il gattopardo

semen stained sheets smell sickly sweet
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mrdiv:

cycloid

mrdiv:

cycloid

Jan 13
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retrogasm:

Don’t dress up during war time…

retrogasm:

Don’t dress up during war time…

Dec 17
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noise-park:

William S. Burroughs, Brion Gysin, and a Dreamachine

noise-park:

William S. Burroughs, Brion Gysin, and a Dreamachine

Dec 02
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Deborah Turbeville “Unseen Versailles”

(via thatalbertanguy)

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pooty-party:


Currently

pooty-party:

Currently

(Source: nigel-d, via thatalbertanguy)

Oct 11
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breakcorechoirboy:

So a friend of mine pitched down the sound of a baby crying and

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“Necropants”
The necropants, as they’re called, are at the center of a very strange legend that’s part of an exhibit at Iceland’s Holmavik Witchcraft and Sorcery Museum (a macabre little pit-stop where you can learn the stories of 17 people burned at the stake in the 17th century — for supposedly “occult” practices like cursing someone with uncontrollable farting). The necropants were made from the skin of the bottom half of a dead guy — but that’s not the weird part, if you can believe it. From Lonely Planet Iceland:
It was believed that the necropants would spontaneously produce money when worn, as long as the donor corpse had been stolen from a graveyard at the dead of night and a magic rune and a coin stolen from a poor widow were placed in the dead man’s scrotum. [Source]

“Necropants”

The necropants, as they’re called, are at the center of a very strange legend that’s part of an exhibit at Iceland’s Holmavik Witchcraft and Sorcery Museum (a macabre little pit-stop where you can learn the stories of 17 people burned at the stake in the 17th century — for supposedly “occult” practices like cursing someone with uncontrollable farting). The necropants were made from the skin of the bottom half of a dead guy — but that’s not the weird part, if you can believe it. From Lonely Planet Iceland:

It was believed that the necropants would spontaneously produce money when worn, as long as the donor corpse had been stolen from a graveyard at the dead of night and a magic rune and a coin stolen from a poor widow were placed in the dead man’s scrotum. [Source]

(Source: theoddmentemporium, via goddamnbirds)

Sep 29
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fueradeltiempo:


the banquet, rene magritte, 1958


I think this may be my very favorite work of Rene Magritte.

fueradeltiempo:

the banquet, rene magritte, 1958

I think this may be my very favorite work of Rene Magritte.

(via desert-hallucinations)

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