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jaubaius

Time-lapse of a 3D printing process of an articulated dragon

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Glass of Supervicious Fluid

kingofthehillcaps

picturesofgenosass

he’s beauty

he’s grace

sophiaeck

i love to learn. unfortunately my brain doesn’t like to remember

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Art Adams’ great cover drawing for King Kong vs. Godzilla, part of the Criterion Collection’s Godzilla: The Showa Era Films collected set.

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savaralyn2

Dungeon Meshi Adventurer Rooms - Marcille and Chilchuck

shiftythrifting

I completely regret not purchasing this High Art (Seattle Goodwill)

sufficientlylargen

@elodieunderglass I feel you would appreciate this.

Absolutely, thanks

@5u5

Found in a 120 year old time capsule.

Full VDO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoDj4mXdqmc

bechnokid

Note: The below text is originally from @/whitebookposts, but I wanted to edit it so that those with mediocre reading processing skills (like myself) can read and appreciate this person’s thoughts!

I don’t know how to express it but just the thought of some person, 120 years ago, taking a photo of their cat, which back then wasn’t easy. They didn’t have phones with cameras, and each photo required a lot of time and dedication.

So, not only the person “wasted” a whole photo on their cat, they also did their fricking best to save this photo, and carefully put it into an envelope to preserve it so that people in the future will know that there was this cat and it looked like this.

Its owner thought the cat looked lovely that day so much that they decided to take a photo of it, and then they loved the photo so much that they went out of their way to preserve it for future generations like “hello people from the future! this is what my cat looks like!” because they loved their cat so much they wanted people from the future to know about it.

That thought is… crazy to me… and here we are, 120 years later, long after the cat and its owners passed away, looking at an old photo of a cat and gushing about it. The cat died so long ago, and we wouldn’t even know it existed if not for the owner that loved their cat so much that they decided this photo was worth preserving and put it into a time capsule.

Seeing now how people dedicate whole blogs to their cats and take countless pictures of them just to show to other people really hits because you realize that in the end, people from today aren’t that much different from people that were 120 years ago. We all just love our cats and want people to look at them.