Elephant Bitterhead

classichorrorblog:

image
image
image
image

Hellraiser (1987)

zoomar:

image

They call her linoleum cause wet goods won’t spoil her and she’s easily floored.

image
image
image
image
image

New garden pal discovered – a hawthorn sawfly caterpillar, the greenest man in town. I don’t know whether those little black dots are its actual eyes (seems unlikely but possible); they nonetheless give it a very charming little face.

ltwilliammowett:

image

Pie crimpers made by whalers/sailors for their mistresses and customers ashore, 19th century

tourdion:

image

classic post rant quora phrase

fnordseer5:

has anyone else ever noticed how good i am at picking pictures to reblog

cryptotheism:

cryptotheism:

I literally love that pork fat was sacred to Hestia. Goddess of Workin’ the Grill, Goddess of Throwin’ Some Honey Mustard On that Bad Buoy, Goddess of Autism Be Damned.

In my heart of hearts Hestia is some grungy looking creole tgirl with a beer belly and an outdoor grill.

linguajunkie:

Free PDF Workbooks for Japanese, Spanish, Korean, etc. (30+ languages)

image

If you’re looking to practice a bit and remember your target language better… here are tons of free worksheets/workbooks for 34 languages (Japanese, Spanish, Korean, French, German, Italian, etc, etc.)

It’s the same type of “fill in the blank” workbook across all of their languages but the magic in actually rewriting things over and over is that the words end up sticking. Plus, there are English sections where you’ll have to force yourself to remember and write the word/phrase in the target language - which is even better for your memory (called active recall - forcing yourself to remember).  I’m personally a big fan of this approach and I’d do similar to pass vocab quizzes in my HS & uni language classes.

If you’re interested, give these a go.

funeral:
“Rudy Rucker, Geometry, Relativity, and the Fourth Dimension
”

funeral:

Rudy Rucker, Geometry, Relativity, and the Fourth Dimension

silezukuk:
“TITLE ON OBJECT / paper note inserted in case-(handwritten):
““Dr. Macbeth in the costume in which he crossed the plains, fleeing from the cholerea of which he died.””
Unidentified Photographer / ca. 1849 daguerreotype with applied color...

silezukuk:

TITLE ON OBJECT / paper note inserted in case-(handwritten):

“Dr. Macbeth in the costume in which he crossed the plains, fleeing from the cholerea of which he died.”

Unidentified Photographer / ca. 1849 daguerreotype with applied color [***]

pwlanier:

image

The angel of death (a winged skeletal creature) drops some deadly substances into a river near a town; representing typhoid. Watercolour, 1912, R. Cooper.

Cooper, Richard Tennant, 1885-1957.

Wellcome Collection

lionofchaeronea:

image

Ajax, John Steuart Curry, 1936-37

zegalba:

image
image
image
image
image

Pierre Tanter: Spectacular Music Player (1975)

antiqueanimals:

image

Nature’s Marvels. Text by Lucy Berman. Illustrations by Roy Coombs. 1971.

Internet Archive