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DRAWING THINGS BEFORE THE APP WAS

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I just noticed that paranorman is on netflix

and if any of my followers haven’t seen it yet and you have access to netflix I WHOLEHEARTEDLY SUGGEST YOU GO WATCH IT, RIGHT NOW I cannot recommend this movie enthusiastically enough.

Filed under paranorman watch this watch it now

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runespoor:

me: huh having your gate open stops the rollover
noel: how do you know the rollover isnt til 6 or 7 am were you time traveling??
me: noel it’s 6 
queue disbelieving noises + her asking johanson if he knew it was 6am and making sad betrayed noises when he did

they’ve been dying slash hyperventilating (seriously) in tf2 pain for at least 2 hours
skype is a beautiful thing my friends

Filed under i was having some problems this morning

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gigaba:

runespoor:

gigabaga what did you do to bruce, man.

also finally gettin some recognition around here
someone be my meteor shower date tonight (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚
except no b/c every anime ever is out on friday

bruce what the fuck man

wow, bruce


Rowan thinks you’re a freshman mayor, Johanson. I don’t know what that means though, but he said you smelled like one.

Then he said I smelled like one

i dont know what to think, really.

Filed under my town tho

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Care to borrow?

theoldaeroplane:

zigraves:

On Thursday I went to the Wellcome Collection, to take Milady T to two of the exhibitions there - one of art created by residential mental health patients in Japan, one of the very late Henry Wellcome’s personal collection of assorted items. Magpielike, as almost all notable Victorians seemingly were, he tended to collect everything. Bonesaws, death masks, obstetric chairs, instructional paintings, memento mori, photographs of ethnic groups and traditions around the world, ancient Roman fertility charms, Chinese dentistry equipment, glass eyes, Darwin’s walking sticks, Napoleon’s toothbrush, more.

In the giftshop afterwards, I picked up a book:

The Phantom Museum and Henry Wellcome’s Collection of Medical Curiosities

It is an anthology of stories, true and imagined, inspired by objects in the extensive and esoteric collection. I was wondering if any of you medical enthusiast types might like to borrow it after I’ve read it? We could circulate it around, posting one to the next to the next, that a good few people could have a chance to read and enjoy for a month or two at a time. It’s barely 200 pages, including index, appendices and pictures, so very much readable in a short time.

I can’t be trusted to get things in the mail with anything resembling punctuality but this sounds like something you’d love, noel!

um heck yes I would super be interested in taking part in that? Corgi, bless you for pointing this out to me.

Dang. I want to go to that exhibit also, haha.

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Anonymous asked: They would be self-defense avocados! Because they would only work on you if you were already an undead monstrosity intent on my demise! Otherwise, just an everyday trip to flavourtown.

Dang, those are some hardcore avocado!

If I am some undead monstrosity intent on your demise or not… well, either way, I imagine it would be a nice meal. 

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Filed under Anonymous posting this right after that medical thing tho laughs

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theoldaeroplane:

teratomarty:

medicalschool:

Medical photo-sharing app hard to stomach as doctors upload strange and gruesome imagesThe mobile-phone application called Figure1 is definitely not for the faint of heart.As the new, Canadian-designed program opens, users are met with a succession of sometimes-gruesome photographs depicting painful, fatal and downright strange things that can happen to the human body.There are surgically removed tumours, amputated feet, deeply lacerated arms and chests in the process of being sliced open by surgeons. (Figure1)

To the App Store!

hey, noel, here you go

theoldaeroplane:

teratomarty:

medicalschool:

Medical photo-sharing app hard to stomach as doctors upload strange and gruesome images
The mobile-phone application called Figure1 is definitely not for the faint of heart.

As the new, Canadian-designed program opens, users are met with a succession of sometimes-gruesome photographs depicting painful, fatal and downright strange things that can happen to the human body.

There are surgically removed tumours, amputated feet, deeply lacerated arms and chests in the process of being sliced open by surgeons. (Figure1)

To the App Store!

hey, noel, here you go

Filed under gore wounds wound corgis so good to me the body is just so interesting sobs

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Anonymous asked: Either way, if I ever meet you, I'm going to offer you some of my homemade guacamole. Because A) that shit is delicious and B) *loaded* with garlic

Anon, I’m getting some mixed signals here. Either you want to provide me with some excellent avocado goodness, or you want to kill me. I just don’t know what to think!

Filed under Anonymous

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Anonymous asked: Ah, come on, you're like, WAY too nice. You're probably a serial killer or something in real life.

LAUGHS I’m definitely secretly Dracula. I’ve been laying in wait all these years, only pretending to be dead. I got bored, and began to get into tumblr. Little did I know that there’s no escaping tumblr.

Filed under Anonymous

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Every time I see people on my dash doing TMI tuesday I’m like, “oh, that would be fun”

“….wait a minute”

“i dont have any of the interesting tmi s.”

Filed under my life