A place for shows (such as Doctor Who), books, and music I enjoy. Also, I'm always up for talking about books.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
The gods and their blessed shinki.
These are some of the embassy numbers in Paris for people who may have concerns about friends or relatives.
British embassy: +33 1 44 51 31 00
US embassy Phone: +33 1 43 12 22 22
Irish embassy Phone:+33 1 44 17 67 00
Australia +33 1 40 59 33 00
Brasil +33 1 45 61 63 00
Canada +33 1 44 43 29 00
Deutschland +33 1 53 83 45 00
Espana +33 1 44 43 18 00
Israel +33 1 40 76 55 00
Italia +33 1 49 54 03 00
Japan +33 1 48 88 62 00
Russia +33 1 45 04 05 50
South Africa +33 1 45 55 92 37
Iran +33 1 40 69 79 00
Saudi Arabia +33 1 47 47 62 63
Pakistan +33 1 45 62 23 32
India +33 1 40 50 70 70
Mexico +33 1 53 70 27 70
Algeria +33 1 53 93 20 20
Norway +33 1 53 67 04 00
Poland embassy: +33 1 43 17 34 00
Danish embassy: +33 1 44 31 21 21
Ukrainian embassy: +33 1 43 06 07 37
Swedish embassy: +33 1 44 18 88 00
Philippines embassy: +33 1 44 14 57 00
Chilean embassy +33 1 44 18 59 60
Argentinian embassy +33 1 44 05 27 00
Peruvian embassy +33 1 42 65 25 10
Colombian embassy +33 1 42 65 46 08
Uruguayan embassy +33 1 45 00 81 37
Paraguay embassy +33 1 42 22 85 05
Venezuelan embassy +33 1 45 61 63 00
Ecuador embassy +33 1 40 67 02 21
Singapore embassy: +33 1 56 79 68 00
Belgian embassy: +33 1 44 09 39 39
Netherlands embassy: +33 1 40 62 33 00
Portuguese embassy: +33 1 56 33 81 00
Cuban embassy: +33 1 45 67 55 35
Austrian embassy number: +33 1 40 63 30 63(All in Paris, obviously)
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please look at how smol Hinata is compared to Lev
Me: *checks trash email*
Me: *sees reviews for fanfiction i wrote when i was 13*
Me: *whispers* the fuck
20 minutes into YouTube and chill and he does this
requested by anonymous
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this guy went home and had more sex than most people will in our entire lives
Red wolves (canis rufus)
There is a lot of stuff going on in this image.
For an ongoing project entitled Rainworks, Seattle-based artist Peregrine Church creates awesome works of street art that are only visible when it rains. It’s a particularly wonderful concept for a city renowned for its rainy weather Church uses a superhydrophobic coating to stencil images onto ordinary pavement. On a dry day the pieces are completely invisible, but when the surface gets wet, darkening the untreated concrete, the treated areas repel the moisture, which causes the stenciled images and/or text to appear. Depending on the amount of foot traffic the treated surface receives, Rainworks will last anywhere from 4 months to a year.
Watch this video to learn more about how Peregrine Church creates his dissapearing-reappearing artwork.
Want to try making Rainworks of your own? There are a variety of superhydrophobic coatings currently available, including a handy kit by Rust-Oleum.
Visit the Rainworks project page for additional images and information.