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thedailyfeed:

Plane amazing! This World War II-era fighter plane was discovered recently in the Sahara Desert.

The Kittyhawk P-40 is believed to have come down in June 1942 after Royal Air Force Flight Sgt. Dennis Copping, 24, bailed out, according to England’s Daily Telegraph newspaper. He was never seen again.

The downed plane was found in a remote region in western Egypt — some 200 miles from the nearest town — by a Polish oil company worker. British military historian Andy Saunders called it “the aviation equivalent of Tutankhamun’s tomb.”

this is my favorite WWII airplane, ever

galaxynextdoor:

Some of the finest Diablo III cosplay around thanks to the girls at Spiral Cats.

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creativeithink:

Branding Is King

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izmia:

Creative Pictogram Music Posters - Yaratıcı Piktogram Müzik Posterler by Viktor Hertz

fuckyeah-history:

“Master teaches two Geisha the game of go”, Japan, ca.1870-90

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laphamsquarterly:

“I am very cold”

“The parchment is very hairy.”

“Oh, my hand.”

—Notes from medieval monks and scribes in the margins of their work

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