My cousin’s work, in Istanbul (B.P. Yenigün)
crunch munch
Happy tenth anniversary to this comic. I just learned that it’s still being shared constantly on Tumblr. I don’t totally understand why people like it so much, but I like it too.
#comics #dailycomics #comicstrips #skulls #birds
She knows
—a sailor's diary entry, on losing a shipmate, ca. 1834 (from Two Years Before the Mast by Richard Henry Dana Jr.)
Когда-то здесь кипела жизнь
[image description: an aerial photo of an abandoned house with no roof in a snowy field. the angle of the photo is such that the house casts a shadow onto the snow behind it that resembles another house growing from its foundations.]
i don’t jaywalk because i’ve got places to be i jaywalk because i have a fetish for getting hit by cars
song by Charif Shanahan
They Are The Same (The Left Hand Of Darkness), 2018. By Vanessa Lemen
A clam with pearls inside.
Haha, notes are so disturbed to learn that pearls form inside the tissues and not just lying inside.
So how do y'all feel about the fact that pearls have nothing to do with sand? Bivalves deal with sand all day long, of course grains don’t get “stuck” until they have to make a pearl. That was the assumption centuries ago and just continues to be spread by the jewelry industry as a plain old lie.
The formation of a pearl is to smother and permanently seal the parasites bivalves contract from all the animal feces they process :)
(which to me is very cool and if it grosses you out you should reconsider because biologically speaking it’s the equivalent of a trapped evil spirit)
Bianca Stone, from What Is Otherwise Infinite: Poems; “God Searches for God”
[ Text ID: I have nothing to give but tears, of which one is too much and a whole sea not enough. ]
— Friedrich Nietzsche, from Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Last time I was in Washington, I walked over a mile to go see HER again.
J. William Fosdick, Adoration of St. Joan of Arc, 1896, fire etched wood relief, three panels, each: 109 3⁄4 x 49 1⁄2 in. (278.8 x 125.7 cm.), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of William T. Evans, 1910.9.8
Nooshin Ghanbari, from "transient"
Victor Demarchelier, Bazaar Magazine 2012.
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