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My name is Vinnie
A Picture is worth 1000 words to bad they are all in my head...

This is a collection of things that fall out of my head, Things I'm obsessed with, star wars, beautiful photos, Things I want to remember, and my own work. Images with out My Logo are not mine unless otherwise specified.


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  1. dailyfett:

    Samurai Boba Fett by Clinton Felcker

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  2. gosh-josh: so much energies.

    gosh-josh:

    so much energies.

    (Source: lajouissance)

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  3. Reblog if it’s okay to invade your ask box.

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  4. its-called-art: Tessar Lo

    its-called-art:

    Tessar Lo

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  8. unknownskywalker: European Panorama at Night With hardware from the Earth-orbiting International Space Station appearing in the near foreground, a night time European panorama reveals city lights from Belgium and the Netherlands at bottom center, the British Isles partially obscured by solar array panels at left, the North Sea at left center, and Scandinavia at right center beneath the end effector of the Space Station Remote Manipulator System or Canadarm2.

    unknownskywalker:

    European Panorama at Night

    With hardware from the Earth-orbiting International Space Station appearing in the near foreground, a night time European panorama reveals city lights from Belgium and the Netherlands at bottom center, the British Isles partially obscured by solar array panels at left, the North Sea at left center, and Scandinavia at right center beneath the end effector of the Space Station Remote Manipulator System or Canadarm2.

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  10. itsfullofstars:

    NASA Day of Remembrance

    Each January, we honor the Apollo 1, Challenger and Columbia crews, as well as other members of the NASA family who lost their lives supporting NASA’s mission of exploration. We thank them and their families for their extraordinary sacrifices in the service of our nation.

    On this Day of Remembrance, as we remember our fallen heroes with tributes and public ceremonies, I will take part in a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. Across the country, all flags at NASA Headquarters and the NASA centers will be flown at half-mast in their memory.

    Space exploration is a difficult and dangerous endeavor. We recognize these pioneers’ sacrifices each day with our ongoing commitment to safety. As an agency, we know the risks inherent in each mission. Ensuring the safety of our employees is our highest priority.

    The legacy of those we have lost is our ongoing work and the inspiration of generations of new space explorers. Every day, with each new challenge we overcome and every discovery we make, we honor these remarkable men and women. Please join me in working to fulfill their dreams for the future.

    Charles F. Bolden, Jr.
    NASA Administrator

    Rest in peace

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  11. oxane: hos by woodcum

    oxane:

    hos by woodcum

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  12. 100percenthipster: kendallcarolineference: Decapitation  Once your spinal cord is cut and your head is severed you will continue to experience the full spectrum of pain, without the heavenly numb of shock-absorbing chemicals, which are back there with your body. You can’t talk, of course, but you can move your lips and appear to scream, and you can focus and blink your eyes, as proved by dozens of death house deals. A severed head is conscious, and in some ways hyperconscious. The head knows it’s been picked up by the hair and shown to the crowd. The head sees the crowd, hears the crowd, smells the breath of the executioner, thinks happy thoughts, cannot believe how long 40 seconds is, because 40 seconds is how long the average head remains fully aware, if not alive. Forty seconds of indescribable pain and horror. HOW FREAKING GNARLY. I can only imagine what goes on in the mind during those last 40 seconds of life. That must be the most horrifying feeling ever.

    100percenthipster:

    kendallcarolineference:

    Decapitation 

    Once your spinal cord is cut and your head is severed you will continue to experience the full spectrum of pain, without the heavenly numb of shock-absorbing chemicals, which are back there with your body. You can’t talk, of course, but you can move your lips and appear to scream, and you can focus and blink your eyes, as proved by dozens of death house deals.

    A severed head is conscious, and in some ways hyperconscious. The head knows it’s been picked up by the hair and shown to the crowd. The head sees the crowd, hears the crowd, smells the breath of the executioner, thinks happy thoughts, cannot believe how long 40 seconds is, because 40 seconds is how long the average head remains fully aware, if not alive. Forty seconds of indescribable pain and horror.

    HOW FREAKING GNARLY.

    I can only imagine what goes on in the mind during those last 40 seconds of life. That must be the most horrifying feeling ever.

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