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I want all the disgusting filthy things that come with self control

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I love gas stations

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THE INTRUSION OF THE PREMATURE PONG, BUILDS THE FENCE

LATHER FETOR ACROSS MY CHEST, ALL OVER THESE LEGS

THE SPLINTER OF THESE HEMMED FEET STEADIES THE DROUGHT

INTERRUPTING WITH BLISTER BLOTCHED HALF-FOUGHT ALCOHOL

PIERCE THROUGH THE FRAIL FETOR

HEMMING A HOLLER WITH NO DETOUR

AND IF YOU HEAR IT

AND IF YOU SMELL HIM

IT'S ALL A WHITE MAN'S BURDEN

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Yoko Miyoshi holds a photobook of “Yohko (Yoko)” in front of Masahisa Fukase’s photographs at Akio Nagasawa gallery in Ginza, 2023.

Yoko Miyoshi met a Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase in 1963 and got married to him in 1964. She became a model for his photography book “Yoko,” which was published in 1978.

They divorced in 1976, but Yoko and Fukase stayed in an intimate relationship afterward. She was devoted to looking after him as he became ill in 1992, and remained close to him until his death in 2012.

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60 mouths talking But making no sense Of life and of liberty And the pursuit of happiness Waiting for something To smash a few holes In the wall of good fortune And the windows to a outer world

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Tornado in Jasper, Minnesota by Lucille Handberg (1927)

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simon yotsuya byouin gallery (2003)

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CLARA BOW IN GET YOUR MAN (1927)

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The weird 1980s phenomenon of Nameneko/Namennayo: real unhappy-looking kittens dressed up as juvenile delinquents. These were so huge in Japan, they even made a stab at the US market under the bizarre name “(Don’t) Perlorian.” There were postcards, trading cards and some storybooks but mostly it fizzled stateside.

For the 25th anniversary some slightly less-tortured looking Nameneko (I’m guessing puppet bodies with digitally added heads) appeared in mobile phone ads in Japan.

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Bes Under Lamp (1963) by Sam Haskins

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Bill Steer, early Napalm Deaf.

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She Never Told Her Love, 1857 by Henry Peach Robinson

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cannot believe I saw this woman live!!!

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Check it out, Butthead…this chicken has got three boobs