The Platypus Factor

mihawkes:

dalishtook:

kakumei:

marehramone:

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… I’m sorry for reblogging this.

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Oh lawdy I don’t even know what I’m feeling right now xD

“Sha la la la la la

check out his hair

his pretty blue-eyed stare

go on and kiss the Thor”

(I’ve parodied this song so many damn times. XD)

Amazing.

mihawkes:

OH MY GOD!

Can there please be art now with the Hulk and kittens? ;_;

(Source: notesfromshield)

jess-yess:

I have a new history crush. Excuse me while I go build a time machine to find her and bear her children.

douglaswolk:

Julie D’Aubigny was a 17th-century bisexual French opera singer and fencing master who killed or wounded at least ten men in life-or-death duels, performed nightly shows on the biggest and most highly-respected opera stage in the world, and once took the Holy Orders just so that she could sneak into a convent and bang a nun. If nothing in that sentence at least marginally interests you, I have no idea why you’re visiting this website. (via Badass of the Week: Julie D’Aubigny, La Maupin) (thank you, Rachel!)

(via fuckyeahhistorycrushes)

kreugan:

Some Avengers-style Lokis for practice/loosening up

(via adimal)

historical-nonfiction:

This is the earliest known portrait of a transvestite. Called Chevalier D’Eon, it is of Charles D’Eon, who lived the second half of his life as a woman. It started in 1763, when he was hiding from the French ambassador in London. Charles had worked for the ambassador, and when Charles made public some embarrassing secret documents after a falling-out, he accused the ambassador of trying to kill him. When rumors about his gender began in 1770, Charles demanded that the French government pay his debts and they agreed, scared he would expose more secrets like their plans to invade England. Part of the agreement was that he would remain dressed like a woman, which he did until his death. Painting by Thomas Stewart.

This is fascinating/awesome! I know a few of you will appreciate.

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