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leandraholmes:

findchaos:

ChaosLife: Homo Hint

Wait, everyone else met Pete the Peacock, right?

What if your evil uncle keeps destroying your letters though? Does Ellen DeGeneres come by on your birthday and tells you “You’re a lesbian”? 

Hmm, yeah, just consider the franchising opportunities…

caitmonster42:

greasercreatures:

All new Patron Saint candles now available in my Etsy shop!
Only $6.99 each!

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The Tom Waits one is fantastic.

Part I here.

A couple of these were taken from or inspired by the comments from the first version in this thread.

Comments for Part II here.

anotherscreamingfangirl:

aligra-mace:

shadowlafox:

stop-hammerkind:

oh my god that’s so cute„

I can never not reblog.

*whispers* and now destroy every thing they love

MOFFAT NO

voodoojunkie:

"Shiver me tampons" needs to make its way into my parlance

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Minimal, I say. Those clothes are how very. Hit the jump for two more pics and a poster for the off-Broadway production, which’ll be hitting New York’s New World Stages starting March 31st.

(via Entertainment Weekly, Broadway World)

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Megacon 2014 fantastic photo set by ChaosMiezko via Caleb. Impossible to pick a favorite one!

More trees. (And here’s the music to go with today’s comic.)

Deleted footage from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (2005) [x]

So many years of corded gaming to fight against.

nudityandnerdery:

hitchhikersguidetothegalaxy:

pages-from-the-80s:

Ad for The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy video game on pages 2 and 3 of the Oct 1985 (Issue 65) of Compute! (Vol. 7 No. 10)

You wake up with a hangover that lasts for all eternity. You have died.

As I recall, this game was pretty freaking hard. Like harder than Flappy Bird.

The Ladybird Book line still exists, but in the traditional sense, the name refers to a line of British children’s books that were published from the 1940s through 1970s. The had a standardized format including a listing of key vocabulary words on each page.

Miriam Elia, a writer and artist, has released the book We Go to the Gallery. It's a satire on modern art that in the form of a fake Ladybird book:

“I thought it would be humorous to see Mummy, Peter and Jane going to a really nihilistic modern art exhibition”, she says. Among the works confronted by the trio on their cultural outing are pastiches of Emin, Creed and Koons, through which they learn about sex, death, nothingness “and all of the debilitating, middle-class self-hatred contained in the artworks.”

You can see more a few more pages at The Independent.

-via American Digest