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Summer!!!
10 Best things to do in the summer.
1. Call in sick as many times as you can
2. Ask her or him on a date
3. Find yourself a new job
4. Travel and get away from work
5. Work outside
6. Visit new places in your country
7. Summer at the cottage
8. Take the grand kids for the summer
9. Go to the drive inn
10. Spend as much time on the beach

Highway 4
"I trust people who are violent about art, as long as they aren't closed-minded. But, unfortunately, most art blowhards are also art bigots."

- Vincent Price
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1. Coca-Cola was first made in the colour green!
2. It used to contain cocaine up until 1905, when it was removed due to public concern.
3. It was originally made to cure hangovers and headaches.
4. In Chinese, the name Coca-Cola means "to make mouth happy".
5. If all the Coca-Cola bottles in the world were stacked end to end, they would reach to the Moon and back more than 1,677 times.
6. In one night, a bottle of Coca-Cola can soften a tooth.
7. Coca-Cola is very good at cleaning up blood spots, and is often used in the States to clean blood off from the roads after an accident!
8. Coca-Cola can be used to remove grease from clothes! It's as simple as emptying a can of coke into a load of greasy clothes, adding the detergent, and run through a regular cycle.
9. A bottle of Coca-Cola has a PH scale of 2.8, and could dissolve a nail in just 4 days
10. Coca-Cola released a 'Diet Coke with Bacon' flavour!
11. Another less known flavour that Coca-Cola released was the "Coca-Cola BlāK". This was a coffee flavoured soft drink, released in 2006 in France. Sadly this was short lived, and Coca-Cola discontinued the production in 2008.
12. Coca-Cola even helped create the modern image of Santa!
12 Crazy

Facts
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Just 2 dope pictures I like.
"I'm usually all about the tight jeans and little T-shirt, but sometimes I want to put on a black, sequined dress and be a freaking girl."


- Britney Spears
COPY
CATS
MICHAEL

WOLF
“Copy Artist”, brilliant photos by Michael Wolf. Knock-off artists in China pose next to their paintings. I’ll take the Francis Bacon!


ARTIST
Via: Boooooooom.com


I'm not sure if these are students or what. Considering this series was taken in China, I would say these will be sold on the black market of some sort. Who knows. Make sure to check out Michael Wolf's personal site so you can view the whole set, the artist's copy pretty much everything, from pop art to modern and contemporary. I guess there's a "fake" market for everything!
Stina Maria


Just came across Stina's Flickr account. Some pretty cool pictures to look at and pass the time. I really enjoy pictures where you can tell the photographer is still trying to figure out what their main subject will be, and they post the process of it.
Via: Stina Maria's blog
Jorge pineda:

CHILDHOOD

Jorge Pineda (b. Dominican Republic 1961)
Childhood is the time when we start to build up our personality, and it is supposed to be the happiest time of our lives, but social violence makes it difficult to adjust. In order to be strong, children make masks where they can hide fear, so they can play with the negative idea they have of themselves. These masks shield the feelings reflected in society as I show in Mambrú, with its child soldiers who have been taken away and used as instruments of destruction.


Mickey is Anti-Establishment
A man suspected of robbing and shooting Tupac Shakur at Quad Recording Studios in 1994 has confessed, accusing James “Jimmy Henchman” Rosemond of orchestrating the crime. The confession comes as Rosemond continues to elude federal authorities, who are currently seeking the music businessman in connection with a cocaine distribution investigation.
The confession of Dexter Issac, a former associate of Rosemond, who is currently serving a life sentence in New York City, was reported by AllHipHop.com, who spoke with Issac. The site has an image of the statement posted on their site. The statement, which also vaguely implies that Bad Boy mogul P. Diddy continues to hide some secrets, was released in part due to the expiration of the statute of limitations, and in retaliation for Rosemond’s previous statements demeaning Issac’s character, calling him an informant.
In early May, a warrant was reportedly issued for Rosemond’s arrest, allegedly regarding cocaine distribution. Rosemond has conducted business with a litany of high-profile musicians, including Akon, Wyclef and Game.
Tupac himself seemed to think Rosemond was responsible for the attack, stating so on several occasions. The Quad Studios incident has long been viewed as the escalating catalyst of the Tupac-Biggie, East Coast/West Coast drama which ultimately, many feel, led to the murders of both rap titans.
A small mention seemingly regarding the murders was made by Issac which could be seen as casting a suspicious cloud over Sean “P. Diddy” Combs. Issac states, “Jimmy, you and Puffy like to come off all innocent-like, but as the saying goes: You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people, all of the time.” The statement does not elaborate further, only going on to rhetorically ask whether or not Rosemond plans to “flip” on Diddy when the feds catch up with him.
In issuing his statement, Issac told AllHipHop, “I want to apologize to [Tupac's] family. I am trying to clean it up to give [Tupac and Biggie's] mothers some closure.”

2Pac Shooter Confesses on his 40th Birthday.
E' sporco il sesso? Certo, ma solo se fatto bene!
- Woody Allen -

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loose lips


sink ships
Perry Peterson - "World War 2 Battle" (Illustration)(American, 1908-1958)


"Most of my major disappointments have turned out to be blessings in disguise. So whenever anything bad does happen to me, I kind of sit back and feel, well, if I give this enough time, it'll turn out that it was good, so I shant worry about it too much. "
- William Gaines (Publisher of Mad Magazine)