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• The Girl with All the Gifts
• The Gifted

leather pants

religious extremist

pizza again

Yvonne De Carlo

If Bruce Wayne had been Slovakian and poor

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow ~ Sophia Loren

No one told me it snowed last night

How was work?

no beer

The Horror Of Nature

Warriors of the Wasteland – Take that you dummy

Bounce

Linda Thorson aka Tara King

Debra Paget in “Journey to the Lost City”

Fashion

Rachel Ward

An ace in the hole

Oops!!! Shouldn’t have said that

House Of Wax

cat sneak

hamburger

Ann-Margaret The Swinger

Your welcome…No, You’re welcome

Why Oh Why???

Supergirl

Nobody likes you

The World Without Us review

In The World Without Us, Alan Weisman offers an utterly original approach to questions of humanity’s impact on the planet: he asks us to envision our Earth, without us.In this far-reaching narrative, Weisman explains how our massive infrastructure would collapse and finally vanish without human presence; which everyday items may become immortalized as fossils; how copper pipes and wiring would be crushed into mere seams of reddish rock; why some of our earliest buildings might be the last architecture left; and how plastic, bronze sculpture, radio waves, and some man-made molecules may be our most lasting gifts to the universe.
The World Without Us reveals how, just days after humans disappear, floods in New York’s subways would start eroding the city’s foundations, and how, as the world’s cities crumble, asphalt jungles would give way to real ones. It describes the distinct ways that organic and chemically treated farms would revert to wild, how billions more birds would flourish, and how cockroaches in unheated cities would perish without us. Drawing on the expertise of engineers, atmospheric scientists, art conservators, zoologists, oil refiners, marine biologists, astrophysicists, religious leaders from rabbis to the Dali Lama, and paleontologists—who describe a prehuman world inhabited by megafauna like giant sloths that stood taller than mammoths—Weisman illustrates what the planet might be like today, if not for us.
From places already devoid of humans (a last fragment of primeval European forest; the Korean DMZ; Chernobyl), Weisman reveals Earth’s tremendous capacity for self-healing. As he shows which human devastations are indelible, and which examples of our highest art and culture would endure longest, Weisman’s narrative ultimately drives toward a radical but persuasive solution that needn’t depend on our demise. It is narrative nonfiction at its finest, and in posing an irresistible concept with both gravity and a highly readable touch, it looks deeply at our effects on the planet in a way that no other book has.

Source: Amazon.com
Author: Alan Weisman
A perfect read for a typical American consumerist laden holiday, he talks about the near future in relation to the far future and how the world will completely fall apart and do just fine without humanity.  What will survive the longest?  Hint, it’s plastics.

Also, word to the wise, in a short term apocalypse get the hell away from Texas where all the petroleum refineries are (miles and miles of interconnected systems full of flammable materials) and get as far away from all nuclear power plants as possible, cause it’s all going to blow up eventually.

I really enjoyed this read, but man was it depressing to thing about what we’re doing to ourselves.

interesting game

Leila Hyams – Two Booms

I have the rest of my life to regret it

What just happened

www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMFKJbq8jFI

taylors dance

David Bowie – R.I.P.

diying smoke stack

sad girl

idiot slide

cats life

Forest Ninja

I’m Out There

Bionic grabber

Help!!! The twerking lever is stuck

Brigitte Helm

self buttered

Stoned

When you put it like that

Like some wine instead?

Nancy

The Wraith 86

Political Guidance

Brigitte Bardot – Harley Davidson