Just Gazing

Diahann Carroll visits Victoria Embankment Gardens in London, England on May 3rd, 1964.

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it feels like every day i write out a post regarding the current state of america that would get me arrested at best and then i delete it all and post about something i ate instead

kids, if your parents work for ICE then its your sacred duty toI ate red beans and rice today mmm yummy

Bro why do you keep insisting we try to disarm this genderbending trap? We literally mapped out this whole dungeon floor we can just walk around it...

Whoa watch it bud! If I hadn't caught you you would have fallen straight into that pit of tentacles! Good thing I stopped you when I did, huh?

Oh man if I was just a few minutes late that vampire baroness would have hypnotized you and made you her thrall, good thing you can always count on me, ey? Cmon let's get going, the next round's on you

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• Dinner Dress.

Date: 1890-1895

Place of origin: Great Britain or France

Medium: Jacquard-woven silk dress with black ground and pattern of oranges, and black machine-made lace and silk ribbon panels in front.

Bouquet (ぶ〜け) / Shūeisha (集英社) / Mar 1980 issue

Big Comic for Lady (ビッグコミックフォアレディ) / Shōgakukan (小学館) / Mar 1983 issue

“The EQUUSIR BEST BOX combines modern high-end technology and current knowledge of quantum physics with the holistic body concept of the energy centers. The goal of the application is to meet the requirements: to maintain long-lasting physical health and to continuously increase the athletic performance.

The box supports the restoration and harmonization of the body’s own energy fields of the horse.“

it’s a horse microwave

scamming is ok when it’s objectively funny and aimed at hopelessly stupid rich people

 SHANGHAI EXPRESS  (1932) dir. JOSEF VON STERNBERG