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let's get high and fuck.

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Centaur & Cupid

Roman marble statue from the Ist-IInd centuries which is kept in the Louvre Museum in Paris and which comes from the former Borghese Collection.

Cupid, little putti with spread wings, is standing on the back of Centaur, half man half horse. The latter, arms tied behind the back, looks to Eros, in a twist of the torso with a powerful musculature.

The original marble statue comes from the former Borghese collection and was acquired by Napoleon I for the "Musée Napoleon", now Louvre Museum, in 1807.

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Head of Alexander the Great

Bronze. Greek or Roman. Late Hellenistic to Hadrianic, ca. 150 BCE — 138 CE.

(New York, the Metropolitan Museum of Art.)

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Inglewood Pirus.

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Оffice samurai   Misozi-Salaryman（ミソジサラリーマン）

https://www.youtube.com/user/tanahiro814

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Pedro Américo, Quartered Body of Tiradentes, the Brazilian Revolutionary, 1893

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The latest Tweets from BLACKPANTHER (@ATTACKLIFE). LIVING AND LOVING. UNITED KINGDOM

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Printed by Ben Franklin June 1, 1759

Delaware Twenty Shillings Colonial Currency

English or colonial money will see the symbol £ for pounds, and the abbreviation s for shillings and d for pence. All derive from the Latin: £ resembling an L for libra, a Roman unit of weight; and the d and the s for denarius and solidus, Roman coins. Sometimes a specific amount was written with those abbreviations, and sometimes a period was used to delineate each  unit of currency: for example, £27 19s 6d or £27.19.06.

Source: https://www.icollector.com/Printed-by-Ben-Franklin-June-1-1759-Delaware-Twenty-Shillings-Colonial-Currency_i3334584

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