‘democracy-head’, ‘no sense of humour’, ‘just what the brown shirts ordered’
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'The black market is robbery!' — Dutch poster (ca. 1944) produced for distribution in the occupied Netherlands showing the Axis rat raiding a sack of grain while other rats watch from the shadows. 'Do not rob your countrymen, equal share for all!'
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What was your favourite part of Boris changing and learning his lesson? Some would point to his fortnight holiday during parliamentary session but personally I enjoyed the end of his premiership when he flew a fighter jet like he was some dying child having his wishes granted.
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After 20 years of drawing people, I have learnt a lot about drawing tricky body parts to convey weight, personality, and intent, as well as looking more realistic.
If you are trying to improve your figure drawing, I hope the following thread will help.
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Eartha Kitt on a bike in NYC in 1952.
Photographed by Gordon Parks for Life Magazine.
More: vintag.es/2015/02/singer-ear…
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The misconception that there is no sound in space originates because most space is a ~vacuum, providing no way for sound waves to travel. A galaxy cluster has so much gas that we've picked up actual sound. Here it's amplified, and mixed with other data, to hear a black hole!
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ONE OF THE DEFINITIONS OF 'LITERALLY' IS "IN EFFECT, VIRTUALLY—USED IN AN EXAGGERATED WAY TO EMPHASIZE A STATEMENT OR DESCRIPTION." SOME PEOPLE GET MAD IF YOU USE IT THIS WAY BECAUSE IT ISN'T THE WORD'S PRIMARY MEANING, BUT THIS SENSE OF 'LITERALLY' HAS BEEN USED FOR 250 YEARS SO
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Phobos: Moon over Mars
Phobos emerges from behind the Red Planet in this timelapse sequence from the Earth-orbiting Hubble Space Telescope.
Image Credit: NASA, ESA, Zolt Levay (STScI) -
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Announcing our NOVEMBER 2022 Criterion titles! The most defiant provocation of the Czechoslovak New Wave, a psychologically piercing Western, a saga of rival moles in Hong Kong’s criminal underworld, & a visionary monument to an iconic civil rights leader! bit.ly/CriterionNov22
