fuckyeahmarxismleninism:

Historic photo taken November 8, 1917, of revolutionary sailors who stormed the Winter Palace the day before, launching the socialist revolution.

Via Dmitri Kovalevich

honestlydeepesttidalwave:

Mysteries Weird and Strange, This Magazine is Haunted (1950′s)

issuu.com, blondeinred.com

everythingfox:

Squeaky otter

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 8 November 1875, pioneering Chinese revolutionary and feminist Qiu Jin (秋瑾) was born in Xiamen, Fujian. She had an arranged marriage to a wealthy man; however she grew tired of him and went abroad to study, and at the same time began wearing men’s clothes. She later started a girls’ school which was actually a training camp for revolutionaries to overthrow the Manchu royal family. After a failed uprising she was beheaded. Today she is remembered as a national heroine in China.
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c-2-0-h-2-5-n-3-o:

The Sisters of Mercy

vhs-hifi-blog:

Army of Darkness (Sam Raimi, 1992)

badromantics:

teacuphumans:

“The United States Government is offering you a piece of land of your own.”

“We have our own land.”

“No, it’s not yours. It’s the US Government’s.”

S1E6 - “Pride, Pomp and Circumstance”

Nonnatives were reblogging this without the caption. Keep it. Read it. Acknowledge it.

fly-sky-high-09:

bunjywunjy:

bunjywunjy:

*muffled whinnying*

*Majestic Hoofbeats, background soundtrack by Hans Zimmer*

@horse-is-a-horse-of-course​

cherryy-waves:

From Beyond (1986)

swampthingy:

Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster (1964)