i love old science fiction because it’s all like “IT’S THE DISTANT YEAR TWO THOUSAND AND THREE AND MAN IS EXPLORING THE DEEP CORNERS OF THE UNIVERSE” like god bless you old sci-fi you had such high hopes for us
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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i love old science fiction because it’s all like “IT’S THE DISTANT YEAR TWO THOUSAND AND THREE AND MAN IS EXPLORING THE DEEP CORNERS OF THE UNIVERSE” like god bless you old sci-fi you had such high hopes for us
with great power comes a great electricity bill
I want to be young and wild.
would you rather
never have to brush your teeth again (mouth is always clean)
never have to lotion your body again
never have to wash your hair again
Pls reblog
the prawn bomb exploded into shrimpnel
a lot of people were krilled
Coimbra, Portugal
“He was arrested for ‘nibbling all the pears from a basket’.”
1893 French Mug shot of François Bertillon Age: 23 months Crime: Gluttony (via www.twitter.com/HistoryInPics)
Potato salad is very tasty!!!
Northeren Genets ~ By Blaz Crepinsek
Every river in the United States. (via Kotke.org)
For some reason I decided to post a slightly bigger part of the same painting everyone’s been posting. (Well, I do know the reason, the reason is feet.)
Nothing like French soldiers sweeping each other off their feet and smooching enthusiastically in the aftermath of a victory.
Love the guy off to the left, looking at them like “Yeah, dat is byootiful.”
The guys watching them.
John Everett Millais
A Huguenot, on St. Bartholomew’s Day, Refusing to Shield Himself from Danger by Wearing the Roman Catholic Badge
“The desperate man”, Gustave Gourbet, 1844-1845.
Phillipe Wolfers. Enamel, gold, garnet and opal choker
Medieval, Edinburgh, Scotland
photo via jen