Things I've been enjoying lately:
(Alternate title: Closing Tabs.)
This community: adski_kafeteri, which consists of strange and sweet vintage photos and graphics. Such as:
the only info given regarding this one is: 1889
Aleksandr Rodchenko, Pine Trees in Pushkin Park, 1927
i kinda want this outfit, except i don't think i could walk in those heels:
(or maybe the other outfit pictured?!)
the next two were from this post entitled 'Book Lovers':
from this post entitled 'Good things come in small packages':
and this one made me LOL:
Kaliyuga Blues (addictive, NSFW, includes the objectification of women and guns - grrr argh - and stuff stolen uncredited from all over the internet) gave me:
and this:
and the members of the house of squid as they are in their natural environment, perhaps?!
Sunshower, by The Little Stevies.
A very Australian, very Melbourne sweet little video clip, with Simone Ellen performing the song in Auslan. And for people who don't know Melbourne, that is St Kilda pier they're walking down - which is mentioned in the song, haraah!
Rain, rain, don't go away, please come again another day...
This community: adski_kafeteri, which consists of strange and sweet vintage photos and graphics. Such as:
the only info given regarding this one is: 1889
Aleksandr Rodchenko, Pine Trees in Pushkin Park, 1927
i kinda want this outfit, except i don't think i could walk in those heels:
(or maybe the other outfit pictured?!)
the next two were from this post entitled 'Book Lovers':
from this post entitled 'Good things come in small packages':
and this one made me LOL:
Kaliyuga Blues (addictive, NSFW, includes the objectification of women and guns - grrr argh - and stuff stolen uncredited from all over the internet) gave me:
and this:
Click to viewand the members of the house of squid as they are in their natural environment, perhaps?!
Sunshower, by The Little Stevies.
A very Australian, very Melbourne sweet little video clip, with Simone Ellen performing the song in Auslan. And for people who don't know Melbourne, that is St Kilda pier they're walking down - which is mentioned in the song, haraah!
Rain, rain, don't go away, please come again another day...