am I losing my mind?

OwO *gives you violent food poisoning*

From a recent WaPo article.

Tiktok comment , my response got removed

Ottoman Diamond and Ruby Set Gold Tiara, Turkey, c. 1800 [2880 x 2315]

Skinny girls need to eat more "normal food," apparently.

Being fat isnt your fault🫶🫶

The Tomb of Robert Curthose, Duke of Normandy and son of William the Conqueror, in Gloucester Cathedral [1280x957]

Roman mosaic showing a tigress with young tigers. Object dated to the 4th century CE. It is now at The Cleveland Museum of Art in the USA. [1200x1312]

Snood, mid-19th century France, MFA Boston [877 x 1280]

500-year-old Snake Figure from Peru (Incan Empire), c. 1450-1532 CE: this fiber craft snake was made from cotton and camelid hair, and it has a total length of 86.4cm (about 34in) [2048x2048]

Absolute unit of a Stingray. No not that one

Did they even try to hide the photoshop?

St. Peter's Church, Mainz, Germany [OC] [3024x3780]

Only dumb guys fall for this

Alabaster tomb of Juan II of Castilla and Isabel of Portugal [2272x1704]

Woollen cap found in the grave of a 17th century Dutch whaler [1100 x 1100]

Overwatch is entering the Mirrorverse! (New Skins)

The editing got a little bit out of hand here

Butròn Castle in Gatika - Spain

oouuWoouu

Men covering their noses to avoid the overpowering smell of a samurai taking a dump. From Hokusai Manga vol 12, woodblock printed book, Japan, 1834 [602x1024]

The altar of Öljaitü at Isfahan's Jameh Mosque in Iran, is regarded as one of the masterpieces of plastering art. It was built in 1304-1316 during the Ilkhanate Empire by Öljaitü/Sultan Mohammad-e Khodabandeh (More details below). (1344x1080)

Physician Psamtikseneb ("may King Psamtik be healthy"), holding a stela inscribed with his many titles: Companion of the pharaoh, dentist and director of the palace. Late Period, late 26th to early 27th Dyn. 570 - 520 B.C. Green basalt, Musei Vaticani. [1080x1350].

Sarcophagus lid of an Etruscan husband, Larth Tetnies, and wife, Thanchvil Tarnai. 2nd half of 4th century BCE. [684x1024]