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nevver:

Stay away from the brown acid, Davor Gromilovic

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blackqueerblog:

Brilliant

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nevver:

Please kill me

nevver:

Adipocere

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ryanpernofski:

this is what it looks like underneath a wave (song by @mrbrunomajor)

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nowyoukno:

Now You Know (Source)

NOW I CAN BE A TRUE MERMAID

I actually did a report on this last year! The substance is called perfluorocarbon and because of its unique nature, it can hold enough oxygen inside of it for you to breathe it. You can breathe safely while inside it, but sometimes the transition from breathing in the perfluorocarbon and the air can be painful or uncomfortable as your lungs try to push the liquid out of them. In Dan Brown’s book The Lost Symbol, the process of reverting back to breathing the air can feel like being birthed.

thank you friend

how the fuck do they know what being birthed feels like

FACT:

This liquid is used in modern torture. It is similar to water boarding. A victim is placed in a small completely dark box. The box is then filled with the liquid. The victim thinks they are drowning as they breath the liquid in. Most pass out from fear at this point or they just sit there in the liquid in pitch black, apparently breathing ‘water’. Often it leads to the thought that they are in fact dead. It is completely terrifying. Then the box is opened and they are violently pulled from it. As said before the transition from liquid to air is none too pleasant. You might be told something like, they resuscitated you and to tell them what you know or they will “drown” you again.

You can “drown” someone and be sure that they won’t be harmed

You all needed to know this. 

holy shit

That went from cool to horrifying is 0.05 seconds

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wetheurban:

REPLACEFACE

Based out of the UK, artist Steve Payne is the brainchild behind the project entitled REPLACEFACE. Payne takes digital copies of the works of English painter George Dawe (get your Art History learn on if you don’t know who that is!) to literally swap the heads of the original subjects with the heads of contemporary celebrities.

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goawfma:

“Claim your space” - an ancient colonizer proverb 

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chrissongzzz:

jheeze.

I love my people all over the diaspora ❤️

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brucelee-online:

But before Capoeira went Hollywood, capoeira came to life through African slaves forced over to Brazil from regions such as Angola, the Gulf of Guinea, and the Republic of the Congo.

Back then, slaves weren’t allowed to fight so they added music and movement to trick their masters into thinking they were dancing.

… Hence giving capoeira it’s ceremonial dance-like nature.

Capoeira was officially outlawed in Brazil in 1892.

So capoeristas had to keep a very low profile; they gave each other nicknames so as to keep their true identities a secret.

That way, if a group was caught fighting, they wouldn’t be able to give up the names of others involved even if they wanted to. The tradition of giving out nicknames is still an active part of Capoeira.

Mestre Bimba, the father of capoeira and founder of the first capoeira school in all of Brazil, was essential in fighting for the legality of the martial art.

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niggazinmoscow:

Black women don’t need a dope to beat yo ass 

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