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    Walkway over the Hudson Poughkeepsie NY. Photo by @databugg

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    J0ke Of The Day

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  • j0keoftheday:
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    J0ke Of The Day

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  • j0keoftheday:
“J0ke Of The Day
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    J0ke Of The Day

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  • j0keoftheday:
“J0ke Of The Day
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    J0ke Of The Day

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  • cactustuck:
“uhouse:
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“ firegrowshigher:
“ transhumanisticpanspermia:
“ boopart:
“ WHAT!!!!
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No
They can leap 36 feet
As in leap forward 36 feet
They don’t jump 36 feet into the fucking sky do you know how terrifying that would be...

    cactustuck:

    uhouse:

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    firegrowshigher:

    transhumanisticpanspermia:

    boopart:

    WHAT!!!!

    No

    They can leap 36 feet

    As in leap forward 36 feet

    They don’t jump 36 feet into the fucking sky do you know how terrifying that would be the human race wouldn’t have survived because we’d have all had heart attacks while still in Africa

    image

    #death from above

    this post makes me cry every single damn time

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  • archatlas:

    Germany Around 1900: A Portrait in Colour

    The turn of the 20th century seemed full of promise for Germany. The suburbs may have teemed with tenements to house the new industrial proletariat, but on spacious new avenues in the city centres, people strolled proudly past magnificent bourgeois residences. The economy was booming, the aristocracy and the military enjoyed unlimited social prestige, and most of the population revered the Kaiser.

    Through some 800 color pictures, this book presents turn-of-the-century Germany as it liked to see herself: self-confident, glittering, patriotic but also with a belief in progress and – for those who could afford it – a cosmopolitan flair. As in the critically acclaimed An American Odyssey, the images are all rare examples of the historical photochrom process, a printing technique that allowed black-and-white photographs to be reproduced in colour.

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