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[Kenichi Nakaya @aro999jp]

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ギリシャ神話で自分の姿に恋しちゃうお話し

[Gaston Gerke @gasgerke]

Gritar un gol en #LaBombonera como #WillemDafoe , el sueño de todos hincha de #Boca .

Así lo grita el Duende Verde 🇸🇪🟢 de #Spiderman 😅

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[Llewellyn @EustacheDanger]

@edvarsig Faut un prono pour fêter ça

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Great chat wit one of my favorite crackers of all time

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Podcast coming soon #CTESPN

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

A Tibetan skeleton dancer, 1925. Photo by Joseph F. Rock.

The photo originally appeared in the November 1928 issue of National Geographic. The original caption was: “With huge cadaver masks, imitation tiger-skin skirts, and enormous claws, this performer and his seven similarly garbed companions strike terror to the hearts of spectators in the Old Dance. They are assistants of Showa the Deer, the messenger of Yama”. The picture was taken in 1925 and is an autochrome which was an early color photography process.

The Skeleton Dance is a sacred Tibetan dance ritual found in Himalayan Buddhist lineages. It is intended to reflect the transient nature of things, including states of mind and the body itself.

The monk pictured in the above photo seems to be performing the dance known as Durdak Garcham, “Dance of the Lords of the Cemetery”. The dance celebrates the liberation that comes from the acceptance of our impermanence.

[Llewellyn @EustacheDanger]

@Clement_FCN @MonPetitGazon Ils le font exprès je pense

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@MonPetitGazon Ferguson dans “Bon”…

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@PolyvalMPG Logatelli

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Apple tree by Klimt

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@2Edgy2

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@FFLose Cette photo mythique de Vinnie et Gazza recrée sur une jaquette pour ce jeu complètement marbré

[Drayton @DraytonKnowles]

Pinnacle of Motorsports vs Netflix reality show

[Llewellyn @EustacheDanger]

A ninth for the Knight