Don’t cry for me Hermann-Grima!
Numbers would be APPRECIATED~
- Have you ever:
- 1. Skipped class?
- 2. Done drugs?
- 3. Self harmed?
- 4. Drank?
- 5. Shoplifted?
- 6. Gotten a tattoo?
- 7. Broken up with someone?
- What's your favorite:
- 8. Show?
- 9. Movie?
- 10. Song?
- 11. Tumblr?
- 12. Singer/Band?
- 13. Memory?
- 14. Book?
- This or that:
- 15. Invisibility or Ability to fly?
- 16. Cookies or Cake?
- 17. Twitter or Facebook?
- 18. Movies or Books?
- 19. Coke or Sprite?
- 20. Blind or Deaf?
- 21. Tea or Coffee?
- What's your:
- 22. Name?
- 23. Sign?
- 24. Height?
- 25. Sexual orientation?
- 26. Shoe size?
- 27. Religion?
- 28. Longest relationship?
- Opinion on:
- 29. Gay rights?
- 30. Second chances?
- 31. Long distance relationships?
- 32. Abortion?
- 33. The death penalty?
- 34. Marijuana ?
- 35. Love?
- Do you:
- 36. Believe in ghost?
- 37. Shower facing the shower head or turned away from it?
- 38. Sleep with the door opened or closed?
- 39. Love someone?
- 40. Still watch cartoons?
- 41. Have a boyfriend/girlfriend?
- 42. Like yourself?
Cutlery set with coral, made in Italy in the late 16th century (source).
“This preciously decorated and extremely rare coral cutlery set from the late 1500s would have been only used on extraordinary occasions, such as a wedding, a knighting or a state visit. In the late Renaissance, the guests would typically bring their own cutlery to formal dinners. An expensively decorated cutlery set would have elicited the host’s and other guests’ admiration. Besides, coral was believed to be an antidote against poison. Therefore, in the view of its time this set of cutlery would have offered its bearer special protection during a meal at the table of a rival family or of an untrustworthy foreign ruler.” - from the MIA description
(via monomute)
Casa delle Bottere by John Pawson
The dart-like volume is set within a deep excavation, creating a single storey above ground and a basement level, with a sunken courtyard to the west.
(via architecturepastebook)
MGM Arquitectos - El Pópulo housing rehabilitation, Cádiz 2007. Via, photos (C) Jesús Granada. Posted before, but an all time favorite.
(via architecturepastebook)
Everyone’s got a gay cousin.
If you don’t have a gay cousin, there’s a chance you might BE the gay cousin.
I’m the gay cousin
I AM the gay cousin
I’m the gay cousin too!
As far as I know I’m the only one!
