April 30, 2012

cinemagr.am

thejeansbootsshow

April 30, 2012

cinemagr.am

found this party accessory in a couch.

April 24, 2012 • 71 notes • hidigo
hidigo: This is how we do magic

hidigo:

This is how we do magic

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April 17, 2012 • 20 notes • scabboy
fuckyeahhankwilliams: scabboy: The 1952 Cadillac that Hank Williams passed away in. Charles Carr drove the Cadillac to the emergency room entrance where two orderlies picked Hank up by the armpits and feet and carried him into Oak Hill Hospital Emergency Room. Hank was pronounced death at 7:00am January 1, 1953 by Dr. Diego Nunnari. The doctor concluded Hank had probably died some six hours earlier, but he could not determine the time of death with any certainty. Hanks body was then taken across the street to the Tyree Funeral Home where an autopsy was performed. Dr. Iven Malinin who performed the autopsy was a Russian intern who spoke almost no English. His report noted needle marks in Williams’ arms, bruises on various parts of the body, a welt on his forehead and hemorrhages in the heart and neck. The official cause of death was attributed to acute right ventricular dialation, an unusual conclusion, meaning that his heart just stopped beating. Traces of alcohol but no drugs were found in his blood, probably because he was asked not to look for them.

fuckyeahhankwilliams:

scabboy:

The 1952 Cadillac that Hank Williams passed away in.

Charles Carr drove the Cadillac to the emergency room entrance where two orderlies picked Hank up by the armpits and feet and carried him into Oak Hill Hospital Emergency Room. Hank was pronounced death at 7:00am January 1, 1953 by Dr. Diego Nunnari. The doctor concluded Hank had probably died some six hours earlier, but he could not determine the time of death with any certainty. Hanks body was then taken across the street to the Tyree Funeral Home where an autopsy was performed. Dr. Iven Malinin who performed the autopsy was a Russian intern who spoke almost no English.

His report noted needle marks in Williams’ arms, bruises on various parts of the body, a welt on his forehead and hemorrhages in the heart and neck. The official cause of death was attributed to acute right ventricular dialation, an unusual conclusion, meaning that his heart just stopped beating. Traces of alcohol but no drugs were found in his blood, probably because he was asked not to look for them.

April 10, 2012 • 6,286 notes • lewis-carroll
Alice in Wonderland (1966)

Alice in Wonderland (1966)

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April 8, 2012 • 326 notes • complexogeek

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February 14, 2012 • 2,242 notes • bunnybrain

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January 28, 2012

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January 19, 2012 • 2 notes • reformpartymusic

The Search Continues

reformpartymusic:

‘According to Aristophenes in Plato’s Symposium there are three types of people.  Male/Male, Male/Female, or Female/Female….each made of two components of people.  God then took a knife and cut everybody in half, right down the middle.  So after that, the world was divided just into male and female, the upshot being that people spend their time running around trying to locate their missing other half…………………………It’s hard for people to live their lives alone.’     - Murakami

January 5, 2012 • 14 notes • theleanover

Somewhat After The Mona Lisa

theleanover:

You, 
to me,
are more 
beautiful 
than all of
Brautigan’s
lovers. Now 
it worries
me those
beauties
made
him
crazy.