You ever want to support artists low on funds but then realise you’re an artist low on funds?

WORD OF THE DAY: SLUTSTATION - the Swedish word for a final stop or terminus.

Maybe, just maybe, runninge the worlde lyke a businesse was not the best choyce and we sholde do thinges otherwyse yn the future?

I just went outside and lemme just say, THAT SUN HIT DIFFERENT WHEN ITS ILLEGAL

Experts say we may be as little as two days away from finally leaving the March Age. The next epoch is provisionally being called “April,” and is also expected to last 5-10 million years.

Went for a creepy little walk

In the mid-1970s, Sweden sold North Korea 1000 Volvos. North Korea has never paid for them, making this "the biggest car theft in human history". The Swedish government continues to send twice-yearly invoices to Pyongyang for £200,000,000. (Image: Roman Harak.)

Wouldn’t it be crazy if there was a large external shock to our extractive capitalist system that proved without a shadow of a doubt that our entire economy runs on the labor of the working class, not the unseen and immeasurable genius of plucky billionaires?

the news is indistinguishable from shitposts. joe exotic has coronavirus? okay. in one day i take in more information than my ancestors did in a lifetime and none of it improves me

A lady with a hat made out of diamonds and a spare 775 room house in London is going on TV later, to tell us how much she cares

Things will be fine, eventually, in thousands of years, for rocks

The Hall of the Bulls at Lascaux is one of the greatest achievements of humankind. Illuminated by the flickering light from animal fat lamps, these remarkable images were created some 20,000 years ago #IceAgeArt Photo: Ralph Morse

Martha Erps, Katt Both & Ruth Helios, design students Bauhaus, 1927 #womensart

“The ancient soils of Arctic permafrost hold the organic remains of leaves, grass, and animals that died thousands of years ago, during the Ice Age. All that carbon has been safely bound in frozen earth—until now.” 📷 Katie Orlinsky nationalgeographic.com/environment/20…

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