Masks

When I was a kid in pottery class I made a mask almost exactly like this.
Not sure whatever happened to it.

It's finally Fishnet Friday!

What a long week. TGIFF!

via Retro and Akubi Zone

via Dead Girls

Withered Hand - "Oldsmobile Car".

Wagga supplied these lovely fishies:

2009

[MP3] new Regina Spektor: "Laughing With"



NSFW red fishnets can be found over at Nuclear Tentacles and the Toilet variety at ET.


[MP3] Deer Tick - Easy

There’s no shell script...

Mann’s advice can shade, occasionally, into Buddhist territory. “There’s no shell script, there’s no fancy pen, there’s no notebook or nap or Firefox extension or hack that’s gonna help you figure out why the fuck you’re here,” he tells me. “That’s on you. This makes me sound like one of those people who swindled the Beatles, but if you are having attention problems, the best way to deal with it is by admitting it and then saying, ‘From now on, I’m gonna be in the moment and more cognizant.’ I said not long ago, I think on Twitter—God, I quote myself a lot, what an asshole—that really all self-help is Buddhism with a service mark.

Magic Routine Rainbows!

Where's my f-ing Oxycontin?

Tanuki's Little Red Riding Hood

I thought this wolf looked like Tanuki.

Rie Yamashina via Internet Weekly.

why music matters.

Tuesday's Tanuki Tabs

Hooka

(via jesuisme)

one-armed-swordsman: http://www.myspace.com/hijab_ad
http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/gesellschaft/0,1518,621747,00.html

alte liebe rostet nicht

75 Years Ago...

The moment is one of the most iconic in American gangster folklore.

Exactly 75 years ago today, at 9.15am on May 23, 1934, two small-time Depression-era bank robbers named Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow died on a lonely road outside Gibsland, Louisiana.

via Akubi Zone

Bonnie and Clyde by ~EVilAngelNz

bonnie by ~candeecampbell

I'll always love you.

Artemis was one of the most widely venerated of the Ancient Greek deities and one of the oldest.[1] In Greek mythology of the classical period, Artemis (Greek: (nominative) Ἄρτεμις, (genitive) Ἀρτέμιδος) was often described as the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin sister of Apollo. She was the Hellenic goddess of forests and hills, child birth, virginity, fertility, the hunt, and often was depicted as a huntress carrying a bow and arrows.[2] The deer and the cypress were sacred to her. In later Hellenistic times she even assumed the ancient role of Eileithyia in aiding childbirth.

Happy Fishnet Friday!

BREAKING NEWZ FLASH: this cracked me up!


More NSFW Red Fishnets here!



Not to mention the earlier Edgar find:

believe in Dog

via Akubi Zone:
astralis:
apocalypsechic:
cousas


Lyrical Graffiti

Whatever happened to this dog?

Is this a "real" photo in the first place?

BTW, isn't this cute...?suzukichiyo: noriyoshi: 79702

Serenity

gkojax:
etsu101:
A view of the tea room at the Kenrokuen Gardens in Kanazawa, Japan (via Nachosan)
Serenity

wurzeltod:
Yi Am (1507–1566)Mother Dog and Puppies, first half of the 16th centuryHanging scroll; ink and colors on silk; 28 3/4 x 16 5/8 in. (73 x 42.2 cm)National Museum of Korea, Seoul

What I have learned from Guys and Dogs

There is always a better chew toy.

Fun in a pool with duckies and fishies!

The Enema Game

UPDATE:
I'd rather look at this for now...



There's nothing quite like Sensual Water Sports.

Happy Fishnet Friday!

Dita wishes you a Happy Fishnet Friday!


via Ultraviolet
It's already Fishnet Friday elsewhere...More to come!



HALF OF WHAT I SAY IS MEANINGLESS!

Can a fox and Pom mate?

Coiled Fur

BREAKING NEWS UPDATE!


This is my favorite Akubi Zone find of the day:


Unfortunately, Count-M didn't cite the source. Any ideas?

