Pisface – Art Abandonment Project Of Travelling Pistachio Face
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#Pisface is an art abandonment project that has reached a growing number of countries. They are distributed through travelers, friends, and perfect strangers.
Jason Hehir’s HBO documentary called ‘Andre the Giant’ premiered last Tuesday and it unveiled a completely different side of the legend. André René Roussimoff (1946-1993) was known to the world as André the Giant, a French-born international wrestling superstar, actor, and unofficially carried the title of “the greatest drunk on Earth”. However, the documentary reveals that he drank because he was in pain as Roussimoff denied treatment for fear that it would change his body on which he built his entire career on. André weighed 520 lb and was 7 ft 4 in tall and suffered from acromegaly, or “giantism”. Wrestling legends Vince McMahon, Hulk Hogan, and Ric Flair, actors Robin Wright and Billy Crystal, as well as André’s family and friends, offer a unique insight into the legend’s life. From personal emotional struggles to dangerous farts, the documentary shows different aspects of the unique person that André was, a man who couldn’t find comfort in the world that was not made for him. I
70 years after the Liberation of the city of Ravenna from Nazi-fascist oppression, the best way to thank the women and men who fought for our freedom during the Second World War is to take them to today's Ravenna. #1 Allied Soldiers #2 Soldiers Of The 27th Spearmen After The City Patrol #3 Garibaldi's Square #4 Bailey Bridge #5 Canadian Bagpipers Enter The City #6 28th Garibaldi Brigade #7 Allied Soldiers Come Out Of The City #8 General McCreery Puts The Medal On Commander Bulow (Arrigo Boldrini) #9 Partisan Headquarters In Sant'Alberto #10 The Day Of Demobilization #11 28th Garibaldi Brigade #12 Railway Station #13 A Few Remaining Inhabitants Welcome The Allied Troops #14 Partisan Leaders At The Balcony Of The Town Hall On The Day Of Liberation #15 British Troops Enter The City #16 28th Garibaldi Brigade #17 The Stage Of The Authorities On The Day Of Demobilization #18 The Partisans Enter The City
For years, Dunder Mifflin have been having huge problems while trying to adapt to the increasingly paperless world. To help the company, one internet user has decided to make a few posters, and they’re so good, new customers should be flooding Dunder Mifflin anytime now. If you still don’t get it, I’m talking about The Office, a hit American television comedy series that aired on NBC from 2005 to 2013. During its nine seasons, the adaptation of the original BBC series of the same name has won a Golden Globe, quite a few Primetime Emmies and millions of hearts all over the world. “I made the first one (Jim) on a lark and it got a nice response, so I made more,” a fan of the show and the creator of the posters wrote. Scroll down to check his work, and let us know in the comments which one you like best. Jim Halpert Pam Beasley Kevin Malone Dwight Schrute Creed Bratton Here’s what other people had to say about them
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