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The Bowery Presents
Sweet Seals For You, Always
almost home
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Sade Olutola

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Cosimo Galluzzi

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
Mike Driver
hello vonnie
we're not kids anymore.

gracie abrams

titsay
will byers stan first human second
Claire Keane
todays bird
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‘Honor Killings’ in the West
While the Western media often depicts Muslim societies like Pakistan as particularly misogynistic, they ignore the fact that in the U.S., for instance, 3 women are killed EVERY DAY by their male partners.
Kyoung Hwan Kim - https://www.facebook.com/tahraartpage - http://www.tahraart.com - https://www.artstation.com/artist/tahra - http://drawcrowd.com/tahra
🌹 I want to disappear while I’m still pretty like this. 🌹
u dumb if you let me go
Wanna know the thing I’ve learned about this year that’s changed how I look at the world more than anything?
Pinsetters.
You know, the machines at bowling alleys that set the pins back up after you’ve knocked them down.
The thing about pinsetters is that they’re oddly difficult to get ahold of. In fact, most models of pinsetter haven’t been manufactured at all since the 1970s; the majority of bowling alleys get theirs secondhand, and competition for the increasingly rare supply of spare parts can be fierce.
You probably knew that there were once over a dozen different varieties of bowling that were popular throughout North America; what you might not know is that most of those varieties have gone extinct not because nobody is interested in playing them, but because the particular kind of pinsetter they require can no longer be obtained in sufficient quantities to keep bowling alleys in business. Indeed, the most common reason for a bowling alley to go under isn’t lack of customers, but having pinsetters that can’t be repaired when they break down because the parts and the institutional knowledge required to do so no longer exist!
Like, people will cross the planet to get their hands on replacement pinsetter parts. It’s like a goddamn post-apocalyptic scavenger hunt out there to keep these ancient contraptions in working order.
For bowling.
I’m sure it’s a metaphor for something or other, but hell if I can figure out what.
How your partner reacts to your sadness and things that bother you, should tell you all you need to know about how long the relationship should last.
A girl is a gun.
Monica Bellucci by Jean-Baptiste Mondino for Numéro, August 2017
The Last Forest God by Borisut Chamnan
fleet2 - by Klaus Wittmann
Victor Demarchelier