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Hm I see. I kind of need to hold these or I’ll die.

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‘scuse me while I kiss the Skye by KENNETH BARKER Trotternish, Isle of Skye

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there was nothing wrong w patrick bateman he just had an ear infection. we’ve all been there. #girl

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hold on, am I to understand that there’s just a small bunch of zebras free-roaming, on the run, in Maryland?

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European challah cover, 19th century

Hebrew inscription: Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy.

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Better Homes and Gardens Patchwork & Quilting, 1977.

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Two Torah binders, Denmark, 1825 and 1830

The first created for Feivush, son of Kosman, born on the Holy Sabbath, 27 Elul [5]585 (=10 September 1825). Inscribed in Hebrew with traditional blessings. Embellished with a wreath symbolizing Virgo (the sign of the month of Elul), a Torah Scroll and a rabbi officiating at a wedding under a huppah.

The second created for Aaron, son of Zerah Segal, born on Tuesday, the fourth intermediate day of Passover, [5]590 (=13 April 1830). Inscribed in Hebrew with traditional blessings. Embellished with the image of a ram (Aries, the symbol of the month of Nisan), a man holding a Torah Scroll aloft and a rabbi officiating at a wedding under a huppah.

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aren’t all rats technically “rat bastards.” i mean they don’t have a concept of marriage

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who is that wet little beast i see off in the distance

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forgot to put /srs at the end of the hostage note now her parents aren’t gonna send the fucking money