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@jerseymikes may Mike bless my FREE SUB

[eli @elijahmalecki]

just woke up, what’s the move

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This is factual information. We are indeed crossing state lines into Dallas & Houston from Southern California.

[pofTX 𓁿 @paradeofflesh]

.@sundiverca , indie rock for fans of crumb, mexican slum rats, michael seyer- first time in Dallas* & Houston

*washout only on dfw

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

you win some, lose some
it’s all the same to me

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

Ive enjoyed every second of it. most days the run off seems to pour right back in. Not sure how to fix the roof at all.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Recent research revealed that this obsidian mirror was used by Queen Elizabeth I's famed political advisor and occultist, John Dee, to 'speak' with angels. It has been determined that the mirror has Aztec origins. Crafted in Mexico over 500 years ago, it most likely ended up in Europe as part of the expeditions led by Hernan Cortes. Currently, the mirror is on display at the British Museum.

John Dee had a diverse range of interests, including astronomy, astrology, alchemy, and mathematics. He served as an advisor to Queen Elizabeth I from the beginning of her reign in 1558 until the 1570s. Dee was also a strong advocate for overseas exploration and the establishment of colonies. Later in his life, he became involved in divination and the occult, seeking to communicate with angels through the use of scryers—individuals who can divine the future—using artifacts such as mirrors and crystals.

Scholars have determined that Dee's mirror, along with another mirror, originated in Pachucha, located just northeast of Mexico City. The third mirror and the slab came from Ucareo, approximately 150 miles west. Both regions were under Aztec control during the early 16th century.

The Aztecs regarded obsidian as a protective material with medicinal properties, viewing its reflective surface as a shield against evil spirits. This volcanic glass was also associated with death, the underworld, and the capturing of a person's image and soul.

Following the invasion of the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlán by forces commanded by Hernán Cortés in 1521, treasures, including obsidian mirrors, were swiftly shipped back to Europe.

[Culture Crave 🍿 @CultureCrave]

'The Elder Scrolls VI' is still over 5 years from releasing 🎮

(via @stephentotilo)

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

🐕

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

Idk if he is, but I really like this painting

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

Why Edward Hopper is (probably) the greatest ever American artist:

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

Wiiilllddd

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

Always some bs

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Pinche morra

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cold world 🌎

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gwap

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Lazy af today,

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It’s like punching your first through a wall

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

Beyond beautiful

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

Fucker

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

Obsessed

[sundiverca @sundiverca]

The day I’m mentally ready to go setup the stu and finish recording, I forget my keys and wallet in my girls car 🤦🏽‍♂️ This is literal self sabotage.