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i took a trip! read about it here.
evidence of my lame yuppie side on my (gasp!) house blog here.
Clicking through the photo above will take you to an excellent National Geographic article about the mummified corpses in Sicilian crypts, penned by notorious writer A.A. Gill. There’s a gallery as well, full of photographs much more unsettling than this.
(Source: g-uys)
(Source: fletcherlives)
Taking unboxing to a whole new level.
(via petit-mort)
(via whereisart)
Making money radder is so fucking metal.
Click through for more interesting examples of “hobo nickels”. By the way, if you have a spare 500$, this one could be yours.
(detail of Coming-of-Age Day by Ngày trưởng thành)
Well, last night’s Hoarders didn’t disappoint. We accompanied the discovery of not one, not two, but FOUR fossilized cat corpses with a feast of sushi and mead, a gutsy choice, but the cats were all past the point of decay so it wasn’t that bad. One was practically mummified (the ancient Egyptians would have been proud), but the others were mostly bones, picked perfectly clean (fun fact, cats cannibalize each other when necessary), each skeleton accompanied by a pile a skin. The drinking game dictates two sips if the animal corpse discovered is fossilized, so we polished off a glass each during that segment alone, and that was only hour one.
Hour two featured a perfectly clean possum skeleton and several mummified rats. There might have been more, it was all a haze by that point. The dead animals were coming faster than I could drink, and the live possum and seething pile of insects didn’t help much either (we’ve added the rule that the discovery of live animals that aren’t pets merit a drink, and the rule regarding closeups of maggots has been extended to any extreme insect discovery). I’m getting itchy just writing this, and couldn’t stop scratching while watching last night, but by the time the show was done, I was drunk enough to have to go right to bed.
All this to say, y’all missed out.
I have tons of creative energy these days. Sadly, it seems to be the result of avoiding what I actually should be working on. Anyways, I made this this morning thanks to this website.
Time to waste? Projects to avoid? Try yr hand at it and show me the outcome; photo replies are enabled.
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