I have no idea why I still have a page here

[tinsnip]

Adulthood appears to be comprised mostly of:

1. sore back

2. kinda tired

3. i can do what the fuck i want~~~

3a. but mostly i’m too sore

3b. and too tired

[thetrekkiehasthephonebox]

4. bills

[lamus-dworski]

Drowning of Marzanna on 21st March, Polish custom of pre-Christian Slavic origins marking the arrival of spring.

Source: solectwojaracz.pl

[talvikki-kelo]

“Who will fight with the System when everyone is fighting with a depression”

[unusualrussia]

Construction crew commuting to work

[ewanmrozny]

#it’s like a clown car but#with more Slav

It’s Slav TARDIS

[geistygeist]

The most Slavic thing ever

[zerotheduke]

what the fuck. what the fuck. 

[jackviolet]

So as a reaction to the recently passed anti-gay laws, Russian gay rights activists have taken various Soviet propaganda posters and adapted them into pride posters instead.

Mostly they did this just by putting rainbow flags everywhere.

But I gotta say, a lot of the original Soviet propaganda posters were pretty damn gay already.

These are unedited Sino-Soviet propaganda posters. With their insistent and repetitive slogans of “Always together!” and “Friends forever!” and the aggressive hand-holding and hugging, I gotta say the Russian and Chinese guys in these posters seem like quite the committed couple.

They have kids and everything! Lookit their little blended family.

They love working together, relaxing together, and reading the works of Lenin to each other. On weekends they garden in their matching overalls.

Rainbow flags would almost be superfluous.

[amandaexmachina-deactivated2018]

Just lads bein’ comrades

[highlandvalley]

[scurrilizzie]

i legitimately cannot stop laughing

[andrewducker]

I did not expect to laugh at this.  And yet…

[lamus-dworski]

Wianki, festival of summer solstice in Słupsk, Poland.

Photos via gp24.pl

[lamus-dworski]

Noc Świętojańska - Slavic celebrations of the summer solstice in the Museum of Folk Culture in Lublin, Poland. Images © Maciej Bielec.

[lamus-dworski]

‘Wianki’ (’Wreaths’), an annual festival organized in Kraków, Poland connected to ancient Slavic celebrations of the summer solstice (Noc Kupały - Kupala Night) and combined with a medieval-themed fair.

Images © Spheresis Foto.

[cyberneticpredacat-archive]

[ryouseiteki]

I AM THE SAND GUARDIAN, GUARDIAN OF THE SAND

[qui-fait-ta-rose-si-importante]

I’m just reblogging this because my dad didn’t believe it existed.

[maribopuppy-deactivated20161002]

IT

HAS

RETURNED

[dlie]

Well I spent way too much time on this thing that I should have.

But I really liked the idea of a sand gardian.

POSEIDON QUIVER BEFORE HIM!

[dlie]

Reposting because I had forgot the most important detail

Thanks again Katiestrophic for the inspiration

[greyfireclover]

But can we just talk about

[pocarovna]

Yakovlev & Aleeva (1)

[lamus-dworski]

‘Modern Folking’ series inspired by Polish folklore by Paulina Wach.

Follow the artist on facebook: facebook.com/PaulinaWachArt :)

[highlandvalley]

[risingtensions]

[gemmacorrell]

[tastefullyoffensive]

by Gemma Correll

[polandcanintospace-blog]

[mikelikeschickennuggets]

Look how sad he looks. He just wants to sleep but his farts are too loud:(