guy who enjoys german class a little too much: ancient slavs had words of power they used to shout mountains apart
girl who collects crystals: that's actually true as fuck
70 year old professor who sometimes calls students "comrade": faggotry is actually good, I don't have a problem with faggotry, Aristotle was a faggot, Caesar was a faggot...
guy behind me: YOOOOO check it out (pulls up beheading video on a chechen telegram previously unknown to mankind)
Professor: ...Galileo was a faggot, I think Napoleon was a faggot, Comrade Tito probably wasn't a faggot but...
The abandoned Mys Aniva Lighthouse, Sakhalin Island, Russia. Built in 1939 by Japanese engineer Miura Shinobu, it was reclaimed by the Soviet Union after WW2 and turned into an autonomous nuclear-powered lighthouse. It’s said to be still radioactive today.
Berenice: Ptolemaic princess, raised on the banks of the mighty Nile, breakfasts on Basilisks’ eggs, in that land “which was never aught else than a vast tomb” OR the last, morbidly beautiful scion of an ancient noble family, spends her days in a remote and crumbling manor pursuing various esoteric studies, soon to meet a bizarre doom involving incest, premature burial, and/or metempsychosis
Bernice: plump receptionist OR Bernie Sanders in a wig
The Apocalypse of Saint John: And Chained Him for a thousand Years, Odilon Redon, 1899, Cleveland Museum of Art: Prints
Medium: lithograph
Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson, The Wave, Lithograph, 1917
