#the column

[refaumi]

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[2seeitall]

The Karnak Temple, Luxor - Egypt.

[frownyalfred]

Batman moves freakishly fast. it’s not that he moves faster than you can see, or faster than a speeding bullet like Superman — it’s that he’s 6’2, 220 lbs full of muscle and he can move so quickly, so soundlessly, that it sets every human’s instincts on edge. Batman is terrifying because any reminder that the man underneath the mask is human somehow doesn’t make it better, it makes it worse, because what the fuck—

[willow-lark]

cast your votes!!

[rookanisstuff]

An illuminated manuscript from a gossip pamphlet found in the First Talon’s desk with the caption reads:

The Treviso Tourney - Knight Takes Rook

Despite the recently crowned King Viago’s presence at this weekend’s coronation tournament, the audience seemed more enamoured with the rare appearance of the newly wed Dellamorte’s. The Champion of Treviso’s magical talents may have left her out of the competition, but the First Talon’s blade received Rook’s favour - and this punter knows to never bet against the Rook!

[classic-art-favourites]

The Bathing Pool by Hubert Robert, 1777-1780.

[rarund]

E-PL2 with Olympus 40-150 f/4-5.6 - The Column, Korean War Memorial, Washington, D.C. May 2012.

[stump-not-found]

Second or Third Contact

part 1 /part 2 / part 3 / part 4

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and they never ever had any problems ever . the end

[zegalba]

Budapest's Gellért Hill's Huge Water Reservoir. One of the most spectacular and popular facilities of the Budapest Waterworks, the vast space contains 106 columns.

[danceoftheselkies]

a day in the colorful herculaneum

[illustratus]

[clonerightsagenda]

Spotted the word "blorbo" in The New York Times book review. Listen NYT romance reviewer, I really do not think your paper's audience is going to recognize that one

[2seeitall]

The Ruins of Ancient Corinth, Greece

[kiwibrain]

When They Met but dramatic

this has been sitting unfinished on my pc since may, so there might be some continuity errors

[baggebythesea]

I can't even begin to say how happy I am that Dungeon Meshi included a friggin' Winogradsky column in its explanation of how ecosystem works.

Just swap "spirits" for "microbes" and replace "mana" with "nutritents" and you're all there.

Oh, and since they used fire as an indicator for spirit activity, we can intuit that they tested for methane gas, which means that at least some of the spirits are stand-ins for archea, the only known microbes to produce methane.