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If it looks like a duck...
Lord_John_Whorfin
https://mltshp.com/p/1GJEM
Amen
Carl Sagan
Margaret Hamilton, 50 years later
My daughter has this kit.
new friend!
Great, now that dog thinks puppies come from a box
Adapt
Marvel phase 4
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Gordon Matta-Clark’s “Splitting” (1974)
"Gordon Matta-Clark (b. New York City, 1943; d. 1978) trained as an architect at Cornell University. By the 1970s, he was working as an artist, cutting chunks out of vacant properties, documenting the voids and exhibiting the amputated bits of architecture. Abandoned buildings were easy to find at the time — New York City was economically depressed and crime-ridden. Matta-Clark was looking for a new site when the art dealer Holly Solomon offered him a house she owned in suburban New Jersey that was slated for demolition. “Splitting” (1974) was one of Matta-Clark’s first monumental works. With the help of the craftsman Manfred Hecht, among other assistants, Matta-Clark sliced the whole thing in two with a power saw, then jacked up one side of the structure while they beveled the cinder blocks beneath it before slowly lowering it back down. The house cleaved perfectly, leaving a slender central gap through which the sunlight could enter the rooms. The piece was demolished three months later to make way for new apartments. “It was always exciting working with Gordon,” Hecht once said. “There was always a good chance of getting killed.”"
source: https://www.nytimes.com/2019...
source: https://www.nytimes.com/2019...
iirc this was the same dude who punched random (very large) holes into houses too. The photos look amazing and I wish I'd been able to witness them.
eons ago
I have a mouse cleaning tool that looks exactly like what you imagine.
DA-GON
ȳ̸̢͕ṵ̸̠͕̌́m̴͇̮͐̑
saving for a friend's breakup
SRSLY, who?
into the weekend like
uh-oh, you’ve got crab
I see they have picks but they need more melted butter.
these fools are obviously using the wrong weapons here
YOU FOOLS! USE A PIPE!
Bump
Backyard vinyl and brats
the future's so bright, i gotta wear shades.
earlier
Cats (2019) but every character is played by Nick Offerman
Baby bluebird update
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Want, since it would give me back the waist I lost ten years ago.
Cuuuuuute
I kinda love this.
Dress for the Coven You Want
Neil and Buzz's moonwalk superimposed on a baseball field
source: https://history.nasa.gov
one series of very small steps
https://youtu.be/5cKpzp358F4
The Lunar Roving Vehicle’s range was restricted to a radius of about six miles (9.5 kilometers) from the lunar module. This provided a walk-back capability to the LM should the LRV become immobile at the maximum radius from the LM.
https://airandspace.si.edu/explore-...
The Lunar Roving Vehicle’s range was restricted to a radius of about six miles (9.5 kilometers) from the lunar module. This provided a walk-back capability to the LM should the LRV become immobile at the maximum radius from the LM.
https://airandspace.si.edu/explore-...
Someday we'll build a museum around it.
Art
More like Imperial Commander Art.
I don’t know arf, but I know what I lick...
this is amazing
Saturdays
jun2019_b10_apollo11.jpg
BLADE!!!!
This is gonna be good. His 3rd Marvel character!
I was surprised to find out he's 45. Imagine if Marvel cast a 45 year old woman as a lead.