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"....She touched a dagger to my eye, drawing a tear of blood. 'I want this one' she said."

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emate 300 press photos, 1997.

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buttons, french, c. 1780.

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chandelier, c. 1775.

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candlesticks, united states c. 1845-65.

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embroidered carpet, c. 1832-5.

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waistcoat, united states, 1842-54.

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virginia oldoïni, countess of castiglione, photographed by pierre-louis pierson. gelatin silver print, 1860s.

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embroidered sampler, c. 1792.

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Steelblue Ladybird Beetles (Halmus chalybeus), family Coccinellidae, Australia

photographs by ElectricChimaera

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And with one easy trick, the US will have him disappear

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wear your soul on your sleeve just walk under the cut!

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his abdomen </3

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Y'all, I just won €400 in a Science Slam competition that is going toward my research, and I want to thank all of you for being my audience for the last few years. Without this space where I can practice my science communication and my bad lichen jokes, I wouldn't have done nearly as well. Much love to you!

See me here looking extremely uncomfortable to be perceived by others

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screaming.

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obsessed that a french guy was like, hmmmmmm I wish to write a spanish-language musical about a mexican drug cartel crime lord transitioning. sure I can't write music, don't speak spanish, know nothing about mexico or the drug war, and also know nothing about being trans; but that shall not stop me

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Cops are trained to be bad. Anyone who insists on being good is not welcome.