please, walk away

I can't be responsible for what I'll do if you beat me to death

[ceylans]

[scherox]

[beesandbombs]

[beesandbombs]

from the archive >:)

[heart-of-stone-rs]

[designcube]

LAB[O] Water Bottle by Aquaovo

[bostonpoetryslam]

You most likely need a thesaurus, a rudimentary grammar book, and a grip on reality. This latter means: there’s no free lunch. Writing is work. It’s also gambling. You don’t get a pension plan. Other people can help you a bit, but ­essentially you’re on your own. ­Nobody is making you do this: you chose it, so don’t whine.

From Margaret Atwood’s 10 Rules of Writing, via Brainpickings (via bostonpoetryslam)

[sixpenceee]

Kinesin is a protein that moves things around the cell. That filament is a protein strand that gives the cell structure. That vesicle is a big blob full of cellular product that the cell wants to transport somewhere else. It is driven by ATP hydrolysis. (Source) (Video)

[archatlas]

Saltscapes San Francisco Bay  Cris Benton

“Benton’s images allow us to slip our earthly bonds and see the world from new heights, his aerial views offering a fresh perspective on familiar landscapes. Surprising and sublime, Saltscapes can be enjoyed equally as a collection of art photography and a portrait of ecological transformation and resilience.”

[strandbooks]

Okay, you guys. Confession. This one is from me.

Underlined passage, Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy, page 256.

[reformedincubus-deactivated2019]

flickr / djsloanwolf

[bobschofield-deactivated2018101]

THE WISHING ELEPHANT SEES ALL AND REMEMBERS by Bob Schofield

[trynottodrown]

Skulls of Marine Mammals (L to R)

Bottlenose Dolphin - Tursiops truncatus

Orca - Orcinus orca

Dugong - Dugong Dugon

West Indian Manatee - Trichechus manatus

Steller’s Sea Cow - Hydromalis gigas

Dwarf Sperm Whale - Kogia sima

California Sea Lion - Zalophus californiaus

Hooker’s Sea Lion- Phocarctos hookeri

Minke Whale - Balaenoptera acutorostrata

Crab Eater Seal - Lobodon carinophagus

[spaceplasma]

Planets of Our Solar System

Our solar system officially has eight planets and one star: the Sun. The discovery of an object larger than Pluto in 2005 rekindled the debate over whether such objects, belonging to the Kuiper Belt – a collection of icy bodies located beyond Neptune – should be called planets. Pluto and other large members of the Kuiper Belt are now considered “dwarf planets.”

Planet facts: space-facts.com

[designcube]

Paper Sculptures by Deepti Nair and Harikrishnan Panicker

[patternpic]

[bobschofield-deactivated2018101]

Ufo for the Afterlife

This feeling is sick and running into everything, cataracts on every one of your glass eyes blinking outta sync, harlotry in snaggletoothed petticoats ambling for a free luncheon of ambrosia caught in the once-empty 12-foot swimming pools in a fallout suburbia, short arms snapping bones into stilts to reach a little farther, down to where it all bottoms out into Hell’s curled lip.

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words by unknowmenclature art by Bob Schofield

[gregabbott]

Mindless Happiness

Available at Society6.

© Greg Abbott Created (YMD) 2014-03-21.