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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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Reblog if Black Lives Matter to you
Where are those woke white people at!?
The amount of notes this doesn’t have bothers me…
Tumblr has 30-50 million active users. Why does this not even have 1 million notes?
I have over three thousand followers and so far only two reblogged this I’m disappointed
Soliloquio, 1995 by José Damasceno
Nasca gold headdress ornament, Nazca, Ica, Peru, A.D. 200-800. Photo by Walter Larrimore. (c) Smithsonian Institution/National Museum of the American Indian. (17/8849)
Cleopatra’s Underwater Palace, EgyptÂ
I still don’t get why no one is LOSING THEIR FUCKING SHIT OVER THIS FIND
iT SURVIVED THE EARTHQUAKE THAT LEVELED THE REST OF THE CITY IN 365Â A.D.Â
CLEOPATRA’S FUCKING PALACE
WITH INTACT FUCKING STATUARY
NOT TO MENTION THE REST OF THE FUCKINGÂ ENTIRE GODDAMN ISLAND OF ANTIRRHODOS INCLUDING THE ANCIENT PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
AND THEY’RE GONNA BUILD A MOTHERFUCKING UNDERWATER MUSEUM
UNDERWATER. MUSEUM.
can I be a mermaid tour guide there or some shit, you don’t even have to pay me i will just live there forever oh my fucking god
i better be alive when this museum is up and running
look by mym on Flickr.
I’ve reblogged this so many times but I can’t help it. I think it’s my favorite photograph.
Rebecca Noris Webb via T.H
Nurses showing the eleven babies that were born on New Year’s Day 1933 in a hospital in Berlin, Germany.