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autodeluxe · 2 years
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1982 MERCEDES-BENZ W123
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yvanspijk · 6 months
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The French word for a werewolf is loup-garou. Etymologically, this compound is pleonastic: garou means 'werewolf' and loup means 'wolf'. It's also hybrid: loup stems from Latin lupus whereas garou was borrowed from West Germanic *werwulf. Click the image for more.
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Are you excited for the Horizon: Burning Shores DLC???
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Even if Kotallo doesn't get to come with us, we'll at the very least see a Horus move. That's all I wanted since the first game. :')
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Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902) "Trapped" Oil on paper mounted on cardboard Hudson River School Located in the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Cody, Wyoming, United States
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“americans have no culture”
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Found this funky fellow at the antique store and he reminded me of a certain reanimating doctor
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germanfamily · 1 year
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huariqueje · 2 years
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West Texas Night   -   Sarah McEneaney, 2009,
German, b. 1955 -
Screenprint,  14 1/2 x 11 in. Ed. 30
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empress-alexandra · 10 months
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Mary Theresa Olivia (Daisy) Cornwallis-West, Princess of Pless - society beauty and social reformer, early 1900s.
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an absolutely hilarious thing from reanimator that gets overlooked is in the beginning scene when dr gruber is hopped up on reagent and that doctor asks him “wie geht’s?”
like, “wie geht’s” is the most informal way to ask someone how they’re doing. asking “how’s it going” in that situation is already funny, but just the added hilarity of it being “wie geht’s,” which is even a casual shortening “wie geht es” just makes it so much better
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autodeluxe · 2 years
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1986 MERCEDES BENZ 500SL
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yvanspijk · 6 months
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Lady: 'bread kneader'
Lady stems from a compound meaning 'bread kneader'. It consisted of Proto-West Germanic *hlaeb (bread), the ancestor of loaf, and *daigijā (kneader), a derivation of *daig, the ancestor of dough. In Old English, the compound had become hlǣfdiġe, meaning 'mistress of the household'. Click the video to hear how it changed in 2500 years.
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girlactionfigure · 9 months
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adriannekaulitz · 7 days
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he’s such a cutie patootie omg🥹🙏
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celluloidrainbow · 9 months
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DER TOD DER MARIA MALIBRAN (1972) dir. Werner Schroeter Maria Malibran, a legendary Spanish-French opera singer who died in 1836 at the age of 28, forms the starting point for a series of stylised tableaux introducing variations on different levels, including in the form of musical phrases. Fragments of stories that take place in a non-existent country, in which the characters do not have any clear identity and are mutually interchangeable, a reflection on the 19th century cult for geniuses and divas. (link in title)
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