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radiopaedia:
“ “Roentgen Steed” - designed to hold children as they sat for chest x-rays in 1957.
Source: US National Library of Medicine
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radiopaedia:

“Roentgen Steed” - designed to hold children as they sat for chest x-rays in 1957.

Source: US National Library of Medicine

lancrebitch:

blindbombshell:

alexlifeson:

its-tuesday-again:

i just found out that siri will read emojis

in related news, this is the best day of my life

THIS IS LITERALLY ONE OF THE FUCKING FUNNIEST THINGS I’VE EVER FUCKING HEARD.
THIS JUST CHEERED ME UP 100%.

Just remember this next time you send me emojis or hear me crack up laughing for no apparent reason while staring at my phone

jfc

brownfatfemme:

moarrrmagazine:

Miniature dogs by SuAmi

mira que cosas tan chiquititas! tinastryingtofindpeace

ficcyshit:

littlelimpstiff14u2:

A Sea of 4.5 Million Baby Blue Eye Flowers in Japan’s Hitachi Seaside Park

Hitachi Seaside Park is a sprawling 470 acre park located in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan, that features vast flower gardens including millions of daffodils, 170 varieties of tulips, and an estimated 4.5 million baby blue eyes (Nemophila). The sea on blue flowers blooms once annually around April in an event referred to as the “Nemophila Harmony.”

If you plan on visiting, the park offers a great English language flower calendar to help plan your trip. You can see many more photos of the grounds here. (via Bored Panda)

Via Colossal

It’s like walking on the sky.

becausebirds:
“ Sunny vultures are sunny.
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becausebirds:

Sunny vultures are sunny.

doyouspeakwerewolf:
“ Engraving: J.D. Cooper, 1883
“In his 1595 book Demonolatry, which largely replaced the Mallueus Maleficarum as the handbook of choice for the European witch-finders in the 16th century, the French magistrate Nicolas Remy told...

doyouspeakwerewolf:

Engraving: J.D. Cooper, 1883

“In his 1595 book Demonolatry, which largely replaced the Mallueus Maleficarum as the handbook of choice for the European witch-finders in the 16th century, the French magistrate Nicolas Remy told the story of Petrone Armentaruis and Joannes Malrisius. Inspired by jealousy of a neighbor’s flocks, the men would tear up some grass, throw it against the trunk of a tree, and say a spell. Immediately a demonic wolf would spring from forth and carry out a vicious attack on the designated sheep. This, they confessed, they did often.”

-Werewolves by Jon Izzard

radivs:

Autumn Forest Captures by Oer-Wout

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krxs10:
“ this is the kind of fucking bullshit I’m taking about.
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krxs10:

this is the kind of fucking bullshit I’m taking about.

bookshop:
“ solongasitswords:
“ nullbula:
“ thesylverlining:
“ what happened in roughly 1870 though
why was there temporary internet
with a few people searching for pokemon?
”
It’s a search of Google books, but the question still stands, what the...

bookshop:

solongasitswords:

nullbula:

thesylverlining:

what happened in roughly 1870 though

why was there temporary internet

with a few people searching for pokemon?

It’s a search of Google books, but the question still stands, what the Fuck happened in 1870

I CAN ANSWER THIS!!

In the Cornish dialect of English, Pokemon meant ‘clumsy’ (pure coincidence).

In the mid 1800s there was a surge of writing about the Cornish language and dialect in an attempt to preserve them with glossaries and dictionaries being written. I wrote about it HERE.

I just love that this post happened to find the ONE HUMAN ON THE INTERNET who had the answer to this question

lightyear2000:
“ Kiffer_innenkunst
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lightyear2000:

Kiffer_innenkunst