Revenge of the pinata.
His face is turned toward the past. Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet.
Revenge of the pinata.
That’s deep, man.
(via thepublics)
“What do women know about milk? Pfft.”
Sugihara was under orders to leave, which he could no longer delay. The family departed on September 1st, but he kept signing visas even as he boarded the train. Sugihara then tossed his official stamp out to the crowd, as he hadn’t time to stamp them all.
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Holocaust Hero Chiune Sugihara
A person who deserves being recollected for the next few hundred years. Do your part!
Sign on window advertising drinks and patriotism. Location: Kansas City, MO, US. Date taken: August 1945. Photographer: Hans Wild (via)
So true. Totally going down that way. (via indefensible)
(via AssociatedPress) via @GreatDismal/William Gibson
Reminds me of David Attenborough’s little quote about the origins of his atheism. Related: ZOMG this is horrifying (via myuniwork)
Friday is now officially my bitch.
An Iranian woman walks past an anti-US mural painted on the wall of the former US embassy, as opposition supporters clashed with police at a rally intended to mark 30 years since the embassy’s seizure by militants. (via BBC NEWS | In Pictures | Day in pictures)
paperknives: via 1.media.tumblr.
There is an infinite amount of hope. But not for us.
blanddiva11:isawitonthetelevision:
*tongueclick* You stay classy, Tumblrites.
Bald bears baffle vets with mystery condition at German zoo
This is the weirdest thing I’ve seen this week. And honey, that means something, because I’m from the internets.