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nevver:

Break on through
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cjwho:

Takanori Aiba | Bonsai Architectures ~ http://bit.ly/w1fL2E
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midcenturia:

Tullio Crali, 1939. via Mid-Centuria
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nyaaozawa:

Photography: Airfield | Daily Inspiration
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commonsimages:

Esquimault Dry Dock near Victoria, BC, 1887
William McFarlane Notman, 1887, 19th century
Notman photographic Archives - McCord Museum
Musee’ McCord Museum, via Flickr
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archimaps:

The Cathedral, Reims
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xplanes:

the Tupolev TB-3 (via)
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minimalmovieposters:

Logan’s Run by Matt Dupuis
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garfieldminusgarfield:

G-G the book
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It is the strangest dysmorphic transformation of any holiday in history. The day that overthrew a government, July 4, 1776, now celebrates the power of a government that is far more vast, predatory and imperialist than the one overthrown.

Not only is the real meaning of Independence Day forgotten; it has been turned on its head. The ethos of the real July Fourth celebrated sedition as essential to life and liberty. The ethos of the July Fourth that people celebrate today bolsters a government and standing army that punishes sedition with a ferocity and cruelty that would have startled even the British. …

The mistake of the revolutionary generation was not in overthrowing a government, but permitting another one to take its place.

— Jeff Tucker & Doug French - The Birth of Sedition (via laliberty)
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