---------a girl.
cats and snsd, and creatures such as melanie laurent. sporadic spam of everything random with some music, quotes, and some more snsd.
if i had ever posted anything (i suppose back when i knew nothing much of this evil place) that belongs to you and you want me to take it down. pls let me know so i can fix it...world peace...:)
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Seohyun greeting Ock Juhyun for Fin.K.L’s 15th anniversary
seobb stop i can’t handle such cuteness from you
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buy something to lift your spirits / feel like shit for spending money
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gee~
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I am so glad someone made this cuz I’ve always wondered how the movement of the solar system might look as a whole….
BUT LOOK HOW EPIC THE SOLAR SYSTEM IS GUYS
PEOPLE DON’T BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY WE’RE NEVER IN THE SAME PLACE ONCE.
I WASN’T FUCKING KIDDING.
WOW
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you is a lion
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Tussock Moth (Pida postalba, Lymantriinae, Erebidae)
by Sinobug (itchydogimages) on Flickr.
Pu’er, Yunnan, China
See more Chinese moths on my Flickr site HERE…..
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121/500 pictures of Yoona’s Ethereal Beauty.
taeyeon_ss: Birthday girl jess* happy B-day ;) http://instagram.com/p/YNiZVxn_i0/
jessica fasdfljsajljlk crying becuz of taengsic tbh
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ruem:
Susanna and the Elders by Artemisia Gentileschi (1610)
The first dated and signed work by Artemisia, painted when she was just seventeen. The painting depicts the Biblical story of Susanna, a young woman sexually harassed by two elders. Unlike many other versions of the scene in which Susanna is painted as flirtatious and knowing of her actions to entice the men, Artemisia painted Susanna as a vulnerable young woman, repulsed and unable to escape the menacing figures who threaten her.
In case anyone wondered why her head is turned in such an unnatural, uncomfortable way, this was how Artemisia originally envisioned the scene before painting over it with the final image
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(Image courtesy of Kathleen Gilje, 1998 x.ray)
I’m trying to work it out from this page but is it actually what Artemesia painted or is it painted by this woman as an art piece? Someone translate art talk for me!
Either way, that is a FANTASTIC image.
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