Artisan bubble night in the loft: Locally-sourced bubble-mix, vintage tortoise shell bubble-maker from Amsterdam circa 1929 (pictured in-hand). Classic doubles green blower, circa 1986 Thundercats limited edition.
Our lives are bubbles: fleeting, meaningless, round. Our love is a bubble: fragile, childlike in wonder and creation, able to be destroyed by sharp corners.
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“Down spirals caffeine
Commonplace sidewalk
Truth, fruit juice
Geothermal vents.”
- Dylan Thomas
According to new data derived from cave art, Homo habilis was the species of hominid which invented the “shocker”. The “Spocker”, however, would not appear until 350,000 years later.
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Sometimes it’s hard to believe that sea-turtles are mammals, just like you and me.
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Hypnotizing clip. It’s strange to see a country/western performance as a vanguard of electronic pioneering… But more than that, the mournful melody and creepy backup performers (players in white, chorus in black) gives the performance a feeling as though it’s some sort of funeral. But funeral to what?
Wild times in 1964.
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The UFO conspiracist is a person in my neighborhood, in my neighborhood, in my neigh-bor-hood #MrRogersneverwarnedmeaboutthis
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Drinking some smooth, clean-finishing Samual Smith Winter Ale
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Some incredible mandolin music from India. The percussive build from 1:00 to 1:53 is well worth the price of admission.
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I absolutely love Indian music… Check out this haunting and somewhat brooding build from the 1:53min mark to the percussion beginning at 3:51 & beyond.
(Source: youtube.com)
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