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Probably the pages where they’re fucking dead bodies.

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4 months ago

attendees milling around the expo, men in suits, a woman neatly dressed in a pink shirt and black dress. a large q-bert is on a pedestal.

amusement operators expo, chicago (1983) archive.org/details/vide...

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3 months ago

a crude cartoon of a wandering computer, telling its (previous) owner 'i have found enlightenment'. its owner is standing on the side of the path that the computer is travelling, crying and begging 'please come home...'

cartoon, australian microcomputer, magazine (1983) archive.org/details/aust...

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2 weeks ago

14" monitor, sitting (at an angle) on a cream desk, blinds behind it (and a plant?). on the monitor is a pixelated image of a large burger a can of pepsi and a strawberry. the burger looks delicious.

promotional photo (1990) archive.org/details/mc-1...

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🤣

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Elon just launched something at 1 a.m, my whole house was shaking and I live an hour away from Vandenberg. 🛌

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2 weeks ago

Radio city soul cafe building. Abandoned.

Recreation center/ Pool Hall - overflowing rusted garbage can in forefront.

I ❤️ Detroit

#FridayFacades

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3 weeks ago

Detroitism <p>What does “ruin porn” tell us about the motor city?</p>

Here’s a good article from 2011; in the late 90s and aughts, Michigan Central, the Packard Plant, the Book Cadillac Hotel, and the Michigan Theater parking garage (from 8 Mile) were probably the most photographed examples of Detroit architecture falling into ruin

www.guernicamag.com/leary_1_15_11/

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3 weeks ago

"Believe in the holy contour of life... Be in love with your life, every detail of it."

(Jack Kerouac)

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1 month ago

A doodle of a dog drawn on a foggy window.

fog dog
#art

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1 year ago

梅酒の花瓶

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1 month ago

An Introduction to the Literary Philosophy of Marcel Proust, Presented in a Monty Python-Style Animation Those who know the name Marcel Proust, if not his work itself, know it as that of the most solitary and introspective of writers—a name become an adjective, describing an almost painfully delicate var...

An Introduction to the Literary Philosophy of Marcel Proust, Presented in a Monty Python-Style Animation

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1 month ago

• Human Data: NASA maintains that no intercourse has happened on its missions.
However, a 2000 report noted that certain positions are impossible in microgravity, and others would require specialized equipment, such as elastic belts or tunnels.
• Animal Data: Research indicates that while animal embryos can implant in space, they face significant developmental issues, particularly DNA damage from high radiation levels.
• Physiological Challenges: Experts suggest that microgravity causes fluids to shift, potentially making it harder for blood to reach the genitals, while zero gravity could hinder sperm movement.
• Psychological/Social Factors: Long-term missions with small crews could create tension or make finding partners difficult. Research suggests that addressing intimacy is essential for the mental health and morale of long-term space travelers. ®
Current Concerns and Future Needs

Everyone’s thinking about the Super Bowl and I wake up thinking: I wonder how many people have had sex in outer space.

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1 month ago

Imagine setting an Olympic record in your home country on your birthday!! Amazing performance from Francesca Lollobrigida in the speed skating 😍

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6 months ago

Italian speed skater Francesca Lollobrigida is the grand niece of actress Gina Lollobrigida. She is the current holder of the Italian records at 3000 and 5000 meters.

The 2026 Winter Olympics-Milano Cortina is set for February 6-22, 2026 at sites across Lombardy and NW Italy.

#TCMParty #SUTS

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1 month ago

I think it’s time we change the name of the Special Olympics to reflect true respect, inclusion, and empowerment.

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1 month ago

"Have a heart that never hardens, and a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts."

Charles John Huffam Dickens
7 February 1812 – 9 June 1870
English novelist, journalist, short story writer and social critic.

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1 month ago

Weird and uncanny hinterland has always fascinated me.

