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Half-Vulcan, Half-Human. I hate oranges, I really hate their smell. When I was eight, I broke my ankle.
A little bit obsessed with almost everything.
Oasis, Xcerts and Circa Survive (and every song in which appears Anthony Green).
Maga y Los Fresones Rebeldes son mi ligeramente enorme pasión.
Trekkie, Twin Peaks fan, Donnie Darko's Gretchen and Matthew Gray Gubler's admirer.
There's only one person who understands all the things I do, her name's Veronica. Oh crap.. Veronica Mars isn't real, so I mean there's none.
And if you wanna know something more about me, I just can see through one of my eyes, but no, I don't own a glass eye and neither I'm a one -eyed or a cyclops, I was born with a coloboma of the retina, so I have laser rays and I could kill you with a look. (Well, that's kinda fantastic, but I was really born that way)

I used to be in love with someone, I mean I used to be a dumb.

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Julia Margaret Cameron, Charles Darwin, 1868

From the National Galleries of Scotland:

This photogravure is part of a book of twenty-five portraits titled ‘Alfred, Lord Tennyson and his friends’. Published in 1893, it features the likes of Thomas Carlyle, Sir John Herschel and Charles Darwin. Darwin is widely recognised as one of the most influential figures in the history of science. His research conducted during The Beagle voyage from 1831-6, marked a definitive period in his life and formulated the beginnings of his investigations into evolution: “it determined my whole career”. In 1859 Darwin published ‘On the Origins of Species’, which shattered established beliefs and proposed his theory of evolution. Darwin met Tennyson and the photographer, Julia Margaret Cameron, in 1868 whilst visiting the Isle of Wight.

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Julia Margaret Cameron, Charles Darwin, 1868
From the National Galleries of Scotland:

This photogravure is part of a book of twenty-five portraits titled ‘Alfred, Lord Tennyson and his friends’. Published in 1893, it features the likes of Thomas Carlyle, Sir John Herschel and Charles Darwin. Darwin is widely recognised as one of the most influential figures in the history of science. His research conducted during The Beagle voyage from 1831-6, marked a definitive period in his life and formulated the beginnings of his investigations into evolution: “it determined my whole career”. In 1859 Darwin published ‘On the Origins of Species’, which shattered established beliefs and proposed his theory of evolution. Darwin met Tennyson and the photographer, Julia Margaret Cameron, in 1868 whilst visiting the Isle of Wight.

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ravenelreid:

Oh this is just PERFECT!!!

Lol, accurate :D

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Julia Margaret Cameron, Young Girl in Prayer, 1866

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Sol Lewitt, Wall Drawing #260, All Combinations of Arcs from Corners and Sides; Straight, Not Straight and Broken Lines, 1976

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Sol Lewitt, Wall Drawing #260, All Combinations of Arcs from Corners and Sides; Straight, Not Straight and Broken Lines, 1976

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