explore-blog:

“To fight for each minute is to fight for what is possible within yourself, so that your life and your death will not be like theirs.”

Wisdom from Charles Bukowski, hand-lettered by Lisa Congdon, master of typographic timeless words.

Buk was indeed a wise, wise man.

explore-blog:

“A trained librarian is a powerful search engine with a heart” – lovely poster by Sarah McIntyre, adding to the history of visual love for libraries.

(↬ libraryjournal)

theshallowend:

It’s No Biggie is a cute little celebration of life’s tiny frustrations, and it is by far the most charming GIF Tumblr I’ve seen yet. (via It’s Nice That)

scottlava:

“Work? No. Today’s gonna be a holiday.”

gingerhaze:

sairobee:

bellebonnesage:

shazari:

pirateskates:

We all have the same reaction, right?

I just wanted to see how bad it really was.

Answer? It’s bad.

WARNING: Your skull does not have nearly enough teeth to match that picture.  It needs about 50 more.

Wrong, AND ugly. Quite the combination!!

True story: I giggled at this post and then looked at the poster. I was sure the date was going to say 1996.

HER HAND THO, LOOK AT HER HAND

Can we also talk about his neck? Because. Really.

And what in the hell IS she holding onto?

crookedindifference:

You’re gonna need a bigger boat.

usagov:

Image description: The recently issued Owney Forever stamp, now available at the Post Office, depicts the stray dog who was the unofficial mascot to the U.S. Railway Mail Service in the late 19th century. For nine years, Owney road the rails on mail trains from state to state, logging over 140,000 miles during his lifelong journey.

To learn more about Owney and enter your dog in an Owney-lookalike contest, visit the U.S. Postal Museum.

tinysprout:

ah, my childhood.

richardtherough:

GOT MOVIE OBJECTS POSTER?

Very nice and clever series of movie posters by Oscar Delmar.

Inspired by some objects typical of the movies from they were taken.