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I wear a necklace, cause I wanna know when I'm upside down.

Mitch Hedberg

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hehe!

Shaolin monk.

(Found via goldlionaz  ♥)

a man stands
on his
head one
minute—

then he
sit
down all
different

—Aram Saroyan.

(Art: Hossein Zare.)

What the Queef?

I've spent a ridiculous amount of time upside down of late in class...mostly...and two 'issues' keep popping up for my students. Queefing (yep) and rib thrusting.
So I've searched the inter-webs for simple explanations of the two and (to my delight) found THIS from Katy Bowman of Katy Says.
Ladies check it out! Saves me having to provide the detail ; )

The rib thrusting thing is for the gents too...

The beauty is in the detail.

Images by Nina Leen for LIFE, 1949.

Upside Down Day

An ode to those times when everything seems backwards.

Upside Down Day (public library), 1968
Illustrations by artist Kelly Oechsli and written by Julian Scheer (the head of NASA’s Public Affairs Office, responsible for enchanting Americans with the space program)
If you like this then check out  Weight and Weightlessness, another spacetastic illustrated gem from the same era, and the story of how Scheer and his team marketed the moon.

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Marilyn upside down

Miss Monroe really understood the beauty of being upside down...
(Source: retronaut)

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“We can make our minds so like still water that beings gather about us that they may see, it may be, their own images, and so live for a moment with a clearer, perhaps even with a fiercer life because of our quiet.”

 -W.B. Yeats

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Beautiful upside-downs from Mimi Cave's Tumblr littlewave.

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