Send in the Clowns

The viscera ball, animated!

Allison Sommers

Animated Eyes

NEO GEO

I missed the rain and love hearing it again.

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

A Mansion for the Backwards

I wish I could buy this mansion and have my own school for Nervous and Backward Adult Children.

Landmark Bourn Mansion (2550 Webster) Listed And Your Peek Inside
dungeon? i had to look that up to be sure... it has a very specific definition (a room used to imprison people). i hope he means basement!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeon
Posted by: hugh at August 31, 2009 4:56 PM
Dungeons are called "oubliettes" in French. A very cute name meaning you'd dump people (for instance unruly servants) in there and forget ("oublier") about them.
Another more common usage was as a meat storage room. In some cold regions, you'd lay a depth of snow, throw cattle or game carcasses over, one layer of snow, one layer of meat, and so on. The food would stay cold way into the spring.
I don't know which of the 2 usages he was talking about, but I'd open the dungeon doors with extreme precaution.

Wired Dog

tartanspartan:
Wired — William Wegman, 2005