Szs

[catchymemes]

(via @realjameswoods / Twitter)

[chrissongzzz]

ohh wow

[orpheusilver]

what the fuck

[thebroccoligoblin]

HEY THAT WAS A WILD 6.5 seconds

[claire-voyancy-deactivated20201]

*walks into this like a roadrunner cartoon*

[itsmemartinaleanza]

WHAT!?!

[sic-s3mper-tyrannis]

Scariest view yet.

[babyanimalgifs]

Dead 😂

[rabidchild67]

SOUND ON

[slothful-rabbit]

I’m fucking dying turn the sound on for this

[stream]

Life of Pi (2012) dir. Ang Lee

R.I.P. Irrfan Khan (Jan. 7, 1967 – Apr. 29, 2020)

[joshsundquist]

Leg Loss v Hair Loss

[awesome-picz]

Victorian Bushfire Appeal WIRES-Emergency Fund for Wildlife Pics That Sum Up The Hell On Earth That Is Taking Place In Australia.

Help Thirsty Koalas Devastated by Recent Fires :

https://au.gofundme.com/f/help-thirsty-koalas-devastated-by-recent-fires

Mogo Zoo Fire Recovery

https://au.gofundme.com/f/mogo-zoo-fire-recovery

WIRES-Emergency Fund for Wildlife

https://www.facebook.com/donate/1386120504919105/10158318179549750/

Victorian Bushfire Appeal

https://www.vic.gov.au/bushfireappeal

[fluffygif]

Marble Machine With Colours Seperation

[hodlmyvodka]

‪Cybertruck, nanotechnology, smartphones... here is Russia in 2019‬

[detrixsta]

It has been said: “If You Can Dance; You’re in with a chance”– Well, Here is Hal Le Roy when he was about 17. This is the same year his dance style created a sensation in The Ziegfeld Follies. Le Roy’s style was very much along the lines of Al “Rubber Legs” Norman, as evidenced elsewhere in this short film…. a sort of “High School Musical” otherwise short on talent.

[vintageeveryday]

R.I.P Ric Ocasek! The Cars’ frontman found dead in Manhattan at 75. These amazing Polaroids of Ric were taken by Andy Warhol in April, 1980.

[different-landscapes]

Mont Saint-Michael, France by secretagent_wesanderson

[catchymemes]

[vous]

[luisonte]

[lockheed-martini-deactivated202]

Huge commemorative drops of US Airborne and British Paras were carried out over Normandy to celebrate and honour the 75th anniversary of the June 5th/6th landings. Though innaccurately performed by daylight, the nearly 300 strong drop was a moving sight.

Among the serving military personnel were three veterans, all over 90 years old, retracing the steps of their youth one last time. One ex Red Devil, 94, said “I should have more sense.” Then again, at less than 17 years old he had volunteered to jump out of a perfectly good aeroplane. One wonders how much sense he had to start with ;)

God bless America, Viva le France, and God save the Queen. Thank you to all our friends and allies who came together 75 years ago for this monumental task.

[enrique262]

The Biorobots of Chernobyl

The liquidators sent to the rooftop of the destroyed Reactor 4 building, in order to clean up the radioactive debris expelled after the explosion of the nuclear core.

Named as such since the rooftop was deemed suitable only for robots due to the enormous radiation present, but after the robots procured for the task ended up breaking down, the decision was made to sent men instead, as protected as they could be, and do the job, since the debris clean-up operation needed to be done in order to begin construction of a structured designed to contain the entire building, in doing so finally stopping the spread of radiation.

The Shelter Object, better known as The Sarcophagus, the fruit of their sacrifice in the battle against the atom.