affairemortal:Pentagram String Figure

affairemortal:

Pentagram String Figure


regularguyz:

Reason #36 to join a Frat



entoutesceschoses:Tatouage: Ben Shoten TattoosVisuel: Joce PezonAvril 2011

entoutesceschoses:

Tatouage: Ben Shoten Tattoos

Visuel: Joce Pezon

Avril 2011



WHEN THE SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY FLEW OVER DC

tballardbrown:

I was soooooooooooo like this!! LOL!!

whenindc:

Everyone…


theninjabat:The arc reactor up close! This is the thing that really drove my fem!Tony home. And yes, I did blind people with it.A friend of mine is a Tony Stark cosplayer, and he no longer needed the Mark III reactor, and I happened to be looking for a reactor last-minute.Made by Adam Czako. 

theninjabat:

The arc reactor up close! This is the thing that really drove my fem!Tony home. And yes, I did blind people with it.

A friend of mine is a Tony Stark cosplayer, and he no longer needed the Mark III reactor, and I happened to be looking for a reactor last-minute.

Made by Adam Czako. 


Please Welcome Our New Family Member!



“Welcome to Bologna on Capital Gold for England versus San Marino with Tennent’s Pilsner, brewed with Czechoslovakian yeast for that extra Pilsner taste and England are one down.”

fwinterns:

Rewind to November 16, 1993, Bologna, Italy.

It’s the qualifying match for the World Cup. England versus San Marino. England kicks off the game with a back pass and suddenly BAM, interception by forward David Gualtieri. Mere seconds later, the score is 1-0 to San Marino.

Jonathan Pearce, British commentatorGualtieri, after scoring 8.3 seconds into the match

Within 8.3 seconds, San Marino scored, setting the record for the fastest goal ever scored in a qualifying match. It happened so fast that it memorably caughtJonathanPearce, the sports announcer, mid sentence.

That would be the first and last goal scored by San Marino that day as San Marino would later go on to lose 7-1 to England. Despite the loss, Gualtieri’s goal would go on to be internationally celebrated and a national hero to Scotland.

Fast forward to 2009 in the Czech Republic.

Blesk, a Czech tabloid, makes a proposition. If San Marino beat Slovenia in the qualify match for the 2010 World Cup, the Czech Republic would reward the team with $55,000 or “all the beer its players could drink” (