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Sia’s new video for “The Greatest” is a haunting tribute to the victims of the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting. Once again, Maddie Ziegler captures so much raw emotion in her performance it had me in tears by the end. #weareyourchildren.
Happy 20th anniversary Pokémon!!
everybody loves a gengar
Jim Starlin
Relampago del Catatumbo
Located in Venezuela, Relampago del Catatumbo is home to a lightning storm that has been raging for as long as people can remember.
For 140 to 160 nights out of the year, for 10 hours at a time, the sky above the river is pierced by almost constant lightning, producing as many as 280 strikes per hour.
ARKHAM ASYLUM: A SERIOUS HOUSE ON SERIOUS EARTH (1989) Art by Dave McKean
Stranger Things: The Duffer Brothers (2016)
Ultron vs Iron Man by Bob Layton
Here Lies John Renie
John Renie was a house painter who died at the age of 33. He is believed to have carved his own grave-stone. People were confused when the gravestone was first erected. They could read the words “here,“ "lies,” “John,” and “Renie” but they didn’t understand the reason behind such a complex carving.
170 years after his death, a local tv station brought in an expert who came to the conclusion that it is an acrostic in which “Here lies John Renie” can be read 46,000 different ways.
Some believe this was his way of “tricking” the devil while others believe that Renie, a founding member of the Oddfellows Friendly Society, had created proto-Masonic code.
I remember the sound of your footsteps I remember the sound of your engine I remember the sound of your keys
When will you go home ?