Photo reblogged from Money Is Not Important with 330 notes
Consider this essential.
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Photoset reblogged from jean valparmesan with 86 notes
Michelangelo, 1500
Pieta
His biggest regret was signing his name on her sash. He thought it ruined the piece.
Photo reblogged from I'm not lonely just alone with 566,967 notes
This picture has such a funny story. After this man came home from the war, he was on his way home, so excited, when he grabbed this lady and kissed her. A random photographer saw it and snapped the picture. Everyone at the time was obsessed with this picture, and the man was greatly wanted by movies and newspapers, but they never found him…then he popped up on the news 60 years later. The reason he never revealed his true identity was because he was married, and he didn’t want his wife seeing the picture and getting mad at him for kissing another woman.
what a jerk
Bullshit. He was on a date with another girl and was drunk. He heard the news and kissed the another girl. The girl he kissed didn’t want to be kissed but she couldn’t escape his strong grasp. If you look at their body language, you can start to see the true story. This isn’t a picture of passion or love, it’s a picture of sexual harassment. http://thesocietypages.org/socimages/2012/10/05/the-kissing-sailor-photograph-an-iconic-image-of-war-not-of-romance/
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Photoset reblogged from the fool with 3,368 notes
This is so unrealistic. Who uses that much peanut butter and jelly to make a sandwich?
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Photo reblogged from The Daily What with 44,120 notes
Twitpic of the Day: Oh, possum.
[@hoppy_jnr / b3ta.]
I’ve seen this picture multiple times but no seems to be upset about the fact that a opossum got into the bakery.
Quote reblogged from where soul meets body with 41,279 notes
I’ve been forced to explain homosexuality to my kids (aged 3 and 4) because their uncle is gay. This incredibly difficult and traumatic experience went as follows:
Child: Why does Uncle Bob go everywhere with Pete?
Me: Because they’re in love, just like Mummy and Daddy are.
Child: Oh. Can I have a biscuit?We’re all scarred for life. Scarred, I tell you.
Source: Guardian
Photo reblogged from It's Okay To Be Smart with 6,416 notes
“YOU DON’T EXIST”
This is basically the funniest thing.
Source: moviespad.com
Photoset reblogged from Advocating Progress with 16,518 notes
Amusing Ourselves to Death by Stuart McMillen (May 2009)
Aldous Huxley (Author: “Brave New World”) vs. George Orwell (Author: Nineteen Eighty-Four
One of my personal favorite things to ever find on the internet.
Had this discussion in second hour
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