The Bums Will Always Lose

Lillian Boyer, “girl stunt flier”, 1920s (From This Fabulous Century–1920-1930, scanned by weirdvintage)

Late Victorian mountaineers, including a lady fully dressed and corseted, cross a crevasse in the Alps, 1900 (from Getty Images’ book “Decades of the 20th Century—1900s” by Nick Yapp, scanned by WeirdVintage)

@lee_reynolds posted this up today and I had to repost!! Always stylish!!🙏 #bmx #okdschoolbmx #bmxvert #cancan https://www.instagram.com/p/BqyUoMdHf0Y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1l6rl8lxwst84

Cranking into the weekend!! #oldschoolbmx #bmx #vans #vansoldskool ##bmxracing

BONUS

Danny Way, jumping the Great Wall of China in 2005, as seen in Waiting For Lightning (2012)

This is what bananas used to look like! When it was first domesticated, between 10,000 and 7,000 years ago, Papua New Guineas were eating a very different thing than we eat today. Today’s sweet, seedless bananas are the result of thousands of years of cross-pollinating and selective breeding.