frailnbedazzled:

Wooden Crescent Moon Cabinet With Dragon Base

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unrar:

The crescent moon is seen near mosques in old Cairo on the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. (Asmaa Waguih)

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20aliens:

1992. Midtown Manhattan skyline at dusk with Citicorp building and a crescent moon. By Thomas Hoepker

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weepingwidar:

Milan Kunc (Czech, 1944) - Slit II (1986)

wheelsgoroundincircles:

I think I posted this before, but that was no doubt 4,000 posts ago. So here you go again.

It might be hard to believe but the car used at the beginning of ‘The Pink Panther Show’ cartoon series was actually the real thing. If you cast your mind back, the sequence involved the car pulling up at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in and the film then cuts to the animated scenes.

The car was built in 1969 and was based on an Oldsmobile Toronado complete with 7 litre engine. It was pink of course with pink furry interior which also contained a bar and a mobile phone.

I’m pretty certain the Pink Panther wasn’t real though. Award yourself 5 bonus points if you can still hum the theme tune.

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powerbottombrucespringsteen:

God the pink panther theme is so slay. Badum. Badum. Badum badum BADUM badum baduuuuuum. Ba dadada duuuum.

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yodaprod:

80′s concept cars

1. Citroën Karin + interior (1980)
   
2. Honda HP X by Pininfarina(1984)
   
3. Pontiac Pursuit (1987)
   
4. Chevrolet Express (1987)
   
5. Subaru F-624 Estremo + interior (1987)
   
6. Ford Bronco DM1 (1988)
   
7. Cadillac Voyage (1988)
   

cameoamalthea:

cocteautwinsgirl:

-what Anne Rice actually wrote about Lestat

thewindowofthesummerhouse:

Lizz Lopez

diana-andraste:

A Season in Hell, Robert Mapplethorpe, 1986

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anttilautanen:

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sister-lee:

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zegalba:

Abandoned Stone Hands Sculpture, Japan. 埼玉県南部現机石亡噂の巨大龙白山手。— toshibo

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miamaimania:

Sylvia Palacios Whitman’s “Passing Through ‘Green Hands’” (1977)

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nobrashfestivity:

Man Ray Hands Montage

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