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Why the Irish Don't Support England in the World Cup

Absolute state of the British media. Their sheer arrogance is an embarrassment.

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War Above The Timber Line https://pulpcovers.com/war-above-the-timber-line/

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Strange, the way it felt like home–to wander through the dark, alone.

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Sgwenna dy Stori - Elin Fflur Fideo newydd sbon ar gyfer yr albwm newydd sbon! Brand spanking new video for a brand spanking new album!

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Inside Japan’s Chicano Subculture | NYT

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Art by wlop

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Aye, Scottish twitter!

scottish twitter strikes again

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Evgeniy Monahov

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woman with painfully badly hydrated lips tries on lipstick

also i blew so much money on this book but it’s soooo pretty, why must the french make good comics

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Video of Tama

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Vive la Canada!

“Sea-Doo”, The Jet-Powered Water Scooter that almost FLIES! 1968. By Bombardier Ltd.

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From Le Journal Amusant, 1877.  See How to Be Your Own Cat.

They’ve had many lives and many ages: cats I’ve met in my time travels.

Context: Weblog | Books | Videos | Music | Etsy

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Yvon’s Paris of the 1920s: A Look Back On the French Capital Nearly 100 Years Ago

Born in Bordeaux, the French photographer Jean Pierre Yves Petit (1886–1969) moved to Paris as a young man; there he parlayed a childhood passion for photography into a job at the august culture magazine L’Illustration, adopting the pen name Yvon to avoid confusion with a popular portrait photographer named Pierre Petit.

Yvon also drew inspiration from Paris’s moody weather. By exploiting the romantic potential of Paris’s clouds, mist and fog, in their ceaseless interplay with the sun, he created images that “stand well apart from views made by so many other photographers, who usually preferred sunny weather.”