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kinmik posted:Right then. Sorry, don't know the origin of this one - but he's a cool dude, he smokes a cigarette! Ineffiable posted:While Grave Encounters is a decent horror film, I don't remember that scene. If it makes any difference it's definitelly from earlier than 2010. I can see this frame in given video, haven't watched the Grave Encounters though.
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Ularg posted:Is this a real product that I could buy?
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Circus Pies! posted:Is this a real product that I could buy? It's a "Living Dead Dolls Sadie Pencil Sharpener" but as far as I can tell you can't get them new anymore. Maybe eBay or something.
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eithedog posted:If it makes any difference it's definitelly from earlier than 2010. I can see this frame in given video, haven't watched the Grave Encounters though. Here's a shot from Grave Encounters - similar but not the same.  synthetik has a new favorite as of 15:36 on Sep 27, 2011 |
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synthetik posted:Here's a shot from Grave Encounters - similar but not the same. Thanks! Didn't get a chance to re-watch grave encounters to get to that scene, but it gave me something new to checkout (the slenderman / ARG) ... perhaps the movie stole something from Marble Hornets?
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Gunt McBadpost posted:Sorry to quote a year old post but how on earth did that happen? This isn't the first photo I've seen of a skeleton in a trench and I still wonder how that's possible for a corpse to be left alone for so long in a crowded place full of people well aware of the diseases that come from dead bodies. Content: http://kuksi.com/artworks/sculpture/ Kuksi's sculptures. Some very slightly  statue boob occasionally.
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Asehujiko posted:Sorry to quote a year old post but how on earth did that happen? This isn't the first photo I've seen of a skeleton in a trench and I still wonder how that's possible for a corpse to be left alone for so long in a crowded place full of people well aware of the diseases that come from dead bodies. No-man's-land, I think. Sometimes when forces retreated it became very difficult to retrieve the fallen from contested areas.
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Flavor Bear posted:Imagine building a castle at the top and being the Lord of the Clouds, and shooting people who climb up there. You could do it, too. That is way too high for any law of man to apply to you. The best thing about the table mountains is that they are loving loaded with carnivorous vegetation. 
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trunkwontopen posted:Thanks! Didn't get a chance to re-watch grave encounters to get to that scene, but it gave me something new to checkout (the slenderman / ARG) ... perhaps the movie stole something from Marble Hornets? It's not from Marble Hornets. Some clips of the hands are labeled as part of the series by other channels to get views, but it's not part of the series. Here's an example uploaded by user marbelhornets. Anyway, this is dumb derail.  
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Ketzal posted:Where is this from? Looks positively lovecraftian.
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Rough Lobster posted:Where is this from? Looks positively lovecraftian. An art exhibit on a Mexican beach. Oddly enough, it doesn't look like it's inspired by the mythos. http://www.wired.com/table_of_malcontents/2007/02/the_strange_lov/ 
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Ketzal posted:An art exhibit on a Mexican beach. Oddly enough, it doesn't look like it's inspired by the mythos. http://www.wired.com/table_of_malcontents/2007/02/the_strange_lov/ Looks a lot like DC comic character Morpheus aka Dream: 
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eithedog posted:This is a photoshop, right? There's something about those eyes.
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This isn't a photoshop. http://www.stuff.co.nz/oddstuff/5704210/Two-faced-cat-sets-Janus-record 
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I posted:This isn't a photoshop. That's kinda sad and sweet, actually. Poor kitty. 
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I posted:This isn't a photoshop. At a veterinary clinic I used to work at, the owner kept a fetal version of that in a jar in the operating room. I offered to buy it from him at one point but he refused, informing me that he had traded an EKG machine for it.
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eithedog posted:What's creepy about this one? Moon Potato posted:At a veterinary clinic I used to work at, the owner kept a fetal version of that in a jar in the operating room. I offered to buy it from him at one point but he refused, informing me that he had traded an EKG machine for it. A snake breeder showed me the preserved bodies of a two-headed snake and a no-headed snake. The two-headed one suffocated while hatching, and the headless snake had to be cut out of the egg. She could see the snake's sides moving as it tried to breathe for a few minutes, but it had no mouth or nostrils.
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Chamale posted:What's creepy about this one? People cast shadows but nothing else does.
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It's from the movie Last Year at Marienbad, if anybody was wondering. One of the absolute best movies I've ever seen.
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I posted:This isn't a photoshop. You can pet one kitty's head, then pet the other kitty's head!
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I posted:This isn't a photoshop. quote:Frank and Louie has a case of craniofacial duplication, an extremely rare congenital condition resulting from a protein with the odd name of sonic hedgehog homolog (SHH). 
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There's a funny story behind that. See, the hedgehog signaling pathway is what gives cells the information needed to become different parts of an embryo. It was named that after experiments with it in the 70s caused mutations in larvae that made them grow spiky extensions. Then a few years ago they discovered a naturally-occurring protein that was reliably causing these mutations in frogs. They named the protein and the branch of the pathway it effected after what it looked like in a microscope.  Last year they discovered an inhibitor for the Sonic Hedgehog pathway. They named it Robotnikinin.
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Isn't there also a protein called Pikachurin because of how fast it moves though the body?
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Chamale posted:She could see the snake's sides moving as it tried to breathe for a few minutes, but it had no mouth or nostrils. I have no mouth, and I must hiss.
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Red Octopus!! posted:Isn't there also a protein called Pikachurin because of how fast it moves though the body? There's so many amazing names for genes and proteins that are actually just geeky references since all the scientists that discover them are total nerds.
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The horrors of Japanese photobooths
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SpecialAgentCooper posted:There's so many amazing names for genes and proteins that are actually just geeky references since all the scientists that discover them are total nerds. Which leads to a heck of a lot of embarrassment when you have to explain to some grieving mother that her son will never have legs because his sonic hedgehog gene isn't fully expressed
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I posted:This isn't a photoshop. Wanna give that cat a cigarette.
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Moon Potato posted:At a veterinary clinic I used to work at, the owner kept a fetal version of that in a jar in the operating room. I offered to buy it from him at one point but he refused, informing me that he had traded an EKG machine for it. Where I worked, the worst "preserved specimen" we had was a dog's heart that was absolutely riddled with heartworms. I asked if I could look at it and he said yes but to be very careful. "If you break it, the smell will live with you until your dying days."
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Also not photoshopped. 
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Male Man posted:Wanna give that cat a cigarette. I love you, you filthy whorehopper. I posted:He just looks so happy! How could you find that creepy at all?    I've always thought the last one would make a great drone metal album cover.
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I posted:Also not photoshopped.  as all gently caress.
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eithedog posted:Oooh, this is by Jim Denevan! I had a film teacher who made a documentary about his art called "Sandman", because that's basically what he is: he spends hours with a stick carving these amazing, huge-scale patterns into Bay Area beaches. How he manages to make it look amazing even when you're looking at it from an airplane I'll never know. Some more of his art: http://www.jimdenevan.com/images.htm 
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eithedog posted:I'll bet this guy is loving awesome at DDR.
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Synthosaurus posted:I'll bet this guy is loving awesome at DDR. That pic + your post = 
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