Virtual scrapbook. Em dashes my own. Content mostly not my own.

The Milderness
Joined April 2009
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Grapefruit conquered at last! Modern Mechanix, August 1933.
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Lotus, c. 1600 - 1625 from Zhengyen Hu [Ten Bamboos Studio] #China (Rijksmuseum)
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Saturday is THE BEST OF THE BRITISH INVASION on psychedelicjukebox.com ◀️ Listen here Streaming #60smusic since 2009 #internetradio Re-post or Tell a Friend, thanks!
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Kintaro Judging the Wrestling Match of a Monkey and a Bear, by Kitao Shigemasa, 1772-1774
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Buon Aprile A Tutti Noi 🐣
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Happy birthday to Herb Alpert, 91 today!
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🚨KOREAN ALF JUMPSCARE ALERT🚨 😱sound on😱
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Mechanical Tortoise With Triton Rider. 1600-1650 (Victoria & Albert Museum, London)
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On this cold rainy night, people sitting on stools are enjoying hot noodles and sake in this cosy lantern-lit roadside booth (Tomikichiro Tokuriki’s woodblock print ‘Noodle Restaurant on A Rainy Night’ (1951)
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Blondie’s maiden name, Boopadoop, nods to a real Jazz Age singing fad: “boop-a-doop,” a playful scat-style vocal popular in the 1920s–early ’30s. Betty Boop is the best-known survivor of this flirty, nonsense-syllable singing. 🎶 🧵2/2
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The Small Faces. Rave Magazine, August 1966.
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Frank Wilbert Stokes - The Phantom Ship, Atlantic Ocean (1903)
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So we end 2025 with attacks from alien snowmen, which somehow doesn’t surprise me in the least.
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I will go to my grave wondering what in hell happened here.
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A break from Christmas content to enjoy this capybara eating a banana. From François Froger's 'A relation of a voyage ...' (London, 1698).
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