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Category Archives: culture
Vintage Girlwatchers
Let’s put some shine on this blog with pictures of saucy girls. Vintage Girlwatchers is a site about the girlie magazine from 1950′s Girl Watcher and related. According to the description: This site exists to celebrate and preserve books and … Continue reading
Posted in culture, photography, pin-ups, vintage
Tagged culture, magazines, photography, pictures, pin-ups, vintage
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The World of Playing Cards
The World of Playing Cards is where you can explore about playing cards, their history, design and manufacture, and see many different types of cards from around the world. Very nice collection, with many images of ancient decks of playing … Continue reading
The Grim Reaper Cat
I grew up picturing death as the Grim Reaper, the skeletal figure carrying a large scythe. Even though I studied in catholic schools, I’ve never believed their philosophy that death is an angel of God and there is a better … Continue reading
Posted in animals, cats, culture, Friday Cat Blogging, weird
Tagged cats, comics, culture, Friday Cat Blogging, movies, news, weird
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Life on Mars
Life on Mars: An Exhibit of Classic Science Fiction Magazine Covers and Interior Illustrations from the 1920s-1950s. Cool stuff, with a small, but nice, collection of covers and illustrations of pulp sci-fi magazines. They have tripods, green men, robots and … Continue reading
Happy Friday Monster Cat Blogging
It’s Friday and it’s thirteen! I’m going to make my contributions to Friday Cat Blogging and some horror. I hope you enjoy. Jaakko, a The Groovy Age of Horror (NSFW) contributer, posted about Biglie Humane (The Human Balls), a fumetti … Continue reading
Posted in animals, cats, comics, culture, Friday Cat Blogging
Tagged animals, cats, comics, culture, Friday Cat Blogging, horror, Japanese
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Wikipedia and Wikitravel
The Wikipedia main page displays some curious articles today: George Washington the inventor, the independence day of San Serriffe and it announced that editors will be charged in order to edit (screenshot). Wikitravel (screenshot) also points to unusual places, like … Continue reading
Posted in April Fools' Day, culture, fun, Internet
Tagged April Fools' Day, culture, fun, Internet, wikipedia
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April Fool’s Manual 2007
This isn’t a survival kit, and the best I can say about today is: don’t believe in anything. But wait: before you start doing that, read this post please. I selected some real articles, from real sites about April Fools’ … Continue reading
Posted in April Fools' Day, culture, video
Tagged April Fools' Day, articles, culture, reference, video
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Women of Our Time
A fabulous exhibition: Women of Our Time – photographs of some of twentieth-century America’s famous and influential women. Even without big pictures, the site is very interesting covering those influential women of many different areas: photographers, writers, actresses, poets, athletes, … Continue reading
International Women’s Day: 2007
I would like to congratulate all the women for our International Women’s Day. I won’t write any manifesto or any protest about the injuries that we are still suffering, all the prejudice and violence that keep happening against us. I … Continue reading
Posted in culture, events, History, illustration, photography, posters
Tagged American, culture, events, History, illustration, photography, photojournalism, pictures, politics, posters
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Vintage Brazilian Ads
As I said a while ago, it isn’t easy find good sites about vintage Brazilian culture and ephemera. Happily this has been changing in the last years and many sites to preserve this memory appeared. A very good example of … Continue reading