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@wittgensteinsmister / wittgensteinsmister.tumblr.com

My name is Daniel and I don't know what I'm doing. Socialist, Jewish, he/they, ciggy butt brain
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afloweroutofstone

I know nothing at all about JoJo Siwa but for whatever reason someone was discussing her with me yesterday. I think it is very funny that KISS makeup has become a universal symbol for people acting in a rebellious way while doing nothing rebellious whatsoever. My name is Badass Coolman and I'm here to rock your fucking world with my song "Oh Baby I Love You"

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filthburgur
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gorejak

I don't know how people can still listen to Eminem after he killed all of those people for his own sick amusement.

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gorejak

Anyways, if I see this man or any of his supporters on my dash, you're getting blocked.

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deirdreskye

honored daimyo, I present to you a gift from my home country. they are called "kandi bracelets". this one says "fat dykes rock", and this one says "piss puppy". among my people, they are given only to friends

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portentsofwoe
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sharlatan-ka

fb conservative: black people, Jews, and women shouldn’t be allowed to vote. Do not turn this into a political post! This is just my opinion. Let’s respect each other, peace and love xx

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70sscifiart
fortunaestalta asked:

Hi! Long time sci-fi fan (read old man). Do you think you could find the original dust cover art for J. G. Ballard's book, The Crystal World," and post it, please? I remember thinking it the most oddly beautiful piece when I first saw it, but it's been decades ago, and it still retains a space in my head. Thanks so much!

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70sscifiart answered:

Yeah, here it is! It's from 1966, by German surrealist Max Ernst:

I actually indirectly referenced this cover in the opening pages of my book on 70s sci-fi art -- after Richard Powers started the trend of surrealist science fiction cover art in the 50s, a lot of other publishers jumped on it, and some went as far as to get fine artists like Ernst rather than illustrators. Good eye, it's really a standout cover!

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