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“No, thanks, ma’am. I never work Sundays.”

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jaideputa:

Que la envidia los corroa,y terminen suicidandose…eso es tener clase

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fyeaheasterneurope:

Glagolitic is the first known Slavic alphabet. The creation of the alphabet is generally ascribed to Saints Cyril and Methodius in roughly 862 CE. It was used for religious and governmental writings until the 12th century, when it began to lose out to (the much simpler) Cyrillic alphabet. (Cyrillic, by the way, is named in homage to Saint Cyril, but he did not have anything to do with its creation.)

Pictured here are the Baška tablet, one of the earliest known examples of written Croatian (dating from 1100 CE), and a transliteration of Glagolitic.

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letthedeadshine:

Sometimes I wonder how pictures like this come to be on here, or on the Internet or whatever. Trains aren’t the worst way to go, I think.

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sugarlotus:

thisfemaleform:

Monica Bellucci in Malèna

i love this film

Gina works with Amelie.
Her grandma was a healer.
She likes cracking bones.

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She brings a kir to Hipolito, a failed writer.
He likes seeing bullfighters gored on TV.

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