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A Massive Vacation Home in the Jungles of Costa Rica | Interior Designs And Home Ideas
Something like this. By the beach.
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Artist Harwinder Singh Gill displays a special new year message he carved into the tips of coloured pencils in Amritsar, India
Fuck yeahPeople always say as a way to try to make someone cautious while thinking of getting a tattoo “what will it look like when you’re old and wrinkly?” Well my friend, still pretty damn awesome.
awwww
How a sewing machine works. In case you were wondering without risking losing your fingers. Via
stared at this for a couple of minutes
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Track: New Year's Day
Artist: U2
Artist: U2
Caption:
“New Year’s Day,” U2
I, I will begin again.
plasticcastlesandbelljars freshfeminism the-antigone-crisis loveismyjudge:
Amityville horror.
The first time that picture was shown was on the Merv Griffin show back in 1979. It was discovered 3 years after it was taken. Gene Campbell, who was a professional photographer, was brought into the house in 1976 when the Warrens went in with their team. He set up an automatic camera on the 2nd floor landing that shot off infrared film, black and white, throughout the night. There are literally rolls of film with nothing on them. There’s only one picture of the little boy.
oh shit
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Photo of the Day: A commemorative tee from Dwayne’s Photo in Parsons, Kansas — the last lab in the world capable of processing Kodachrome film — where, today, the last roll of “the world’s first commercially successful color film” was developed, bringing an era to a close.
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Earlier: 1922 Kodachrome Film Test.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_le9pvsOwQz1qzpwi0o1_400.jpg)
Photo of the Day: A commemorative tee from Dwayne’s Photo in Parsons, Kansas — the last lab in the world capable of processing Kodachrome film — where, today, the last roll of “the world’s first commercially successful color film” was developed, bringing an era to a close.
Earlier: 1922 Kodachrome Film Test.