1. rubyetc:

    bearb

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  4. pogphotoarchives:

    “Waiting for men, Waiting for women”

    Men and women posing outside of gender-segregated waiting rooms, railroad depot, Tolar, New Mexico. In both photos, signs have been covered to hide the word “Room”. 

    Separate railway accommodations “reflected the belief that ladies, especially when traveling alone, needed a distinct space in which they would be secluded and protected from the vices and advances of men”. The women’s room, which was also for men (escorts, family members) traveling with women, was considered the more desirable room, since it was cleaner, the decor was often nicer, and there was no smoking or spitting. Waiting rooms and train cars were also (at different times and in different places) segregated by class and by race (especially in the American south); in some cases, black women were not allowed in the women’s room. Separate men’s and women’s rooms probably seemed old-fashioned by the 1920s, and it’s likely these folks were poking fun at the practice. Elmer Lee Traylor was a telegrapher for the Santa Fe Railroad and is pictured on the right, top photo. 

    Creator: Elmer Lee Traylor?
    Date: circa 1923
    New donation from Cal Traylor, Negative number HP.2014.06.001

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  5. visualizingmath:

    Impossible Figures - Art by Oscar Reutersvärd

    Oscar Reutersvärd (1915–2002), widely acknowledged as “the father of the impossible figure”, was a Swedish graphic artist who in 1934 pioneered the art of 3D drawings which may initially appear feasible, yet cannot be physically constructed. Born on November 29, 1915 in Stockholm, Sweden, he reportedly suffered from dyslexia and had difficulty estimating the distance and size of objects. But his family was artistic, and encouraged his painting and sculpture efforts.

    Do these look possible to you?

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  7. Huskeliste

    vingefang:

    - jeg er god nok

     
  8. stellasynthetica:

    Running away from your responsibilities like 

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  9. fuckyeah1990s:

    inyourheadtheyrestillfighting:

    fuckyeah1990s:

    sailorxnibiru:

    fuckyeah1990s:

    show-them-all:

    fuckyeah1990s:

    misfitreindeer:

    fuckyeah1990s:

    mvessick:

    fuckyeah1990s:

    i still have hella VHS tapes. no one even cares, i should just throw them in the trash. 

    Hell, if you don’t want them, I’ll take them.

    they’ve been in my closet for a year just taking up space… i seriously want to get rid of them now

    why do you have so many copies of the same videos

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    ….more??? o_O

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    i literally have like 200 copies of Forrest Gump on VHS

    BUT WHY DO YOU HAVE SO MANY

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    WE WANT ANSWERS

    ok… fine…  last year, like in the fall/winter. i was driving around to every thrift store in my city, like, probably 30 thrift stores, and i would buy every VHS copy of Forrest Gump, Jurassic Park, Sister Act, Men In Black, Star Wars Episode 1, The Matrix, Space Jam, Speed, and Twister i could find… i have like 100 copies of each at least, 200 of some…whatevs…

    like i was going through a lot of heartbreak, this girl totally broke my heart, and it was so comforting, driving around the entire city, listening to Apples In Stereo and Guided By Voices, and chillin, buying VHS tapes. It gave me something meaningless and ridiculous to occupy my time with opposed to just being in my room depressed. 

    But I’m over the girl that broke my heart, its been awhile, and I do have a new girlfriend, and shes amazing and I was like 

    “So I own over 200 copies of Forrest Gump on VHS, I mean I really like you and I can see us going somewhere, and I think its important to be honest, I have an absurd amount of VHS, and thats not going to change. I mean ever. I’m going to own these VHS tapes until I’m dead. Ok, fine, if the tapes do bother you, I’ll get rid of them… but you’ll have to explain to my followers why… im doing it for you. I know we don’t know each other that well, this is crazy, but  you’re so cool and you’re so great, that i would give up my VHS tapes for you.”

    and she was like “90s, relax, having that many VHS tapes is kind of sketch but I’d never tell you to get rid of them.”.. 

    then one night we were in my room watching Game of Thrones on HBOGo, and we start making out until shes like “90s I can’t do anything in here, the VHS tapes sketch me out.” 

    and I was like “Are u serious?” and she was all “Dead serious.” 

    and I was like “2 girls on tumblr have said they’d want me to fuck them on top of a pile of Forrest Gump VHS tapes, you should be so turned on.” 

    and she was all “90s, this is real life not your tumblr ask box, literally no one in the world would want to be fucked on top of a pile of Forrest Gump VHS tapes.” 

    and I was like “I don’t want to fuck on top of Forrest Gump tapes anyway, like do you feel this mattress right now? Its a Serta, its so comfortable. This is a premium deluxe mattress.” 

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  10. "Beware of lying to a Scorpio because they won’t believe anything else you say from that point on."
    — Scorpio
    (via zodiacmadness)

    (Source: zodiacmadness.com, via jar-of-fun)

     

  11. ungodlythighs:

    me: has a breakdown

    me: gets super embarrassed about it the second I calm down

    (Source: whiitejeans, via jar-of-fun)

     
  12. late-dawnsandearly-sunsets:

    I feel this on a spiritual level

    (via relive-the-90s)

     
  13. nevver:

    Cut to the chase, Lydia Mojzis

    (Source: instagram.com, via nevver)