… in the MEAN time.
(15 plays)Fire pon de Spliff.
What's worse: The end of a toilet paper roll or the end of a weed sack?
You Ask, I Answer.
Gouache on paper 12x15cm
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Significant Flow by ● Ventral ●
Original Youkleptein
Overdone (Anneka Remix by XXYYXX)
ok slightly nsfw cover art but that snare sounds like a tennis ball being hit across a dark empty indoor court and i love it
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Sara Wilson aka Sara Holbert - Hurtling Fox, 2010
Digital Arts: Paintings
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Digital-Paintings-2010-2011/808299
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I LOVE THIS PLACE
Put it on the list..
cooperation by sam chivers on Flickr.
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Good cover art
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Enchanted Wood, Argyll, Scotland
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se réveiller et cuire..
I wish this kind of thing was more addressed in politics :(
ALWAYS REBLOG
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Something you would not have seen in the media: Two Belgian UN ‘peacekeepers’ cheerfully “roast” a Somali boy over a fire, during a ‘humanitarian mission’ in Somalia in 1993
Kurt Coelus and Claude Baert were part of the Unified Task Force (UNITAF), which was a United States-led, United Nations-sanctioned multinational force and operated in Somalia between 5 December 1992 to 4 May 1993, in charge of carrying out United Nations Security Council Resolution 794: “to create a protected environment for conducting humanitarian operations in the southern half of Somalia.”
The two men were acquitted by a Brussels military court because of “insufficient evidence” and ruled that the incident was “a form of playing without violence.”
The incident received minimal coverage in the U.S. media, and the Belgian newspaper that originally published the photos received a bomb threat, which turned out to be made by a man who owns a local bar frequented by military personnel, including ‘peacekeepers’.
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