Put On Some Music And Chill Pls

Nigel, the loneliest bird in the world, has passed away.

Nigel lived a very tragic and lonely life, to say the least. He lived his life on the edge of the cliffs of an uninhabited island just off New Zealand. He has been found dead alongside his life partner - a concrete bird.

Nigel has lived on Mana Island for he past five years. 80 concrete gannets were placed on the island in hopes that it would lure real gannets to the island. Only one gannet came to the island, however, and that gannet was Nigel. He was the first gannet to make home on the island in over 40 years.

Nigel became besotted with one of the concrete birds. Over the past five years, volunteers have been observing Nigel, who went to great lengths in an attempt to woo the concrete bird. He even built an intricate nest from seaweed and twigs. He was often observed grooming her concrete festers and chatting to her - year after year.

“I’m little but I’m coming for the crown”

“I care for myself the way I used to care about you” 

“Pretty girls don’t know the things that I know”

important collection of Weirdly Specific Lorde lines:

“you buy me orange juice/we’re getting good at this”

“she thinks you love the beach, you’re such a damn liar”

important collection of Lorde lines that give me chills:

“If being afraid is a crime we hang side by side”

“please could you be tender” 

“ I’m a liability/get you wild make you leave/I’m a little much for everyone” 

“God I wish I’d believed you when you told me this was my home”

Historic Black and White Pictures Restored in Color

Women Delivering Ice, 1918

Times Square, 1947

Portrait Used to Design the Penny. President Lincoln Meets General McClellan – Antietam, Maryland ca September 1862

Marilyn Monroe, 1957

Newspaper boy Ned Parfett sells copies of the evening paper bearing news of Titanic’s sinking the night before. (April 16, 1912)

Easter Eggs for Hitler, c 1944-1945 

Sergeant George Camblair practicing with a gas mask in a smokescreen – Fort Belvoir, Virginia, 1942

Helen Keller meeting Charlie Chaplin in 1919

Painting WWII Propaganda Posters, Port Washington, New York – 8 July 1942