Ever since the late 1800s, tampons have been used to stop the bleeding of gunshot wounds.
London readers continue to browse at a bombed-out Library caused by WWII - Holland House, Kensington, London, 1940.
“I haven’t liked to sleep indoors ever since I got out of prison. I’ve visited almost every state—only five more to go. And once I finish, I’m going to start over, so she can see them all too.”
BLACKLISTED: THE SECRET GOVERNMENT RULEBOOK FOR LABELING YOU A TERRORIST →
“The rulebook, which The Intercept is publishing in full, was developed behind closed doors by representatives of the nation’s intelligence, military, and law-enforcement establishment, including the Pentagon, CIA, NSA, and FBI. Emblazoned with the crests of 19 agencies, it offers the most complete and revealing look into the secret history of the government’s terror list policies to date. It reveals a confounding and convoluted system filled with exceptions to its own rules, and it relies on the elastic concept of “reasonable suspicion” as a standard for determining whether someone is a possible threat.”
(Source: warrenellis)
A young Hitler cheers the start of World War One, August 1914. Read more of the story here…
“My kids are teenagers now, and they’re going off on their own. And you understand it, but it’s hard for it not to hurt. Like the day you realize you’re not allowed in your daughter’s room anymore. Or when your son doesn’t want you to show him how to do something. The relationship tends to ebb and flow between ‘help me’ and ‘leave me alone.’ But lately, it’s been much more ‘leave me alone.’”
Look it’s bob
“I have this theory. You ready? So we are on earth for a finite amount of time. And time is a manmade perception. And we perceive time passing through change— seasons, aging, things like that. So to expand our time on earth, we must incite as much change in our lives as possible.”
“Interesting. I haven’t heard that before.”
“That’s because I made it up!”
