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ésa es la casa donde viviré en un futuro no muy lejano…Bad...

So I guess this means I’m going to Germany for spring break next year

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26 year old cannibal killer was given a life sentence in Germany.:



Day 8- A magical place outdoors [44 Days of Witchery]

The Black Forest. Maybe it’s not a “legitimately” magical place but it is beyond beautiful. I was lucky enough to see some of it a few years ago while visiting family and it was amazing. A lot of fairy tales are said to be based in the Black Forest and you can actually find castles and the like here as well!







Two days ago a bunch of us decided to travel to a nearby lake, Lake Amersee. It was about an hour on the train, but IT WAS FREE. Its crazy how we can ride public transit to a place that would top any travel destination back in Ohio. We will definitely be going back… a Hofbräu Weißbier with this view… it’s a no-brainer.







untitled by broken reflections on Flickr.



ésa es la casa donde viviré en un futuro no muy lejano…Bad Liebenzell, Germany

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In September, 2003, Busan Korea was hit with a massive typhoon. For most of the people living on the coast, we were unprepared. 
I took this photo a few days after the storm. This ship was used as a floating hotel (“The Flotel”); equipped with kareoke rooms, a patio bar and hotel rooms. Fortunately the night of the typhoon, it was evacuated. Today, it still sits eerily in the same position, I guess a reminder to us all that sometimes mother nature can be a real bitch.




Here is a picture of a manican with a carrot and bunny ears. The business men in the background made this unusual site seem not so unusual.



Oh my goodness look at them go.. I like this practice video better than their actual performance on stage :/
I still love them and all their foreign-ness. Big bang. 
G-dragon looks so un-amused in all his dancing (the blond one with the purple scarf) 





"Operation Nukorea":

digital literature piece by Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries

a gruesome piece detailing an imagined, yet highly plausible preemptive strike by North Korea upon South Korea, Japan, and the U.S. (discretion is advised)

more of Young-Hae Chang’s work can be seen here:

http://www.yhchang.com/







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