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do people actually read books while in the bathtub

how do you not get everything wet

why is this making me laugh so fucking hard

THANK YOU FOR ADDING A VISUAL OMG

here he comes

Barbara Hepworth - Pelagos (1946)

I’ve been listening to the people in the apartment below me have arguments for two years now and I still can’t figure out what language they’re speaking. The best I can narrow it down is like if Portuguese and Hebrew had a baby. Is that a common pidgin combination

I just listened to a clip of this and jesus christ you fucking got it. there are like 3500 people in the whole united states who speak this and two of them are in a very fraught marriage four feet below me

Had to ban the phrase “tricky dick” from my classroom during watergate lesson because saying the word dick in front of 30 fifteen year olds is like lighting a bomb and throwing it through the doorway but now they’re just calling him Richard the Treacherous like they’re all medieval peasants. gonna lose it

addicted to sending this clip from twilight to my friends whenever they are in a situation where i think they should lie

Nyaduola Gabriel by Darren Gwynn for Lacoste Campaign 2026

Brett Wong

dog eating a dog

my breaking bad retrospective

reddit, how do I make my firstborn stop playing with the fans, the ornaments, and the makeup when he is supposed to be a warlord. I fear I shall raise a poet.

Absolutely based quote my dude

This is so funny

do you think they asked him to pose like this or he just did that

he sat on the ground and they picked him up with the physgun and put him there sideways

Anthropomorphic sculptures made of mud and algae, Homo Algus is a creation of Sophie Prestigiacomo.

A selection of animals from various 17th and 18th century calligraphy copybooks which were drawn with single lines to practice (and show off) penmanship strokes.

How can I find more of these? Would love to see some birds, partly to learn how to do, partly for tattoo inspiration. I'm trying to Google it, but alas. it's the shitter. Would love some books or webpages to check out.

This blog has links to a ton of 17th century copybooks. Not all of them have this level of elaborate flourishing, but many of the examples I posted I found through this blog.

I also have another post with birds, since you mentioned them specifically.