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why hasn’t science made cigarettes that dont do anything to you. dont even need it to be healthy just make it do nothing 😡
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we used to watch skam clips on google drive. we used to be a society
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fucking great. now my mom is fucking mad at me cause i told her i wouldn’t come home to help her do chores and errands for her for a week
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The final form of David Kessler was originally intended to be bipedal, like the werewolves Rick Baker was previously designing on The Howling; however, John Landis was insistent that the final film's beast be 'a four-legged hound from hell'.
The inspiration for the Kessler Wolf's final design came from none other than Baker's pet Keeshond, Bosco. Keeshonds have a very shaggy mane of fur, something that was added to the werewolf around its furless face. The face itself would never be shown fully except for some brief frames, so Baker had a vicious expression sculpted for the face so that any shot would catch it.
Being a quadruped presented problems for Baker; he was anxious about not wanting to have it be 'two men in a suit' a la a pantomime horse. Baker remembered wheelbarrow races he had done as a kid, and thus decided the werewolf was to be a man on a wheeled board, wearing the main wolf suit. The suit's arms had the actors own inside them, but the back legs were puppeteered. Three heads were made, with a hero animatronic head able to do snarling expressions and two stunt heads for the attack sequences. All the heads were able to have their jaws open and close for the snapping.
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“You must come with me, loving me, to death; or else hate me, and still come with me” Carmilla, 1872.
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when the music videos for Telephone (Lady Gaga ft. Beyoncé) and Na Na Na (My Chemical Romance) both had scenes filmed in the same diner
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Tornado touches down behind this abandoned homestead on the Colorado Palmer Divide on June 4, 2015; Eric Hurst [1200 x 800]
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a crozier per episode → three. the ladder
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Zisis Bliatkas (Greek, 1992) - Iconophile (2021)
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BRIDE OF CHUCKY (1998)
dir. Ronny Yu
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Just a few of the many interesting shirts Brian Molko has worn.
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‘Sketch for Eros and Psyche’ by John Singer Sargent, c. 1917-21.
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