sssamiha:

Northern Indian tribe of Banjara dancers, photo by Jack Birns, Hyderabad 1949

fuckyeahexistentialism:

upon-the-heath

fuckyeahexistentialism:

upon-the-heath

thecarlosramos:

no idea who painted this amazingness..

wired:

[via laroboticsclub]:

Will Annihilate For Fuel.

What octane rating?

youmightfindyourself:

Those who follow the hobo code: An ethical code was created by Tourist Union #63 during its 1889 National Hobo Convention in St. Louis Missouri. This code was voted upon as a concrete set of laws to govern the Nation-wide Hobo Body, it reads this way;

1. Decide your own life, don’t let another person run or rule you. 
2. When in town, always respect the local law and officials, and try to be a gentleman at all times.
3. Don’t take advantage of someone who is in a vulnerable situation, locals or other hobos. 
4. Always try to find work, even if temporary, and always seek out jobs nobody wants. By doing so you not only help a business along, but ensure employment should you return to that town again. 
5. When no employment is available, make your own work by using your added talents at crafts. 
6. Do not allow yourself to become a stupid drunk and set a bad example for locals treatment of other hobos.
7. When jungling in town, respect handouts, do not wear them out, another hobo will be coming along who will need them as bad, if not worse than you. 
8. Always respect nature, do not leave garbage where you are jungling. 
9. If in a community jungle, always pitch in and help. 
10. Try to stay clean, and boil up wherever possible. 
11. When traveling, ride your train respectfully, take no personal chances, cause no problems with the operating crew or host railroad, act like an extra crew member. 
12. Do not cause problems in a train yard, another hobo will be coming along who will need passage through that yard. 
13. Do not allow other hobos to molest children, expose to authorities all molesters, they are the worst garbage to infest any society. 
14. Help all runaway children, and try to induce them to return home. 
15. Help your fellow hobos whenever and wherever needed, you may need their help someday.

elledark:

Real Heroes, for me, aren’t comic-book fantasies with super powers or men who kill for their country in immoral conflicts or the rich and powerful who have always dominated our history books. Real heroes are fathers who grind out a lifetime of work in soul-destroying jobs to feed their families, single-mothers who manage against all the odds to give their children a decent life, young people who have the will to rise above a childhood of deprivation and disadvantage, and those who understand how unfair and broken our society really is and fight for radical change, even if they fail. They’re all heroes.

thegirlisbad:

Albert Matignon (1869-1937) - Morphine addicts