paulsradicalpad:

pourim:

chalchiuhtotolin:

randomhbomb:

I found this while doing a Google Image search for Slender Man.
I don’t know if it’s hilarious, terrifying, or just deeply wrong.

I like how slender man is actually standing in the background.

NO HES NOT IN THE BACGROUND SCRMEMASI S HE????

slendy’s just like “dude i am so not dealing with this shit”

FUCKING SHIT HOLY TOAST THIS IS HORRIBLE FUCK FUCKITY FUCKS

holmmes:

octoball:

selfconfessedinsanity:

sealymcseal:

hey-its-tsai:

ask-femgermania:

fuckyeahrobespierre:

Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal.

HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE—

did i already reblog this

who cares it’s awesome

woah.

It’s as if these were taken yesterday.

i’m sorry but history in colour, guys.

HISTORY IN COLOUR

guys GUYS COLOUR.

animalstalkinginallcaps:

HEY GIRL! HOLY SHIT! LOOK HOW GREAT YOUR HAIR LOOKS! IT LOOKS SOOOOOOOO GREAT! AND THAT TOP! AND THOSE SHOES! AAAAAAAAHHHHHH! I LOVE IT! I LOVE THE WHOLE THING! YOU ARE GOING TO GET SO MANY FUCKING DUDES TONIGHT! BECAUSE YOU LOOK SO GOOD, AND THAT OUTFIT IS SO AMAZING! YOU ARE GOING TO BE BURIED IN DUDES! AAAAAAAAHHHHHH! I CAN’T EVEN TAKE IT! AAAAAAAHHHHHHH!

LATE NIGHT TUMBLR REBLOGGING ALL OF THE FUCKING MAN ASSES!!

HIS FACE

HIS BACK

THOSE BACKDIMPLES UHHHHHH

I bet he’s gay.

BUT I DON’T EVEN FUCKING CARE BECAUSE LOOK AT THAT BUTT. 

thefoundphotoguy:

 Buffalo, New York  1942

 Photographer Russell Sorgi happened on the scene by chance; driving home from another assignment he saw a speeding police car and followed it. Spotting a woman on the ledge of a hotel, he snatched his camera from the car and took two quick shots as she seemed to hesitate…..

   “As quickly as possible I shoved the exposed film into the case and reached for a fresh holder. I no sooner had pulled the slide out and got set for another shot than she waved to the crowd below and pushed herself into space. Screams and shouts burst from the horrified onlookers as her body plummeted toward the street. I took a firm grip on myself, waited until the woman passed the second or third story, and then shot.”  Russell Sorgi

 The girl in the photograph is identified as Mary Martin, who apparently chose to take her life after the breakup of her marriage.