hrtbps:

Secret cinema found beneath Paris

In September 2004, French police discovered a hidden chamber in the catacombs under Paris. It contained a full-sized movie screen, projection equipment, a bar, a pressure cooker for making couscous, a professionally installed electricity system, and at least three phone lines. Movies ranged from 1950s noir classics to recent thrillers.

When the police returned three days later, the phone and power lines had been cut and there was a note on the floor: “Do not try to find us.” (via)

This is cool

pantslessprogressive:

New York residents Richard Dorr, 84, and John Mace, 91, have been together for 61 years. Thanks to last night’s victory, they will soon be able to marry in their home state.

“We thought about getting married in Massachusetts, but it just didn’t seem to jibe right,” said Dorr. “It should be in the state where you live.”

They plan to seek a marriage license as swiftly as possible but don’t envision a lavish ceremony.

“Just a couple of witnesses and a justice of the peace,” Dorr said.

When they fell in love, back in 1950, “marriage never crossed our mind,” he added. “It was just that we had to be together. We could not stay away.”

Awwww

I know how she feels

postmodernisms:

I’ve got polaroid cameras a-plenty, I’ve got Blue Ribbon beer, galore. You want American Spirits? I’ve got forty. But who cares? No big deal, I want more~~~~~ 

Ha!

I’m going to make this happen as soon as I get home