Welcome to Castle GraySkull

What magical wonders await you within? Well, this isn't any kind of organized blog, just random stuff that I find amusing.

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Its me qtip don’t listen to them boy put me in your ear

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Alchemist’s Lab I

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Disco Jaws

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Sappho - Translation from Anne Carson’s “If not, Winter”

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September 1993. 

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if communismkills tossing you neck, you taking it or curve her shit?

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you off the henny or whatever you drink and she appears in your inbox, knowing all the dumb shit she be saying but you close to gettin’ that wop, you sittin’ lookin’ at the screen like

after the deed is done, the bloggers caught wind of it but you tryna play it off like: 

“I never just did things just to do them, c’mon what am i gonna do just hit her up like you droppin neck? like its something to do? I got a lil more sense than that….

yeah, I got mop from communism”

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August 1988 ‘I really care about him… I don’t want to see him hurt…’

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Holy smokes, that’s Tarzan: the Epic Adventures actor Joe Lara! No doubt in his pre-Tarzan modeling days. 

You may remember Tarzan: the Epic Adventures for an absolutely incredible toy line, possibly one of the best ever, by arguably the greatest toy company that ever existed, Trendmasters. They included a disk inside each figure with games, and had a website (this was in 1994!). They released figures not just of Tarzan, but of other ERB characters like John Carter, a Rykor, a Horib, Mahars, Dejah Thoris, Tars Tarkas, and a plantman. Dejah Thoris faced off against a Rykor. 

The commercials were out of this world. This was from the company that released such amazing toys as the War Planets line, and Godzilla toys, the first time most Americans ever saw the 1980s series Mechagodzilla and Mecha-King Ghidorah.

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Reblogging as Joe Lara, denim clad Jordache model of the early 90s and maybe the lead actor of the weirdest Tarzan adaptation of all, passed on today in a plane crash.

Tarzan: the Epic Adventures was an attempt to revive Tarzan in the model of the 90s Hercules series, and so brought in the most fantasy elements from the original source material. He goes to the center of the earth in the pilot, inhabited by female bodybuilders who, via 90s CGI, morph into Hercules the Legendary Journeys style giant cobras. And that is just the pilot. It only got weirder from there.

As with so much culture of the early 90s, the show was mostly forgotten, but is incredibly beloved in ex-Soviet states, as well as the nations of the former Yugoslavia.

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From Savers in Wisconsin.

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