wilwheaton:

rurone:

Yessss

I have no words to express how much I love these.

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First, oldies Thrift Shop, because you deserve it.

definemotorsports:

Abandoned Pantera & Espada

SON OF A BITCH!

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vvolare:

Madrid/Berlin-based artist Pablo Genovés uses vintage photographs to create digital collages depicting museums, performance halls, and ballrooms crushed by forces of nature titled “Precipitados”

This is almost painful.

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pantsareforassholes:

Hey, crafty people!

I have a globe similar to the one pictured, and I want to stain it so that it looks antique. Does anyone out there have any thoughts? Is this even possible? I’d buy a globe that already looks like what I want, but globes are bloody expensive. I’ve had mine since I was a kid, and I want it to fit in with a theme I have in mind for my room. Would tea do the trick? Or would that just ruin it and make it look like I dropped it in the gutter?

Kinda like this?

Come on, someone out there’s got an answer for this. I know you Pinterest people know how to do cool shit.

what-floats-my-boat:

Aleksandr Rodchenko
1930 

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George Clooney | Harrison Ford | Matt Damon
Jack Nicholson | Paul Newman | Robin Williams

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crownedrose:

Titanic Watch by Digiblue on Flickr

Pocket watch retrieved from an unknown victim of the disaster. It is stopped at 02:28, a few minutes after the sinking and after its owner went into the water.

crownedrose:

TODAY IN TITANIC HISTORY: April 12th, 2012.

100 years ago today, on April 12th, 1912, the RMS Titanic was making its journey across the North Atlantic Ocean to New York City.

Two days before, on April 10th, Titanic had set sail to begin its maiden voyage from Southampton, England, along with stopping at Cherbourg, France later that same day, and then made its way to Cork Harbour on April 11th to drop off/receive passengers and cargo from Queenstown, Ireland; which was Titanic’s last stop before heading for New York.

Waters were reported calm, and weather nice; the journey for passengers and crew was going as scheduled. Titanic receives some ice warnings from various ships on the 12th, and even a few the day before; this is not uncommon for April. The ice warnings would continue daily, being received by Titanic’s radio operators, John “Jack” Phillips and Harold Bride. Titanic makes good time, covering hundreds of miles since it had left Ireland.

The photo above is not from April 12th, but was taken between April 10th-11th by Father Francis Browne, who sailed on the Titanic for only a short time. He boarded the Titanic in Southampton on the 10th, and then departed the ship when Titanic docked in Ireland on the 11th.

fckyeaharthistory:

Andy Warhol painting a BMW Art car, 1979.

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life:

On this day in LIFE Magazine… TV’s First Family: Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Desi IV, Lucy Desiree

vintagegal:

Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)

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