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cowboy furby with a gun, what will he shoot

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Wizards of the Lost Kingdom | 1985

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dollybird magazine #5, 2010

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Roy: The Cabin Boy

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someone isn’t happy

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tag yourself, i’m shameful + disastrous

should’ve gotten a better picture of the actual thing (a head buffing brush?) but the description pictures absolutely killed me (found in a charity shop in Bangor, Wales)

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Via House of Mirth (Instagram)

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“Our bodies are really machines, or rather, machine plants with a series of shops and people working in them.” The new student’s reference work for teachers, students and families. 1909.

Internet Archive

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Ostracon of a Cat Minding Geese

This ostracon shows a cheerful episode from an Egyptian folktale. In this tale the roles of the natural world are reversed. Here, a cat, standing on its hind legs, acts as guide and protector to a flock of six ducks or geese, arranged in two registers, or sections.

Above the birds is a nest filled with eggs. The cat is equipped with a small bag of provisions suspended from the end of a long crook, which is carried over its shoulder.

New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1550-1292 BC. Painted limestone, from Deir el-Medina, West Thebes. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 63801

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Boston Post, Massachusetts, July 6, 1902

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Empire Marketing Board poster For Fresh Milk - Health Unto His Majesty

by James Henry Dowd,  1926

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