sabrinacampagna:

Test Tube Shattering by Harold Edgerton, 1930s

Edgerton’s 1932 invention of the stroboscopic or electronic flash quickly effected a revolution in photography by enabling artists to work in locations and under conditions that had never before been possible. Although he himself was a scientist, Edgerton’s achievement with the camera secured his place as much in the history of photography as in science.

via: Metropolitan Museum

thedailywhat:

Movie Poster of the Day: First official poster for The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) — Dutch director Tom Six’s twisted sequel to last year’s gross-out masterpiece,.

Some movie theaters apparently found the disturbing-at-best imagery (embiggen) a bit too unsettling for public display, opting instead for less controversial alternate posters.

Below: The Main Art Theatre’s somehow-more-disturbing poster for the film’s upcoming midnight screening:

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fyeahbarbaragordon:

hello image i’d never seen before.

ealperin:

Lol. Awesome!

magnolius:

By Sandara

tommilsom:

holypeaches:

there was this big dog in my front yard

Olga was telling me this story on skype earlier

and used fewer words

cranquis:

indiangeek:

hahaha

I just might need a similar meme for this blog:

“Not using contraception — Dr. Cranquis — Enjoy your pregnancy”

“Runny nose — Dr. Cranquis — No antibiotics for you!”

washingtonpoststyle:

This is Prickel & Townsend.

They had a radio show in Baghdad until last night.

Video here on the last broadcast of Freedom Radio.

foxgloves:

by Jabi Artaraz)