venusmilk: Les chevaux de Diomède. Front. gravé par Henry Chapront (1921) (source)
fyeahnativeamericanart: Rick Adkins (Haida) Raven Stealing the Moon pendant
joesgiantrobots: ERIC ROBOT HAS PUMP FOR HEART (May, 1929) Here’s a quote from the original source, Modern Mechanix: ERIC ROBOT HAS PUMP FOR HEART ERIC ROBOT, London’s famous mechanical man, opened his heart to the public the other day to show just what was in him. As the photograph shows, Eric’s “in-sides” are so mechanically complicated that a physician called upon to operate on him for appendicitis would hardly know where to begin. The two bellows which may be seen in the picture represent Eric’s lungs, and the small furnace is his stomach. The pumping machine does duty as his heart, being connected up with various portions of his person by means of hollow tubing. As always gang, enjoy! ~Joe

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popca:

marfmellow:

so as some of you know I moved - into a gorgeous 4 bedroom house with my bestie Babs and we’ve decided to make our house a hostel/community space for poc, trans* and queer folks! we just had 3 people move out kind of short notice and we’re trying to find people in the area to contribute and live with us - for however long they need!

so if you know you can contribute food, water, cleaning, home repair, other amazing things that houses do tend to need, let us know! 

you can email me @ marfmellow@gmail.com <3

in NOLA

dionnewarlock: Text from Strength &amp; Health, June 1957 “Let Me Tell You a Fairy Tale…” by Harry B. Paschall, Managing Editor: “The menace of homosexual magazines is more serious than ever before, and the cause of clean physical culture is threatened by peddlers of pornography…There is a large group of so-called bodybuilders in the country who simply close their eyes whenever this homo racket is mentioned. They seem to think that if they keep their eyes and their minds closed, the slimy creature will go away. But it won’t. When a venomous reptile comes into your house you have to crush it or take the chance of being poisoned.”
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Capitalism would have us believe that we only deserve to be here because of what we produce, and even in our counter- cultures, even in our movements we reproduce the same idea. We only deserve to be here because of what we can produce that other people will buy with their money, time or attention. Our experience of our own lives is secondary, it is only the means of production, it is the products that matter, and unless we make ourselves into both factories and widgets we are not valuable.

Alexis Pauline Gumbs (via satyacake)
cruiseorbecruised: doimoveyou: Tagame? oh yes! @__@ need this shirt
milk-chiller2: Reminder of: reason for eggplant’s name