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Posted at 6:07am.

May 27th 2012

Reblogged from eshiel|56 notes

eshiel:

this started as a vent and spiraled out of control

oops posted it to the wrong blog

Posted at 6:05am.

eshiel:

this started as a vent and spiraled out of control
oops posted it to the wrong blog

spacestepmom:

This has probably been done before but yeah, I don’t care anymore. SOB.

Palemates 4 lyfe~

Seriously though, these two :’(

Posted at 3:06am.

art-of-swords:

Swordsmiths forge “Spear of Longinus” from Evangelion anime

The replica of “Spear of Longinus” that appeared in “Neon Genesis Evangelion” anime has been forged. The sword/spear remained faithful in looks to the original and measures 3.3 m (over 10 feet).

The sword display will be available to the public from July 2012 at the Bizen Osafune Setouchi City, Okayama Prefecture Museum of swords (Osafune). The former township of Osafune is best known as the home of some of the most skilled swordsmiths in Japanese history.

The Evangelion exhibit will run from July 14 to September 17. The same museum hosted an exhibit with the weapons and armor from the Sengoku Basara game last summer, and 20,000 visitors (mostly young people) visited.

Source: Asashi 

Posted at 3:04am.

syblatortue:

Summer trolls.

Posted at 12:17am and tagged with: sollux fuck yeah, nepeta is my otp, karkat is broken guys,.

syblatortue:

Summer trolls.

THE POWER OF SPIRIT

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Posted at 12:13am and tagged with: kuso left, mizutani moe, king of the optimally lame grounder,.

THE POWER OF SPIRIT

uncreativeart:

Posted at 11:16pm.

barackfuckingobama:

zeldea:

why cant americans just use celsius it’s so much easier to spell than feiehreirheineiheit

do you mean degrees of FREEDOM

Posted at 10:57pm.

julienb:

Francis Garnier, Voyage d’exploration en Indo-Chine effectué pendant les années 1866-1868, Paris : Hachette, 1873. Atlas © musée du quai Branly

Posted at 10:55pm.

julienb:

Francis Garnier, Voyage d’exploration en Indo-Chine effectué pendant les années 1866-1868, Paris : Hachette, 1873. Atlas © musée du quai Branly