Carefully Curated Musings of a Tormented (Yet Ingenious) Mind

[owlet]

thank you scherz et al. for bringing us the frogs Mini ature, Mini mum and of course, the Mini scule

[owlet]

[relevant-wikipedia-articles]

Mini ature - Wikipedia

Mini mum - Wikipedia

Mini scule - Wikipedia

[bteddy3276]

I am feeling like doing this

[ezekiellsplayground]

Completed house howler. Sculpt by @missmonstermel, paint job in ‘exploding TARDIS’ theme by myself.

The mounting is laser cut ply, painted and with a gilt line detail to match the sculpt guilding.

[tubapun]

Do you think they had extra schnasty gay sex and do you think they moaned each other's songs instead of each other's names

[noknowshame]

clearly some of you have not been to the labyrinth of pestilence deep beneath kentucky

[noknowshame]

alright so when I was a teenager I went to this bug-themed summer camp for socially stunted nerds and on the way back from it I visited the university of kentucky. I met with an entomologist there and while we were touring the department he asked "wanna see something cool?" so he took me down an elevator to what must've been a sub-sub-sub basement on a card-access only floor, and after turning several more corners we went through two sets of (I'm not even exaggerating) 12-inch thick doors, opening onto one long as fuck corridor. each side of this hallway was lined with about 50 refrigerators. and each and every single one of these refrigerators was filled with hundreds of thousands. of live. bedbugs. the very reasonable explanation for this was that they were doing research on insecticides and needed to test them on real samples, but they could not under any circumstances allow them to escape, so they had to be kept under area 51 levels of overkill containment. but reasonable or not that was very much not what I anticipated seeing that day. so yeah. I decided after that I did not want to become an entomologist

[curlicuecal]

absolutely baffled to get to the end of that story and hear you decide NOT to be an entomologist but possibly that's the entomologist in me speaking

[ccmoatyim]

BIG UPS TO MY DICK FOR INVENTING CUM

[hazard-symbols-that-fuck-hard]

[ccmoatyim]

the ones on the train platform depict the man falling

[hazard-symbols-that-fuck-hard]

This small gripper has a spring-loaded warning engraved on the bottom, just in case you need to take it apart.

The gripper is specialized for putting O-rings on parts.

[ccmoatyim]

heheheheh you should put your "O-ring" on my "part" and/or vice-virsa ifyouknowwhatimean heheheheheheheheheh

[jumpscart]

Sometimes you will be a lesbian to your parents and a straight man to your partners parents and a gay man to your partner and a woman to your grandparents and out to your friends and stealth to your classmates and a nice young lady to the cashier at the coffee shop and then people on your computer will ask you to choose which of these identities you ACTUALLY are and which you are Appropriating The Oppression Of because don’t you know they contradict each other. You can only be one thing solidly forever

[ccmoatyim]

Oh! I know the solution to this one, actually! Instead of having your own identity, simply join The Slime!

[idlelizard]

wibbly wobbly wyrm

[thefugitivesaint]

Gahan Wilson (1930-2019) Some cartoons from the above artist from ''Playboy'' culled from various issues published between 1975 to 1983. Wilson, for me, was a precursor to cartoonists like Gary Larson of 'The Far Side' fame (which I loved). His work often lived in the kind of weird territory Larson explored although Wilson was attentive to different details given his darker sense of humor. It makes sense that Wilson credited cartoonists like Charles Addams (the creator of 'The Addams Family') and writers like H. P. Lovecraft as influences. I'm pretty sure there are collections of his ''Playboy'' cartoons out there and a few children's books Wilson wrote. The world benefits from the existence of weird people doing their weird things. If you're weird and you're reading this, keep on being idiosyncratic.

[mementomoriiv]

Ron Haselden - Neon based on children’s drawings

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[vithcy]

Currently here

[hometoursandotherstuff]

What interesting architecture. One-of-a-kind 1991 home in Valley Center, CA designed by architect Kendrick Bangs Kellogg. 5bds, 4ba, 4,133sqft, reduced $300k to $2.695m (Zillow's est.: $2,604,500)

I know that there're glass walls, but it's so open.

Look at the unique fireplace going right through a glass ceiling.

Isn't this unique? It's the kitchen.

A completely round kitchen- round cabinets & walls.

Look at the way they pieced the countertops to fit the curves.

In addition to the kitchen table, there's a dining area over here.

The family room has a nice view and access to the terrace that surrounds the home.

Do you love the round walls?

The primary bedroom has stone walls and a matching fireplace.

It also has a desk area.

Even the ensuite is round. The tiles are a pretty color, too.

This bedroom also has stone walls, including a feature wall behind the bed, plus a desk and shelving.

Wow, it looks like that desk is wedged right in there.

This room has a little corner desk.

Such minimalism. Not even a few chairs on the deck. Looks like there's a built-in bench, though.

The house was also featured in "Architectural Digest."

It looks different from every angle.

There's a patio here.

Look at the shape of the roof from above.

20 acre lot.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/10650-Old-Castle-Rd-Valley-Center-CA-92082/16639685_zpid/?

[animals-riding-animals]

frog riding fish

[deertwoheads]

I'll take your word for it man

[infinite-eyeroll]

First successful mug 🥲 I am so proud omg

I made one before this…but I didn’t understand the level of shrinkage so it’s tiny and the handle is on upside down 😂 so this one is my first official mug