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Some interesting sandwiches from 1001 sandwiches

I also thought this was funny:

#some of these sound good to me. not saying which #started to wonder if these recipes were ai generated but they are just from the 1930s

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pelican in the bathroom

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スニーカーライチョウ

Ptarmigan wearing sneakers

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80s advertising radios

Source: Flickr/Joe Haupt

#in any decade i would find a way to enjoy audio entertainment constantly

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Why the FUCK do i get stressed out about my rate of progress on personal creative projects. Girl there is no deadline!!!! No one even asked for any of it

#except my one beloved friend who keeps bugging me about the sequel to earth camp #I’m gonna send her the first 1/4 of the second draft soon. wanted to get there by my bday. but WHO CARES

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a lot of queer people i know in real life are either into or open to talking about astrology but online i think ive noticed a lot more people who dislike astrology and im super curious to see if that holds up.

please reblog for sample size and elaborate in the tags if you want!

#INCREDIBLE things happening in the notes #i just missed my stop on the train and now i have to research the origins of astrology. i bet its really complicated #i don’t think being into astrology is a queer/trans thing i think its just really popular right now. esp as the new generation gets less #involved in organized religion and more into spirituality. idk why queer/trans people would be more into astrology than straights unless its #bc we’re alienated by organized religion. OR maybe bc (at least in the US) straight guys are very much Not generally into astrology #but anyways there are people in the notes fighting about queer and trans and how they might intersect. and arguing about whether poc are #more into astrology. and one person talking about how astrology is important in hindu culture and Lots of fighting about that #anyways personally i think astrology is fake and annoying. but I’m not a dick about it generally

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oh we LOVE bread, immediate hit

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Vojtěch Preissig - Seven Ravens (1903)

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#gen z needs to WATCH and LEARN. you meet your beloved at the french orphanage #you BECOME the only person who help her when she’s having a psychotic breakdown #you HELP her track down the couple who abused her. then you BURY their bodies

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I've never seen a listing like this- at the end they have tiny photos of the before & after of each room. The new owner may most definitely want to change it again, though. It's a 1983 modern that's been gutted and reno'd, located in Big Stone Gap, VA, has 9bds, 7ba, $1.295M.

Note that the owner thinks his gull-wing car (Ferrari, is it?) will help sell the house.

Kind of skimpy cascading chandy, IMO. Anyway, don't think that you can move right in- the house is on every AirBnB type website, makes $1K per night, and is booked until well into 2025.

Arches. Lots of arches. Not sure I like the scalloped shelving.

Clearly not professional design- DIY elegance.

Rather sparse dining room. Dated parquet floor.

The new kitchen and everyday dining area. I don't know what to say.

The royal primary bedroom.

See? Royalty.

Flocked wallpaper went out in the 70s.

Jetted soaker tub in front of a fireplace and flatscreen with unsightly plug.

The Pac Man cellar stairs.

Welcome to the Pac Man Palace Cinema.

Home theater with a starry sky, spacy carpet and fireplace.

Where the hell are we?

Mini casino.

Patio. Looks like the fireplace has been bricked up.

Pool. Not very inviting.

I wonder why a basketball court and not tennis or pickleball.

Cute gazebo.

Unhelpful before & after photos.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5637-Powell-Valley-Rd-Big-Stone-Gap-VA-24219/234589322_zpid/?

#ot the. pac man area

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Leather belt, with keyring attached, used by State Registered Mental Nurse, England, mid 20th century

Security and practicality are behind the design of this sturdy leather belt with keyring. It was used on a psychiatric ward at Farnborough Hospital, now the Princess Royal University Hospital, in Kent, England. The key ring consists of a soldered metal bracket. This cannot be taken off the belt. There is also a metal loop in the middle of the belt over which the keyring cannot pass. This ensured the keys could not be snatched from or slip off the belt. The belt and keys were used between 1940 and 1970. They represent the large public mental hospitals that defined psychiatric care after the Second World War and the rise of the National Health Service. We know these keys were used by a State Registered Mental Nurse. This further highlights the fact such mental hospitals were government-regulated organisations rather than old-fashioned asylums. The staff had to meet professional standards. However, controversial medical treatments such as insulin coma therapy, electroshock and frontal lobotomy were common. They were seen as inhumane and brutal institutions, more like prisons than hospitals.

Science Museum

#thought this was sexy until i read the description

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#YES

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was going to complain about the rain but then this beautiful rainbow appeared…

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Grenadines Pink or Grenadines Horned Iguana (Iguana iguana insularis), male, family Iguanidae, endemic to St, Vincent & The Grenadines and Grenada

ENDANGERED.

Subspecies of the Green Iguana.

photograph by Reptiles4all

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Buttercup Fenton Mouse

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For Lucky Peach’s Fantasy issue accompanying the article “When We Ate Our Thoughts” by Huan Hsu  (AD: Walter Green!)

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18th C. English and French asparagus tureens

Christie's

#the purple one is so cute i wanna die