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[mandrag]

[living400lbs]

I think somebody had fun with this wall. 

[kinderfanger-deactivated2014090]

#jareth put physics back where you found it or so help me

[slashmarks]

this is a nice wall. I like this wall.

[madeofpatterns]

!!!!!!!!!!!

[quadlutz-deactivated20190102]

everyone please appreciate my new sexuality identifier

[westeastsouthnorth]

Belgrade, Serbia

[uyamt]

立葵（たちあおい）

Hollyhock

[notyourunclesqueerporn]

New "Bionic" Dildo Allows You to Feel Things You Never Felt Before

[cat-father]

After the arrival of bionic arms and mind-controlled exoskeletons, it was only a matter of time before we began translating these new technologies into sex toys. The Ambrosia Vibe isn’t as sophisticated as other bionic technologies, but it is one step on the path to having that detachable penis you always wanted.

Holy shit. If they make realistic looking versions of this…I could actually feel right…

[snikerlydoo]

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ambrosia-vibe-world-s-first-bionic-strap-on-that-vibrates-when-touched boost the funder!!

[tweekrs-deactivated20141219]

ok but this is actually such an important invention please signal boost this (and contribute if u can)

[neilaglet]

[kartuncizim-deactivated20220608]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/shay-aaron/

[futtbudge]

Why does this make me so happy?

[manofprose]

"I long so much to make beautiful things. But beautiful things require effort and disappointment and perseverance."

Vincent van Gogh

[rumelia-deactivated20140630]

Sephardi Jewish women in traditional clothes, Bulgaria, late 19th cent.

[istanbulperitaliani]

Hasan Kale

Nel post precedente abbiamo parlato dell’ultimo Pittore di Corte dell’Impero Ottomano, l’italiano Fausto Zonaro. Continuiamo con questo nostro breve excursus artistico facendovi conoscere oggi un artista, questa volta turco, decisamente più contemporaneo a noi: Hasan Kale.

Da un seme di zucca, chicco di caffé,  metà di una nocciolina, chiodi, viti, bozzoli di seta, riso o su un qualsiasi ed inaspettato oggetto, il micro-artista Hasan Kale dipinge prevalentemente i paesaggi di Istanbul, la sua città natale, con uno stile neo-classico e neo-orientalista di pregevolissima fattura.

Senza dubbio la micro-arte di Hasan Kale anche se espressa su supporti abbastanza insoliti allo scopo di meravigliare lo spettatore, può comunque degnamente inserirsi sulla scia dell’antica e celebre arte delle miniature ottomane. 

Fortunatamente in questi ultimi anni l’arte della miniatura é ritornata a rivivere in Turchia dopo un periodo abbastanza lungo di abbandono. Tutto questo grazie al lavoro di artisti come Nur Nevin Akyazıcı, Ahmet Yakupoğlu, Ömer Faruk Atabek e soprattutto Nusret Çolpan che espongono con successo le loro opere nelle Gallerie d’Arte più importanti di tutto il mondo.

Per finire ecco un breve VIDEO dove l’artista Hasan Kale realizza una miniatura su un quadrante di un orologio.

Le foto provengono dalla pagina facebook dell’artista che vi invitiamo a seguire.

Seguici anche su www.facebook.com/istanbulperitaliani

[pervocracy]

Hello! From a hospital/emergency perspective, what is the best alternative to an alert bracelet? I've heard of people keeping an alert card in their purse instead, but I don't know how effective this actually is? I am still getting tests, but it looks like I prob. have a rare condition that'll need a bracelet, but I also have an (unrelated) pain condition that makes it difficult for me to wear jewellery on bad flare-up days, so I can't consistently wear an alert bracelet, and this worries me :(

If you come into the ER unable to identify yourself and without anyone accompanying you who can help, one of the first things we do is look in your wallet for ID.  I keep my emergency medical info directly behind my driver’s license in my wallet for this reason.

If it’s only metal bracelets that you can’t tolerate, there are a lot of alternative types of medical alert jewelry.  You can get a bracelet with a rubber or fabric band if metal sensitivity is the issue, or a necklace if pressure on your wrist is the problem.  However, if you don’t want anything touching your skin, I’d go for a wallet card; there are a couple alternatives like shoe tags and keychains, but those would be a lot easier for ER staff to miss.

Also: I’ve seen people carry USB drives with their medical history, and it seems clever, but I don’t recommend this.  A lot of medical staff are not technologically competent (yes, it’s terrifying) and don’t know what a USB drive is or how to open it.  Better to just carry around a piece of paper if you need to give a detailed medical history and med list.

[whiteangelxoxo]

[photogenicfelines]

[stunningpicture]

Lobster in a bucket looks like a gigantic monster on a metallic planet, and the waterdrops look like stars.

[totallyfubar]

The lobsters have claimed the moon

[hungry-hobbits]

the graphics for pacific rim 2 are looking really good

[fairchildart]

Miniature glassware by Winesiam 

[fraustrodamus]

My mum broke her wrist and didnt want to go to her dinner party with an ugly cast so I broke out some brushes and painted Van Gogh’s ” Starry night ” on it for her.

[kalories1-deactivated20140523]

oh yeah, no biggie, lemme just whip out my brushes and paint a lil something-something. easy.

[flowersgardenlove]

right moment in time Beautiful gorgeous pretty flowers