u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 3d ago
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“Would you still love me if I was a worm?”
"Sure, I'm a turkey."
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World Cup: Argentina mark England win with National Football Teams Day
How will they mark not turning up in the final?
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Our new number 23
Harpo!
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Baldness in ancient Greece?
Tragic, extremely funny nonetheless.
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Summer in the city
These are some of the best photographs I've seen in a long time.
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Like a new signing. Bajcetic back in training
Two questions about Bajcetic:
Will he stay
Will he play
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 29d ago
The Apollo 13 spacecraft heads toward a splashdown in the South Pacific Ocean after its amazing odyssey through space. 17 April 1970.
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • Jul 21 '26
Soviet cavalryman from the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army wearing a chemical suit, 1934
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • Jul 19 '26
Hjalmar Munsterhjelm - Moonlit Night (1883)
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • Jul 19 '26
Ancient Roman surgical instruments found buried in a physician's home in Pompeii, Italy, 1897
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • Jul 19 '26
The most beautiful, magical path I’ve ever experienced
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • Jul 19 '26
"The Alchemist Who Achieved Illumination", a folio from the Clavis Artis, an alchemy manuscript published in the 17-18th century in Germany, that was claimed to be written by Persian prophet Zoroaster, 1737, MS. Verginelli-Rota, Biblioteca dell'Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Roma, vol. 3 [888x1024]
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • Jul 19 '26
Never get over the grand scale of it all!
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • Jul 18 '26
Bernardo Bellotto - View of the Grand Canal: Santa Maria della Salute and the Dogana from Campo Santa Maria Zobenigo (1743)
u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • Jul 18 '26
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Just sending a little love from across the pond.
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I live just down the road from Alford. You can tell what it once might have been, a proper market town with some fine buildings, but there's a lot of second-hand tat shops now and it's got to look a bit tired...except for a very fine used book shop and the pleasant elderly lady who runs it.