October 28, 2009
thedailywhat: Cool Costume of the Day: MAC make-up transforms model into real-life comic book character / Lichtenstein painting. Process shots here. [via.] Holy crap!

thedailywhat:

Cool Costume of the Day: MAC make-up transforms model into real-life comic book character / Lichtenstein painting.

Process shots here.

[via.]

Holy crap!

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October 22, 2009
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October 21, 2009
(via thepulpgirls) I like to think my skull is sparkly under my skin and tendons and muscles.

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I like to think my skull is sparkly under my skin and tendons and muscles.

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October 19, 2009
catherinehepburn: delbertshoopman: hack- y sack hack- y sack bounce bounce gotta keep bouncin’ can’t let it drop never let it drop c’mon zack everyone’s watching expecting never let it drop everyone’s countin’ on you zack don’t let it drop don’t ever let it DROP sooner or later it has to drop I talk about this all the time, and apparently none of my friends remember this. So I just look like a fucking moron. NEVER. LET IT. DROP.

catherinehepburn:

delbertshoopman:

hack-

y

sack

hack-

y

sack

bounce

bounce

gotta keep bouncin’

can’t let it drop

never let it drop

c’mon zack

everyone’s watching

expecting

never

let it

drop

everyone’s countin’ on you zack

don’t let it drop

don’t

ever

let it

DROP

sooner or later

it has to drop

I talk about this all the time, and apparently none of my friends remember this. So I just look like a fucking moron. NEVER. LET IT. DROP.

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juliasegal: (via fivefifteen)

juliasegal:

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October 17, 2009
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

toddjakubisin:

“They’re Both Dreamers”

K.K. Barrett describing the relationship between Max and Carol from “Where the Wild Things Are”

Heh. Randomly found this on tumblr. My uncle :)

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October 16, 2009
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October 13, 2009
oldhollywood: Buster Keaton in Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928, dir. Charles Reisner) Keaton’s most famous gag occurred in Steamboat Bill, Jr., in which he stands in front of a house during a cyclone. The facade of the house falls on top of him & he survives because he happens to be standing exactly where the attic window falls. Keaton refused to rehearse the stunt before shooting the scene because, as he explained, he trusted his set-up, so why waste a wall? Scene can be seen on youtube here, entire movie online at Internet Archive here. I love the shit out of Buster Keaton.

oldhollywood:

Buster Keaton in Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928, dir. Charles Reisner)

Keaton’s most famous gag occurred in Steamboat Bill, Jr., in which he stands in front of a house during a cyclone. The facade of the house falls on top of him & he survives because he happens to be standing exactly where the attic window falls. Keaton refused to rehearse the stunt before shooting the scene because, as he explained, he trusted his set-up, so why waste a wall? Scene can be seen on youtube here, entire movie online at Internet Archive here.

I love the shit out of Buster Keaton.

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October 12, 2009
(via sabino) gimme.

(via sabino)

gimme.

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inkedidiot: hellotherekindsir: OMFG. I bet that Harry Potter would say: “And I was like……’Why you so obsessed with me?” I don’t know how to properly punctuate quotations. LOL. I mean, I have a Harry Potter tattoo, but this is too much.

inkedidiot:

hellotherekindsir:

OMFG.

I bet that Harry Potter would say:

“And I was like……’Why you so obsessed with me?”

I don’t know how to properly punctuate quotations.

LOL. I mean, I have a Harry Potter tattoo, but this is too much.

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