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Organizational diagram of the New York and Erie Railroad, 1855
One of the first examples of an organizational chart, this drawing uses the metaphor of a growing organism to visualize modern industrialization.
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@babygoatsandfriendspayeth me what thee owe me
this is black phillip, the money goat!
reblog in 10 sec and money will come your way so you can live deliciously
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| Me, having a bad day: | :,( |
| A pigeon I just saw walking by: | :> |
| Me, after seeing that precious bird: | :) |
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“Wollen, Weber and Lowry found that the interacting images-both bizarre and non-bizarre-were better recalled. However, bizarreness by itself did not aid memory. A cigar resting on a piano was just as effective as a cigar being smoked by a piano for purposes of improving memory.“
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Dinosaur (aka wedge-tailed eagle)
THAT NOISE.
(The noise isn’t the Wedgie, that’s an angry wattlebird or noisy miner. Wedgies chirp and peep like day old chicks, no word of a lie)
wait it goes so fast but is he being smacked in the face by one of the miners???? His reaction is so hilarious
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i think about this constantly and i think it’s mostly b/c of the cat? the look the two of them share? god
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The Tale of Tsar Saltan illustration - postcard from 1987 (via etsy)
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lol our new wizard friend (at Portobello)
pisces
Me after watching 3 David Blaine specials
This is so crazy and stressful
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you’re gonna want to unmute this
I have problems with both geese and swans, but it comforts me that this swan looks like it’s about to ruin that goose’s day.
The enemy of my enemy, my friend.
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