If you're single with cat.
Give everyone you know something they'll be proud to display on the mantle.
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Svenska dansband är en bilddatabas över Dansband och dansbandsrelaterat innehåll. Här får du en stor dos nostalgi och historik över svenska dansband
13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CCCXXIII)
1. This staircase from the Eiffel Tower is for Sale It’s not every day that a chunk of one of the world’s most famous monuments goes on sale. But on November 27, Paris auction house Artcurial will be selling off a 24-step piece of original staircase from the Eiffel Tower, removed in 1983 to hel
"Where's the rest of my shirt? I lost it at the Billy Squier concert?"
They were the best of times, they were the raddest of times.
Then BOOM — IT HAPPENED.
The inventor of the duck face has been in front of our noses this WHOLE TIME.
36 People With Inanimate Objects
awkward inanimate portraits
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Polka Life takes its toll on a man.
Svenska dansband (Swedish dance bands)
Before I go away for the weekend (offline) I thought I'd serve you a little treat. If you have a connection to Scandinavia you might be aware of the phenomenon of 'dansband'. If not, you can read more about it at the end of this post. The photos are from the book Svenska Dansband (which can be ordered for only SEK 59,-/about $10 at Bokus - they deliver Internationally. Totally worth the investment). If you have some spare time (like a couple of weeks) and would like to see a lot more…
This creep should not have been let out of the house.
OMG why.
Swedish Dance Bands Of The 1970s: Whipped Hair And No Underwear - Flashbak
ABBA was not the only Swedish band to emerge in the 1970s. A myriad of bands had the whipped hair, trousers tight enough to make redundant questions on shoe sizes and songs. They had outfits that shimmered and shone. Never mind the sounds, cop a load of the clothes on the bands’ album covers. … Continue reading "Swedish Dance Bands Of The 1970s: Whipped Hair And No Underwear"
Best yearbook picture. Ever.
Imgur: The magic of the Internet