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Octahedral structures on an adventure of a lifetime.
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More evidence of inequality in the world of cutlery. Please reblog for awareness.
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Mrs Pilcrow wanders into the new branch of Egyptian Antiquities R Us.
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Lemon and lime teapot standing proudly on a mint background (rather in the manner of King Henry VIII).
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Make sure you arrive late for that business meeting by getting tangled in a net curtain at the airport.
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Image No.206 celebrating the magnificent beauty of pointlessness.
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Gossip-manufacturing in the early 20th century. Fig. 3 Final gossip-plate inspection.
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PEARLS OF WISDOM TEETH
There is no accounting for tests.
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Exhausted polytunnel looks forward to retirement.
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Cut-out-and-keep pair of scissors.
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Ce n'est pas une tomato.
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A look at the latest chemical innovation - chickenwirene.
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PEARLS OF WISDOM TEETH
There’s an inspection to every rule.
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Open day at St Bernadette of Lards, where its pupils had helped in the construction of a giant ‘Parade Pig’.
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A popular pastime in ancient Rome - seahorse rides - were installed in most town centres. But unbeknownst to the innocent, everyday person doing their daily shopping in such town centres, an evil cabal of seahorses was working in the background to gain control of the towns with subliminal messages sent via the ridden seahorses. These messages were aimed at citizens with the eventual deposing of the Emperor in mind. The plan was for the brainwashed populace to raise an army of fervent anti-Emperor foot-soldiers ready to storm the capital. There was one slight snag: how could the seahorse cabal transport themselves to Rome and take their place in the palace? They were after all mostly aquatic in nature. And so, the seahorses drew up plans to convert the Emperor’s palace into a vast aquarium.
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Photograph showing the fashion for displaying curiosity cabinets externally, so popular at the turn of the previously previous centenary.
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