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tmoxrox:

#nodiving #decatur #georgia #atlanta #igersatlanta #atlantaig #instagramsupportgroup #statigram #iphone #iphoneonly #instaaaaah #instagood #igers (Taken with Instagram at Decatur Land Of Misfit Toys Playground)

Doctor Q’s Setlist from the Worthmore Steampunk Party (Decatur Arts Festival) – May 25th, 2012
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“Henry Lee” by The Sweet Trade & Vagabondage is the Sepiachord Video of the Day:
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The amusement park in the abandoned city of Pripyat. The park was to be inaugurated on 1 May 1986, but the Chernobyl accident on 26 April 1986 left the amusement park derelict forever. After the accident, inhabitants of Pripyat were evacuated by the Soviet government but were promised that they would be able to return to their homes soon. Since 1986, Pripyat has been a ghost town.

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thetuliptree:

Home on Water - The Tequila Mockingbird Orchestra

Tonight: Punk As Folk Weekend kicks off: Blackbird Raum, Tequila Mockingbird Orchestra and The Mongrel Jews~
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bonobobrain:

For centuries, women were diagnosed with “Hysteria,” whose symptoms ranged from insomnia, nervousness, sexual desire, and heaviness in the abdomen.  In the 5th and 6th century BC, it was believed to be due to a wondering uterus, and it is not a modern diagnosis at all. The treatment for this condition was “pelvic massage” until the patient experienced a “hysterical paroxysm,” what we likely now refer to as an orgasm. Vibrators were soon introduced as a medical intervention for this “condition.” When home electricity became ubiquitous, vibrators and “hysterical paroxysm” became home items many women couldn’t do without.

theyoungfolksblog:

Hysteria is a comedy of manners, loosely based on historical facts, takes place in downtown London circa 1880. Although it is mostly about the treatment of hysteria and the events that led to the invention of the first electro mechanical vibrator in 1880, it also touches on women’s rights in 19th century England. So how does Tanya Trexler, its director, manage to put together these potentially tricky subjects into an engaging, tasteful comedy? Perhaps this is one of the main accomplishments of the film. Read a full review of the film here.