The Crying of Lot JS

Forget fake nails ladies (hint, hint OctoNightmare)...
This season's must have accessory is.....
FAKE TEARS!
Ummm, I don't think she cried for anyone's sins.

Via Cgunit, it appears that tears are trendy in some artistic, Eastern European enclaves...


Nice try Jil!

Swim

this isn't happiness.

Happy Fishnet Friday!

Saloon Girl by =rav777

I've got new Heels by =rav777

Fashion Show Miss Emma by ~TheRealEricX


Subprime Gangster

Fishnet Fantasy by ~CherylLee

maria by =the-pink-rabbit

BREAKING NEWS FLASH!
I had no idea Wagga's latest Fishnet Files™ included so many Safe For Baab images, so it will take me some time to decide which ones hit Nuclear Tentacles this evening...

Andy Warhol, Debbie Harry and an Amiga

Yet another link I saved and nearly forgot about:
SuperTouch:
Long before there were Steve Job’s flashy Mac World technology summits, prehistoric computer rival AMIGA staged a 1985 publicity event in which ANDY WARHOL created his first computer-generated portrait using a then wildly-futuristic digital camera and the Amiga’s pioneering graphic filters. Fittingly, the portrait subject was DEBBIE HARRY and the results weren’t too far off from his off-register silkscreen prints. From the looks of things, Andy was pretty satisfied with the results. In the end, however, Apple won the space race, as Andy never made the Amiga logo into an art piece…



we love you Debbie Harry!!

"Die young, Stay pretty."

Ain't Debbie Harry gorgeous?!

Every Punk boy's pin-up

punkmate of the month



Friedrich was born in the Swedish Pomeranian town of Greifswald, where he began his studies in art as a youth. Later, he studied in Copenhagen until 1798, before settling in Dresden. Friedrich's work brought him renown early in his career, and contemporaries such as the French sculptor David d'Angers (1788–1856) spoke of him as a man who had discovered "the tragedy of landscape". However, his work fell from favour during his later years, and he died in obscurity. By the 1920s his paintings had been discovered by the Expressionists, and in the 1930s and early 1940s Surrealists and Existentialists frequently drew ideas from his work.

Old IP Friend sent me this

I will boycott all Fairmont hotels if they destroy The Tonga Room!

I meant to post this yesterday, but forgot...

Will The Tonga Room Be a Casualty of The Fairmont’s Condo Plans?

Fairmont Tower's Condo Conversion: Whither Tonga?

I Hate the Academy Awards

but I love this Paris, Je T'aime image via Flowing Heat.
(We'll avoid the fact that Poms are quite rare in Paris, presumably because they are not French enough.)



BREAKING NEWS UPDATE for Flowy: I've been behind on my RSS feeds, but thought you might like this Floating Lykke Li linky in case you missed it.


Knocked Up (Rodeo Mash Up)