weirdvintage: Everton footballers in the bath after training, taken by George W Roper for the Daily Herald, 1938 (via National Media Museum UK)

weirdvintage: Everton footballers in the bath after training, taken by George W Roper for the Daily Herald, 1938 (via National Media Museum UK)

Nevver: The New Yorker

Itscolossal: New Ornate Kaleidoscopic Installations That Mimic Patterned Textiles By Suzan Drummen

Thegetty: The Ruins Of Palmyra, Captured In Vintage Photographs An Album Of 47 Photographs Offers A Glimpse At How Palmyra, Syria, Looked 150 Years Ago. It Includes Views Of Palmyra’s 3,000-Foot-Long Colonnade, The Tombs Bordering The City, And The

Micdotcom: Watch: Michelle Obama Just Gave 1,000 School Girls The Most Necessary Life Advice.

Blktauna: Micdotcom: President Obama After Oregon Shooting: “Our Thoughts And Prayers Are Not Enough.” Hours After Today’s Massacre In Oregon, President Obama Took The Podium For The 15Th Time After A Mass Shooting. Sounding Stern And Appearing

Baileef: Hello I Would Like 2 Let U Know My Kitten Has Thumbs And She Fully Plans On Dominating The World With Them

Allthingseurope: Dublin, Ireland (By Chiaraber)

Archaicwonder: Hellenistic Gold Myrtle Wreath, 4Th-3Rd Century Bc Myrtle Wreaths, Which Were Common In Many Regions, Especially Of Macedonia And Southern Italy, Alluded To Aphrodite, Demeter And Persephone, Goddesses Of Fertility And Vegetation. The

Design-Is-Fine: Mary Lee Hu, Choker (#38), 1978. Fine And Sterling Silver, 18K And 24K Gold, And Lacquered Copper. Woven Together. Smithsonian American Art Museum

Wtfarthistory: Thomire And Breguet, Precision Clock, 1806 Legionofhonor

Ancientpeoples: Terminal, Possibly For A Sceptre18Th Dynastyreign Of Akhenaten This Small Gold Object Is Inscribed For The Princess Meketaten, Second Daughter Of Akhenaten. It Has Recently Been Pointed Out That The Object, Historically Termed A Situla

Heaveninawildflower: Greek Ornament Illustrations From ‘The Grammar Of Ornament’ By Owen Jones With One Hundred Folio Plates, Drawn On Stone By F. Bedford, And Printed In Colours By Day And Son (1856). With Contributions By J.b. Waring, J.o. Westwood,