Flickr: Mahārāja Lathers Photostream
Rated • 1 review • photography • flickr.com
Bind me, tie me, chain me to a wall. by Marquis de Lathers
Leigh Bowery by Leigh Bowery
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Last seen: 16 months ago
Plink*Plink*Fizz... is a woman from Discombobulous, Virgin Islands (U.K.)
.......................*** Laundering in the Be~Wilderness ***............................... ............................*** Ms-Kats` mis-guided tour ***.......................
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Bind me, tie me, chain me to a wall. by Marquis de Lathers
Leigh Bowery by Leigh Bowery
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Anyone by Ryan Fedyk
Rated • 1 review • animation • laughingsquid.com
"Anyone" is a wonderful animated short by Ryan Fedyk about isolation and detached communication.
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Gropecunt Lane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rated • 18 reviews • medieval history • wikipedia.org
Telling it like it is......
If you`re familiar with Manchester city centre, then you`ll know that the main thoroughfare
in our Gay Village has been renamed by local citizens for so long now;
that Manchester City Council has given up the battle of the signwriters.
What was once the boringly predictable Canal Street;
Shall ever be known as Anal Treet.
A lesser known sign on Chorlton Conservative Club HQ,
declares that the founding stone was laid by Lady Cuntlippes.
If the citizens of what was Gropecunt Lane in 18th centuary London
want to return to their former moniker, then why not?
Anything that makes me grin with childish delight is welcome, in the midst of grimy inner-city banality.
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The meaning of body language - Telegraph
Rated • 1 review • arts • telegraph.co.uk
From the page:
Dirty words say strange things about us.
When the neatly named 18th-century philologist Francis Grose reached "c" in his Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue,
he described the direct word for a much-admired female attribute as a "nasty name for a nasty thing".
Today, the word is the utmost insult although what it denotes continues to enjoy immense popularity.
As W.B. Yeats wrote,
"Love has pitched his mansion in
The place of excrement."
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Created •
Hunter S. Thompson ~ The Rum Diary...
loosely based on Thompson's experience working as a freelance journalist in Puerto Rico in the late '50s.
2 shocking facts: I have just read a book. It is hot and sunny in Manchester.
I received this book last Xmas, but I`m glad I waited 6 months to indulge.
The steamy heat in the sun-trap of my balcony, transported me to the tropical days and nights of Puerto Rico. Satisfyingly atmospheric, down to my longing for a G&T, cluncking with ice. ( Rum would`ve had me passed out...)
One of those books I didn`t want to end.
While I have the reading bug- can anyone suggest a good book to suit a heatwave?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWUbbiQpk4I
Rated • 1 review • cyberculture, video • youtube.com
Lily Savage
"Feng Shui...what`s fuckin feng shui?
Arranging your furniture so you`re in harmony, y`know?
Make your life easier...
So- I put the cooker, the fridge and the telly by the bed;
Now I can fry a bit of bacon and watch Richard and Judy...Feng Shui`d."
Sheer unadulterated fun. Thanks MonkeyMagico
Full show in 8 parts, starts here: youtube.com/watch [youtube.com/watch]
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Insects as Food, by Gene DeFoliart; Home Page
Rated • 3 reviews • nutrition • food-insects.com
D`you want fries with that??
Display Case 4: Beetles (Order Coleoptera).
"Beetles have complete metamorphosis. Larvae, pupae and/or adults of many species are used as food.
Obviously, people would not eat adult beetles whole!
The hard parts (wings, legs and head) are removed during preparation for cooking.
The larvae (sometimes called "grubs") are soft-bodied."
....Yeah....Obviously...
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The Ridiculant | Metro
Rated • 4 reviews • bizarre • metro.co.uk
The Ridiculant - My Sunday Paper...
"Freaky children's time-travelling murder comedy: youtube.com/watch [youtube.com/watch]
This enthralling weird and disturbing kid's animation, from a short-lived series called
Popee The Performer by director Ryuji Masuda
In which a boy in a stripey rabbit costume and his friend are forced to duel to the death by a moustachioed God-King puppetmaster, all of them apparently trapped in an endless cycle of violence that none of them desire and yet are powerless to stop, repeating the same history over and over again in a desperate effort to stop the horror, yet only ever able to increase the bloodshed and the misery and the tears.
Like we say, for kids."
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The Colossal Squid Exhibition
Rated • 6 reviews • marine biology, cephalopod • govt.nz
Defrosting the half-tonne, 34foot (10metre) Colossal Squid...
Colossal squid eye under water (Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni Robson)
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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Colossal squid comes out of ice
Rated • 2 reviews • bizarre, cephalopod • bbc.co.uk
Not just a Giant Squid...Oh no- this one`s colossal:
"Very little is known about colossal squid,
which appear to live largely in the cold Antarctic waters and can grow up to 15 metres (50 feet) long.
"They're incredibly rare - this is probably one of maybe six specimens ever brought up,"
said Carol Diebel, director of natural environment at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa centre."
Thanks Mr.Goofy , I`d missed my tentacled friends