Today is Dickens’ 214th birthday. To honour him, here’s my reading of the opening of his masterpiece Great Expectations, where Pip shuttles between innocence and knowledge in the indeterminate marshes between the land and the sea #Dickens

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1 month ago

When we see the hazel catkins turn yellow, we know that spring is not far off. The catkins, sometimes called lambs' tails, are a drooping string of small flowerlets that bear only stamens. Each flower produces a large number of pollen grains. These are wafted on the wind, and a few fall on the stigmas of the scarlet female flowers, which are too small to show in this picture. From the meeting of the male and female flowers, nuts grow slowly to ripen in September.
At the base of the nut-sapling, honeysuckle vines are putting out their first, tender green leaves, another sign that spring is coming.
The blackbird has his springtime plumage, and very smart indeed he looks. His wife, who is away building her nest, is brownish, and does not have a yellow bill. The rooks in the elm-tops are beginning to show an interest in their last year's nests, which they will soon be rebuilding. The elm blossoms are beginning to show a purple tint, and will be even brighter coloured by early spring.
On the pasture a flock of green and golden plovers has settled. The green plovers have crested heads, and remain with us all through the year; but the golden plovers take long voyages to far distant lands.
Two swans are swimming on the lake.

C F Tunnicliffe again.
Another stunning illustration from What to Look for in Winter.

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1 month ago

Two-year-old pots two Guinness World Records with snooker trick shots Manchester toddler Jude Owens becomes youngest person to perform bank shot and double pot just weeks apart A two-year-old has become the holder of two Guinness World Records by becoming the youngest person to perform a pair of trick shots in snooker. Manchester toddler Jude Owens successfully performed a pool bank shot at two years and 302 days old on 12 October last year. Continue reading...

Two-year-old pots two Guinness World Records with snooker trick shots

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1 month ago

How one man celebrated the longest birthday ever by keeping party going around the world Paul Morgan (USA) carefully planned a trip around the world so he could have the longest birthday ever.

On this day in 2018, traveler Paul Morgan kept his birthday going for a whole 48 hours ✈️🎂

gwr.co/48hrBirthday

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1 month ago

Idris Elba or Luenell

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Watch an Avant-Garde Bauhaus Ballet in Brilliant Color, First Staged in 1922 We credit the Bauhaus school, founded by German architect Walter Gropius in 1919, for the aesthetic principles that have guided so much modern design and architecture in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Watch an Avant-Garde Bauhaus Ballet in Brilliant Color, First Staged in 1922

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1 month ago

How Chef Boyardee Beef Ravioli Is Made In Factory

New On KwanLeeTV How Chef Boyardee Beef Ravioli Is Made In Factory

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1 month ago

Also the 6th is Bob Marley and National Chopsticks day.

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1 month ago

We are half way through winter today, and the clocks go forward in just 53 days.

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1 month ago

Nao-san, in yellow kimono, climbs the snowy steps of Kifune-jinja.

Statue of a black and white horse in the grounds of Kifune-jinja.

The main gate of Kifune-jinja in the snow.

🙏🐴GIFT HORSES, RAIN CLOUDS & REVENGE💦👹

In times past, during extreme weather events, the imperial court would turn to one particular shrine.
Kifune-jinja (貴船神社), nestled in the mountains north of Kyōto, is home to the god of rain. Horses were gifted to the shrine in an attempt to alter the weather.

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1 month ago

Rozan-ji's red oni carrying a sword and flaming torch.

Although oni are a common sight at Setsubun, Rozan-ji (廬山寺) has an origin story for its own 3 ogres.

When the temple's founder, Ryōgen (良源 912-85), was in training he was bothered by 3 troublesome oni (or spirits, depending on what version of the tale you read).
#Kyoto #鬼

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1 month ago

A stone torii at a shrine entrance, covered in snow. Two women holding umbrellas walk through the snowy scene towards the torii.

'Torii in Snow' from the series 'Famous Places in Kyoto' - Utagawa Hiroshige, originally from Edo period, republished early 1900s.
#ToriiTuesday #ukiyoe #JapaneseArt

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