In other Coiled Fur-related news, I'm drinking a Silver Needle tea from Mariage Frères, but I no longer have any of the specific details.
Fox on a Rock by *Nzeman
Lin Hai Pan Hao is processed using tea leaves that were harvested from Fu Ding Bai Hao tea plant variety, the same type used in making Bai Hao Yin Zhen (Silver Needle White tea). The name "Pan Hao" translates to "Coiled Fur". It is so called because the tea leaves are coiled into the shape of tiny pellets and are completely covered with white down.
Twitter Sucks

Akubi Zone via
angelicque:
via beinart.org
via everyone in Akubi's Zone

Bananas!

Tumblr of the day:
(via nerviosismo)

Wings aren't just for pantyliners!

The Pom Pom Zone!

Akubi is Awesome.

Happy Fishnet Friday!

Brandt Peters

Nuclear Tentacle's NSFW Fishnet Friday update has been posted by Wagga!
Woohoo!
Fishnets and Gumboots #4

Kate Pamela Helena

Eugene Vardanyan

AZ

AZ

AZ

38 Derby

Fishnets with a tail for Flowy

a falling sky.

Isn't she a blond version of the girl below...?

The Edgar Connection Reblogged

Post number 888!
Woohoo!
The Breeders - "Pinnacle Hollow" via Sipt Up
Ooo, I like this one too: "Hungry Liars"

Dreaming fun!

BREAKING NEWS UPDATE!
More Edgar via the dead girls, etc.


Edgar! via Flowy Blowy links.


Edgar's Symbolist Hat via all listed in the Akubi Zone.

Rosie Roberts via all listed in the Akubi Zone

Many, many other finds. Edgar is everywhere! Perhaps he needs a non-toilet central repository...

A little Alice In Wonderland remix over 36 rows and 36 columns.

Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Composter

What happens when an author, worms and organic waste meet on a street in Brooklyn?
A memorial composter, apparently.


The only Kurt Vonnegut composting rules appear to be "no meat" and "no poop."


BREAKING NEWS FLASH!
For the non-Tumblr(tm) Blogger(tm) folks I've dedicated 6 Degrees of Casey Serin to a somewhat f-ed up rendition of my Tumblr Hipster Bloggy....

WOOHOO!

Powered by Prayer

Om Mani Padme Hum by ~manunkind

Buddhist prayer wheels can be found outside the gates of monasteries in a number of Asian nations, most famously in Tibet. If you think about it, countless people spinning countless prayer wheels for over 1,500 years would have generated an incredible amount of electrical energy had the prayer wheels been crafted to produce and capture it.

Designer Taikkun Li thought about the possibilities and is moving to put those thoughts into action with his Prayer Wheel Energy Generator.

At some Tibetan monasteries, a single person can walk down a long row of cylindrical wheels, putting each wheel into motion as they proceed. Says Li, "Now that positive energy can be harvested along Tibetan streets, turned into electricity, and used to provide evening lighting along those streets and inside the adjacent homes."

Excerpted from Innovative Electricity Generator is Powered by Prayer
Prayer Wheels and Protectors by ~funkyphotographer

om mani padme hum by ~mentally-korrupt

Akubi's Badger:
A Tanuki...?

Tanuki (狸 or タヌキ ?) is the Japanese word for the Japanese raccoon dog (Nyctereutes procyonides viverrinus). They have been part of Japanese folklore since ancient times. The legendary tanuki is reputed to be mischievous and jolly, a master of disguise and shapeshifting, but somewhat gullible and absent-minded.
Tanuki is often mistakenly translated as raccoon or badger.

Jillian Tamaki's Tanuki

Third Eye for a Day

Nelly Recchia

Happy May Day Fishnet Friday!

TGIFF!

Thanks to Wagga for these first three images!





Gettin’ kicked to the curb…

smoke

Late submission from Wagga via the Money Shot guy!


BREAKING NEWS UPDATE! I'm tempted to have a 6 Degrees of Casey Serin to Hipster Grifter game...

Meet the Hipster Grifter from ANIMALmagazine on Vimeo.