joodleeatsrainbows:

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“Pole dancing, what a slutty job, I bet they failed at college or something”

(Source: matafari)

A.F. Vandervorst // Fall 2012

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orelpuppington:

• covetous - a short flash game about death + rebirth
• pale luna - lovely little creepypasta
• imscared - very good game about a creepy skull dude that wants to be friends
• sex house - a show that is best described as “rock of love” meets “jersey shore” meets “1984”. absolutely fantastic!! content warnings: food, mold, gore, rape, animal death, nsfw
• instructions for a help - InSTRUCTIOns for a DOING THINGS!!! make BABIE eat FRUIT
• cure for cancer - a gorgeous little creepypasta. cw: nsfw, gore
• lake mungo - unsettling sad movie about grief and ghosts. really good. one of the scariest scenes i have ever seen in any movie, ever. cw: a realistic corpse
• martyrs - disturbing and horrible and utterly bleak. you will want to cry or die. NOT for the faint of heart. cw: self-harm, torture, death, death, death
• the ring - one of the most beautiful movies ever. absolutely gorgeous cinematography. one of my favorites. cw: gore
• blue green  - short mysterious david lynch film.
• the grandmother  - short david lynch film. gorgeous and utterly sad. cw: gore, abuse
• the dining room or there is nothing - THERE IS NOTHING
• pokopokopikotan - short candy-colored animated film about child sexuality and abuse
• dog of man - a david firth animation about a dog’s love for his master. cw: gore
• if this hasn’t quenched your thirst, here’s a list i did previously about creepy websites!

(Source: danielodowd)

inspirezme:

Fancy watching your favourite collection of movies in the comfort of your own backyard? Well you should check out Backyard Theater. Backyard Theater is a forum of ideas and hookups of theater systems right in your backyard. They even have tips on how to build your own for cheap.

sciencesoup:

Argentavis magnificens: Magnificent Argentine Bird

With a wingspan of nearly 7 metres, Argentavis magnificens is the largest known bird to ever fly. It lived 6 million years ago in the open plains of Argentina and the Andes mountains, and it is related to modern-day vultures and storks—but with feathers the size of Samurai swords. It rivals some light aeroplanes in size, but it is believed to have flown on the wind more like a glider, soaring to speeds of 240 km/h. But with its massive flight muscles and enormous wings, the behemoth bird weighed 70 kilograms, so flapping its wings was not enough to achieve lift-off. “Birds are commonly compared with aircraft, but in reality helicopters are a better analogy,” says Sankar Chatterjee of Texas Tech University. Chatterjee and his team came to understand the bird’s flight by collaborating with a retired aeronautical engineer, inputting measurements from fossils into a computer program designed to study flight performance in helicopters. They determined that Argentavis must have run downhill into a headwind in order to become airborne, just like hang gliders, then gained elevation by circling inside columns of air known as “thermal elevators.” It would have easily hitched a ride a few kilometres up without even flapping its wings—then by just gliding to adjoining thermals, it would have been able to travel hundreds of kilometres per day.

hifas:

Breaking the stone by Hua Tunan

greenchestnuts:

For Asexual Awareness Week, Elizabeth Barrette, aka ysabetwordsmith, posted a list of types of nonsexual intimacy that I found really interesting both as an asexual and as a writer:

Part One

Part Two

Part Three

Part Four

Part Five

Wow okay I need someone to sit still for a while so I can paint this on their face

spookyphonelady:

The Little Prince from Dear Celine

I need this in my life.