, 1945)

[everythingstarstuff]

[dankmemeuniversity]