a free man never thinks of escape

hermes

Snow White Aneurysm

SnowWhite by ~SeparateFromTheHead

billyjane:
Drawing. Aneurysm. Circle of Willis and rupture. “Phyll Anderson. [1944?].
via otisarchives3

Happy Fishnet Friday (1930's Edition)!

billyjane:
Brassai~Le corset noir,c.1934

kvetchlandia: tartanspartan:
Stockings — Iwao Yamawaki, c. 1930
For fans of fishnets.

The viscera ball, animated!

Allison Sommers

Happy Fishnet Friday!

gustojones:
Lady in stockings : Mons Work

Happy Fishnet Friday!

thesweetestpsychopath:
via Heritage Auction Galleries

Weird Recipes

Wagga seems to have a new concept brewing over at Nuclear Tentacles...
sixbucks:
fuckyeahdogs:
(via thedirtythirties)
“The Aristocrats!”
mariasoyyo:
“Ocean between us ” by Mariesoaerial [3701983-5] - RedBubble



Clown Porn Meets Social Networking

Happy Fishnet Friday!

Happy Fishnet Friday!

Happy Fishnet Friday!

~~~Breaking News Update for Kitty and Edgar: Bonnie and Clyde...~~~



Here's the noisy French hipster version:



I haven't forgotten to wish you a
Happy Fishnet Friday!

Favorite Finds of the Moment

gkojax:
yuiseki:
tomisima:
via blog.geisai.net
akubizone:
mirc:
Bison Skulls, ca. Mid-1870s ****:THE SLAUGHTER OF THE BISON The extermination of the bison was inevitable. The plains and prairies that supported those roaming herds of huge beasts are now dotted with cities and towns, crossed by a network of railroads and highways, plowed to produce vast acreages of wheat, corn, cotton and other crops, or fenced and grazed by millions of cattle and sheep. We should be ashamed of the cruel senseless waste when they were slaughtered and left to rot but the cold fact is that the buffalo were doomed by civilization. Until we came, the Indian was still living in the Stone Age. His weapons were primitive, his needs were simple, and until horses appeared — wild descendants of those left behind by the early Spanish explorers — his only domestic animal and beast of burden was the dog. At least nine tribes of Plains Indians, such as the Sioux-and Comanche, were nomads who depended almost entirely upon the buffalo, but they killed no more than what they could use — usually less. To several other tribes, like the Pawnee and Kansas, who lived in villages and grew corn, tobacco and other crops, the buffalo was less essential. That was even more true of the eastern “woodland” Indians. The typical Plains tribes attempted no agriculture and made no pottery. There culture, including their religion and mythology, was based wholly upon the bison which furnished them with food, clothing, weapons, tools, utensils and shelter. Their teepee was a conical framework of long slender poles covered with dressed buffalo hides. They used every part of the animal. Its flesh was their chief food, supplemented by berries, edible roots, and by corn obtained from other tribes. The tongue was a delicacy and the liver was eaten raw. The surplus meat was dried into “jerky” to be eaten in emergencies or pulverized and mixed with tallow, marrow and berries to make pemmican. The brains were used in preparing skins for robes, moccasins, leggings, shirts, parfleches and bags. Buffalo hides were stretched over the frames of saddles, shields, and the tub-like “bullboats” for crossing rivers. Spoons and other articles were made from the horns which, with the hoofs, also furnished glue. Small bones were used for needles and awls; larger ones for weapons; shoulder blades for hoes. Buffalo droppings or “chips ” were the principal fuel on those treeless plains. The wholesale slaughter of the bison began after the Civil War, at first for their meat — of which only the tongue, hump and hindquarters were used. During the 70’s and early 80’s, millions were killed for their hides alone, and the carcasses left to rot. As the railroads penetrated the West, they advertised cheap excursions for “sportsmen” who liked to see how many buffalo they could kill in one day. Eventually the bones, which in many areas covered the plains as far as one could see, were gathered by nesters (homesteaders), and a strange wild breed of men called “bonepickers”, shipped East, and used for fertilizer or to make charcoal for refining sugar. Then there was nothing left of the buffalo But a memory. In l900 there were only about 800 left alive.
good little pussy...

Fishnet Pod! Woohoo!

I'm sure this will annoy Edgar...

But we need a real solution for the health care crisis and not a bunch of BS Fox Newz rhetoric.

Whiter Shade of Pale

Victoria Tomaschko

F Yeah Dogs!

honeysticks:
41ih4 (via clair_voyant)

Gabriel Miranda

Vanity, mirrors and existence

I have mirrors everywhere for feng shui and other sake that has nothing to do with "vanity" per se...

Sometimes when I look at myself taking a shit in the mirror I think I see a more "authentic" self.

Whatever the case might be, I think I mainly need mirrors to make sure I exist here.

The Secret Brotherhood of Tumblarity Score Zero

Since I logged in this morning my Tumblarity has been reset to zero and I kind of like it - except that Fuckyeahdogs doesn’t show up in the dog directory. Perhaps we no longer exist and are only a figment of your imagination…

AK Zoning In on Dogs and such

ghoulnextdoor:
via blog.oregonlive.com


Hmmm, I've been so busy with FuckYeahDogs and Akubi Zone that I've been falling behind on my central comment-oriented blog - and the last post was beginning to annoy me.


If you haven't already done so, check out the doggy bubble series Kitty posted on fuckyeahdogs last night.

Happy (fiscal year-end) Fishnet Friday!

Hi Guyz,
Happy Fishnet Friday!


Currently I'm watching The Terminator and still wondering how the flying F that guy ended up our governor...Also, Tumblr has made me lazy, so please see Akubi Zone for all image references until I get around to including direct links.
(Reblogging is so much easier when multi-tasking).






Fishnets not included, but this fuckyeahdogs post is worth checking out as well.

AK Zoning in on Prunikos

airwavesbettie

Sparkles a Dancing Go-Go

Sparkles Plenty

AK Zoning in on...

fuckyeah dogs!

A groovy new community dog blog!