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  • I'm soph, I'm a bit in between.

    my general opinion on

    things is that people are too

    ridiculous in all sorts of ways.
    undr:

Richard Steinheimer
SPRR Track Walker in Bayshore Fog Commute District, 1949

    undr:

    Richard Steinheimer

    SPRR Track Walker in Bayshore Fog Commute District, 1949

    lostsplendor:

    Arrow Collar Men by J.C Leyendecker, c. 1910-1912 (via)

    (via smatterings)

    lesbianseparatist:

Young Dykes, 1983

    lesbianseparatist:

    Young Dykes, 1983

    omgthatartifact:

    Drum Made of Human Skulls

    Tibet, 18th century

    The Los Angeles County Museum of Art

    (via kittyfarts)

    Daniel Portman, Prodrick Payne Game of Thrones 

    Daniel Portman, Prodrick Payne Game of Thrones 

    (Source: thurber, via deadladyofclowntown)

    Francesca Woodman

    Providence, Rhode Island

    1976

    (Source: maartejn, via garconniere)

    artemisdreaming:

The Dust Weavers 2009, Into the Box Circle
Margarita Georgiadis HERE

    artemisdreaming:

    The Dust Weavers 2009, Into the Box Circle

    Margarita Georgiadis HERE

    soyouthinkyoucansee:

Sir John Lavery.

    soyouthinkyoucansee:

    Sir John Lavery.

    (via smatterings)

    murmuju:

Japan’s first robot buddy cop movie, a silent film released in 1919, was shown only once, to an assembly of wealthy land owners in Tokyo. When the film ended, the audience demand for affordable giant robots to work their fields and control the peasants was so insistent, emperor Hirohito had the only copy of the film impounded and destroyed to prevent the idea from capturing the public’s imagination.
Today, this photo is all that remains of the film’s existence. Even the title of the movie has been lost to history.

    murmuju:

    Japan’s first robot buddy cop movie, a silent film released in 1919, was shown only once, to an assembly of wealthy land owners in Tokyo. When the film ended, the audience demand for affordable giant robots to work their fields and control the peasants was so insistent, emperor Hirohito had the only copy of the film impounded and destroyed to prevent the idea from capturing the public’s imagination.

    Today, this photo is all that remains of the film’s existence. Even the title of the movie has been lost to history.

    (Source: jessnevins, via smatterings)