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Louise Bourgeois by Alex Vangelder

heylookit:

@scottaukerman

merlwyb:

lemme see if it was any good

no delete it i look dumb

awfulalbumcovers:

Umm

gninja12:

sweaterkittensahoy:

djlegz:

I don’t like sports, but the Bearcats are my new favorite team.

I love how it gets more elaborate each time. These boys are thinking this through.

This is my favorite post of all time

thevirginmarysue:

IM CRYING

valqiria8:

Blow Up - Shintaro Kago

Hahahrawrrahaha

Wrestling interviews with just the breaths and none of the words.

Graham showed this at Ring-A-Ding-Dong-Dandy last night.

mdt:

noahberkley:

Moebius created over 1000 storyboards for the Alejandro Jodorowsky’s adaptation of Dune. 1000 boards all collected in that book Frank Pavich wields. Hmmmmmmm….

Drrrrrrrooooooooollllllllllll…

CORRECTION: Lucky Peach apologizes for the erroneous entry that editor Peter Meehan penned in the Street Food issue about New York hot dogs, in which he may or may not have called them “gross.” Reader Rehaan Anjaria’s letter points out his mistakes and notes, correctly, “Hot dogs are always good. Everywhere!”

theactioneer:

Leatherneck (MicroDeal, 1988)

occultgraffiti:

Graffiti & Occultism

Neon Genesis Evangelion original character concepts - taken from Der Mond: The Art of Evangelion artbook by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto

featured above in order is Asuka, Shinji, Ritsuko and Misato, Gendo, Misato, Rei. Also pictured are smaller glimpses of Toji and Kensuke.

The Travel Bug with August Lindt 

You’re in for a treat as Andy Daly & Matt Gourley bring you a remarkable festival of German accents in a travel themed podcast pilot hosted by pretzel maker/world traveler August Lindt. August is in fantastic German company as he welcomes legendary director Werner Herzog, surrealist painter/sculptor H.R. Giger, and our former holiness Pope Benedict XVI to get acquainted with one another, share some travel tips, and recommend wonderful travel destinations. Plus, they play a game called Where In The World Are My Wife and Children?

Click here to listen!

nedhepburn:

Finally, Some New Art (This Poster For A Doc About Newspaper Cartoons) From ‘Calvin & Hobbes’ Creator Bill Watterson.

Why?

Sorry folks, I couldn’t help myself: Here’s 45 minutes of Paul Stanley stage banter. Or, better yet, 45 minutes of pure fucking hell!

As WFMU described it via Twitter:

Great for ruining parties and torturing anyone who’s trying to sleep.

I’d have to agree.
 

studiox-nyc:

Click to zoom in on this gorgeous visualization of Kowloon’s Walled City, demolished twenty years ago this month. The illustration is from an article from the South China Morning Post, which includes a short history of the place and more stories from people who used to live there:

It was once thought to be the most densely populated place on earth, with 35,000 people crammed into a few tiny apartment blocks and more than 300 interconnected high-rise buildings, all constructed without contributions from a single architect.

Here are a bunch of youths stuck in foods.

Jack Nicholson out acting a dog - GM

“Reaction to the dick scene has been overwhelmingly positive. The only negative sentiment we’ve seen pop up is one alleging double-standards regarding gender and sexual-mutilation-as-comedy. “This wouldn’t be funny if it was women! Double standard! Guys have it rough! Etc.” That really bothers us, because we genuinely tried to blow up vaginas as well. Our original idea called for female rapists to eventually enter the mix, but it became a blocking, safety, and cost issue. There was no way to see a vagina explode without an actress crawling on all fours, and even if we choreographed this awkwardness, we couldn’t safely detonate a squib that close to the body. We’d have needed to cast up entire torsos to make it work. The bogus claim that this scene would be horrifying or we’d be vilified if it had female victims makes us all the more frustrated we couldn’t pull it off. It’s a missed opportunity to have exhibited some sort of warped progressiveness, but it was the result of economics, not hypocrisy. The penis is a vastly more practical sexual organ to explode on camera.”

- Fatal Farm. Well said. Whole interview here. (via waderandolph)

kateoplis:

Well, sure. [Paris Review]

kellyqehudson:

theremina:

"WE HAVE NO NAMES"

"BUY AND NAME US"

or we’ll die.