Tacky John Waters Dream Queen

I have an eclectic style that I like to call, "John-Waters-meets-Harmony-Korine-at-a-Punk-Show-But-Also-They-Are-Both-Currently-Homeless&Feral"

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Oren Eliav (Israeli, b. 1975, Tel Aviv, Israel) - Untitled, 2011  Paintings: Oil on Canvas 

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Untitled (?)

Zdzislaw Beksinski

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flesh flesh flesh flesh flesh flesh flESH FLESH FLESH FLESHFLESHFLESH

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Today we learned that conches, the sea-dwelling mollusks who live inside those big, beautiful conch seashells in warm tropical waters, peer out at the world with cartoonish eyes on tiny eyestalks. They see you. They see everything. And what’s more, they can regenerate their peepers should they happen to lose one or both of them.

“One 1976 paper dug into the specific behind these animals’ alien eyestalks. Sitting at the tips of long stalks, they contain retinas with both sensory cells and colored pigment cells. But the story gets weirder because obviously, it gets weirder. After amputating the conchs’ eyes, a fully-formed replacement took its place 14 days later. Humans, we really are losing this evolutionary game.”

But wait, that’s hardly the only surprising set of eyes under the sea. Scallops have eyes too, LOTS of them:

Conch photos by Redditor buterbetterbater and via @shingworks.

[via /r/pics and Gizmodo]

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Day Of The Dead Directed by George A. Romero (1985)

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*being murdered*

finally

*is reincarnated as myself*

why

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I’m on my worst behavior. Don’t you ever get it fucked up

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When you’re cheesy but also dark:

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oh my god

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Nunu Haenuli aka Haenuli aka Haenuli Shin (Korean, b. Monterey, CA, USA, based Daejeon, South Korea)  Drawings

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Saturn always had the best suplexes.