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dcu:

comicsalliance:

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designstroy:

(via Wires In The Walls)
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designstroy:

(via Alan Mays)

dig it

designstroy:

(via Alan Mays)

dig it

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visualgraphic:

Typography & Nursery Rhymes
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denisebefore:

crimson ghost

denisebefore:

crimson ghost

(Source: spacegods616)

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beautyandterrordance:

Famous Monsters of Filmland #84

my eyes because of my allergies

beautyandterrordance:

Famous Monsters of Filmland #84

my eyes because of my allergies

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odditiesoflife:

The Strange Magnificent Beauty of Opals

The ancient Greeks upheld the opal as a sign of purity and hope. The ancient Romans believed opals kept the wearer safe from harm and called opals cupid paederos, child as beautiful as love.

For thousands of years opals have been regarded as a source of imparting inner beauty and faithfulness to the wearer. For centuries royal families have included opals in crowns and necklaces as a talisman for protection, calling them the “King of Gems”.

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vintascope:

Sweet Lue Yams on Flickr.