via justbrettbloomington (originally justbrettbloomington)
Good song that Brett posted a year ago! I was at that show.
Defiance, Ohio- The List
Last night, Defiance, Ohio played The Bishop in Bloomington. The show consisted of great music and pro-marijuana rants by the band. The show was so much fun.
via surferdude182-deactivated201212 (originally surferdude182-deactivated201212)
The Rock Show.
via throngofmisfits (originally thepregnancypact)
via koolthings-deactivated20120418 (originally koolthings-deactivated20120418)
Ricki Lake, Johnny Depp & Traci Lords in CRY BABY (1990)
inception cat
Woman attacks Gaugin Painting/A bit about his life
Now that’s completely ridiculous and uncouth, but the funny thing is that Gaugin actually was a bit of a turd.
After pursuing a career as a stockbroker, he abandoned his wife and family (with no financial support) to become a painter, wanting to rid himself of “everything that is artificial and conventional”. Like other artists during that time Gaugin went to Arles for a bit to be a depressed painter, and attempted suicide just like his friend Van Gogh. Killing oneself must have been damn near impossible in the late 1800s, because they both failed…
He finally ended up in the tropics and painted/had exploits with a bunch of pre-pubescent girls. He died of syphilis in a jail cell in the French Polynesia.
via bergdorfblonde (originally herdingthementallygrotesque)
Death’s-head Hawkmoth. The most metal moth of all time.
Referenced in William Holman Hunt’s The Hireling Shepherd, 1851
#NERDS
Handlebar, Chicago. Pitchfork 2009
