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Amaury the chocolate guy has done it again

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Cuno Amiet - Lueg (1941)

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I am in love with Clara 😭

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it's illegal to not say "oh big stretch" when your dog does a Big Stretch

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Aaron Bohrod (American, 1907–1992) - Theory of Dominos

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obsessed with characters being saved against their will. being knocked unconscious and carried away from a danger they won't stop trying to fight. being shoved through a portal somewhere far away and safe right before it closes. trying to self-sacrifice only to have the exact person they're trying to save swap their places at the last second. getting the only cure to the disease or curse bc the person administering it loves them too much to give it to anyone else, including themselves. being thrown to safety right as they had accepted dying. someone else they thought had gotten to safety running back to drag them out of danger. it's so fucking tasty

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Reclining Odalisque by Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant (19th Century)

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Reblog to let your followers know that despite your current obsession your previous obsessions still exist and are simply lying dormant until they awaken and strike again

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Abiodun Olaku (Nigerian, b. 1958)

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Stanley Massey Arthurs (American, 1877 - 1950) - Death of Mordred

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Bread thief. (via lexiyounng)

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Arthur Hughes - La belle dame sans merci (1863)

This tragic tale was popularised by the English poet John Keats (1795–1821). His sensual and romantic poetry, often drawn from medieval narratives, helped to make such themes relevant to a modern audience. Here the knight falls in love with a beautiful woman who lures him to ‘her elfin grot’. There he sleeps and suffers a nightmare, seeing ‘pale kings and princes too, Pale warriors, death-pale were they all; They cried – “La Belle Dame sans Merci, Thee hath in thrall!”’. The knight wakes to find that he is one of many victims of her unrequited love, and is condemned to an eternally lonely existence. At the moment captured by Hughes, the knight is unaware of his impending doom. (source)

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Nasushiobara, Japan | Photographer: sd@blog of all

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I would like to note that contrary to popular belief, tuxedo cats are not little businessmen!

tuxedo is formal party attire, if you wore one at a business function, you would be inappropriately dressed!

tuxedo cats are, instead, lil fancy guys, darling socialites, even

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Dreadful!