New and Updated Career Options for 2019:
- Rakish dandy who spends three hours on his cravat every morning
- Romantic poet (who dies of consumption)
- Whaler c. 1850, in love with a harpooneer
- Late Victorian occultist
- Ambiguously gay Victorian/Edwardian groundskeeper
- Oxford student with a dark secret, c. 1910
- Bertie Wooster
- The subject of a J.C. Leyendecker illustration
- Climber in the Lake District during the Golden Age of Mountaineering
- Teddy boy
- Hermit who lives in the Mysterious Forest
- Dissatisfied Proconsul about to start a Civil War
- The Faerie Queene
- Dead poet guiding tourists through the layer cake of the afterlife
- Maîtresse-en-titre
- Goatherd
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frogs wearing crowns looks so natural and right for a reason
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Nomitkon, Tajikistan — I’d never seen a bread eating cat before. But this cat loved bread. He would practically sit down at the table and wait to be served. The owners would throw him a few pieces and then throw him out of the house, but he would soon sneak back in and continue looking longingly at the loaves.
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leftist western
first cowboy: this town ain’ big enough fer the two of us
second cowboy: then we’ll just have to work together, hand in hand, to build it bigger
first cowboy, now crying: i love you
[the cowboys are now dating]
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Check out this amazing view above rooftops in Sisteron, a commune in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of southeastern France. This small community has been inhabited for more than 4,000 years and currently has roughly 7,300 residents. Apart from its beautiful countryside, tourist attractions in Sisteron include its citadel, the 12th century former Sisteron Cathedral, and the Musée Terre et Temps — museum about earth and the measurement of time.
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44°11'50.1"N, 5°56'34.4"E
Source imagery: Jaanus Jagomägi - Photographer & Videographer
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