ancientegyptdaily:

_{Tutankhamun’s Mask (1963) [X]}

kinka-juice:

gwydionmisha:

flipocrite:

semaby:

I know it’s kind of suggesting it but this is exactly why businessmen (people) should not be politicians. Running a country is to benefit the people running a business is to benefit shareholders. Their “skills” are not interchangeable

Framing the USPS as a poor business rather than a public service is propaganda.

And the reason they are struggling to be self supporting is not poor management, but the republicans having passed a bill under W. requiring them to fully fund pensions for people who aren’t even born yet.  Name me one business that funds pensions seventy years in advance.

United States Postal SERVICE.

You know what other government agency spends more than it takes in? The National Park Service. Because the fees barely cover anything, the budget is not big enough, and they rely on donations. It’s a service. You pay into it for a benefit, like preserving natural landscapes or being able to send something anywhere in the US.

zergliing:

cicadianrhythm:

maybe horses were never the problem, maybe shit just doesn’t like to get ridden.

merelygifted:

School board and health officials nationwide are experiencing violence at the hands of anti-maskers and conservatives who show up at school board meetings to “protest.” From verbal harassment and threats to physical violence, it seems that every day these groups are encountering some form of violence as they try to protect children in their district from the deadly coronavirus.

Yet, instead of acknowledging the importance of stopping the spread by wearing masks, some folk are set out to assault board members under the guise of parental and human rights being violated. These individuals are not only part of the districts they are harassing but some are even from other states, joining meetings only to advance their violent agenda. In a recent incident, a conservative commentator was so desperate to attend a Virginia school board meeting about masks and inclusivity policies for transgender students, he rented a place to stay in the county in order to qualify as a resident. …

met-egyptian-art:

Female Musicians, Charles K. Wilkinson, A.D. 1921–1922; original ca. 1400–1390 B.C., Metropolitan Museum of Art: Egyptian Art

Rogers Fund, 1930
Size: facsimile: H. 41 16 1/8 in.); W. 64.8 cm (25 ½ in.), scale 1:1 framed: 42.9 (16 7/8 in.); W. 66.7 cm (26 ¼ in.)
Medium: Tempera on paper

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/557727

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

dailydcvillains:

“Look, baby, to make it in this town, I had to be better, sharper, and louder than any man to get half as much notice. And nothing was handed to me on a silver platter, either.”
LESLIE WILLIS/LIVEWIRE IN SUPERMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES

I love this bundle of Drama Lesbian Energy

p-o-s-s-e-s-s-e-d-b-y-f-i-r-e:

• The Cure - Just Like Heaven

brody75:

The Stuff (1985)

ukulelekatie:

somethingusefulfromflorida:

fangirltofangod:

iminlovewithtoomanywomen:

I do not remember liking this, but clearly past me has good taste

I’m experiencing such joy thinking about how excited youd get when you hear the sound of hooves coming down your street - it’s the post!! It’s coming!!

Like an icecream truck response but for mail

“I do declare, I have me here a parcel for ya.”