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Bob Dylan and Joan Baez posing in front of a gin poster, 1964 (via Imgur)
Free minds, sculptors of words. Eternal respect.
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“During the Polish-Mongolian paleontological expedition to the Gobi Desert of Mongolia, in 1971, an articulated Velociraptor mongoliensis skeleton was found with hands and feet grasping a Protoceratops andrewsi. Evidence suggests that these two dinosaurs were indeed killed simultaneously, smothered by sand, possibly during a dune collapse. The active predatory nature of Velociraptor is graphically illustrated as it grasps its prey with its forelimbs, while kicking and raking the belly and chest with its hindlimbs. Protoceratops was discovered in a semi-erect stance with the Velociraptor’s right forelimb clutched between its jaws in a desperate fight for survival. Their discovery reveals a snapshot in time, of a life and death struggle, between these ancient adversaries.”
Re-creation of the fossil by Black Hills Institute of Geological Research: “The skeleton casts we used, though more complete, are positioned in poses very similar to those of the original scene”
Illustration by Peter Schouten
That’s just amazing.
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I think we can now safely say, home taping didn’t kill music.
Sometimes I feel…old.
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Snapped at Games Day UK 2012 by Blanche fan H.C.
John Blanche. Still ruling.
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Mural by Jackson Pollock
“A stampede… [of] every animal in the American West, cows and horses and antelopes and buffaloes. Everything is charging across that goddamn surface.” —Jackson Pollock](http://24.media.tumblr.com/de9978f023d9531ea20b37aa59005970/tumblr_mjtg4qIENk1qf3se2o1_500.jpg)
Mural by Jackson Pollock
“A stampede… [of] every animal in the American West, cows and horses and antelopes and buffaloes. Everything is charging across that goddamn surface.”
—Jackson Pollock
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