odditiesoflife:

L’Enfants Bizarre

Three preserved human fetuses, presented in an antique display cabinet. The first is an altogether healthy fetus, the second suffers Polymelia, six arms, and the final, suffers a rare infection of the Shope papilloma virus, which causes a series of horn like growths in the forehead. These three are part of a large collection of human specimens, afflicted with various genetic diseases.

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octarina:

My favorite part about this is that he basically calls her a badass. Yup.

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Tarkovsky Polaroids 

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fionas-gallagher:

Infinite list of TV characters that I adore: Ruby Lucas/Red Riding Hood

I guess sometimes your fate finds you.

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saucefactory:

thehuckleberry:

Just found THIS AWESOME LIST of 34 recipes requiring only 2 ingredients and pretty basic instructions. Some are fantastic alone, and some inspire other basic recipes. Had to share this with you guys.

REBLOGGING BECAUSE IF I DON’T GET THESE IN MY MOUTH SOON I WILL DIE OF GASTRONOMIC LUST

(YES, FOOD-LUST IS A VALID SUBSET OF LUST, SHUT UP)

(I AM FOODSEXUAL)

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crab-claus:

jennyaddams:

Montreal-based Canadian photographer François Brunelle has met many unrelated people who look amazingly alike, during the course of his travels. Inviting these pairs of doppelgängers into his studio, he captured their incredible likeness in black-and-white, family-styled portraits. In some cases, the subjects even have similar expressions—it is really a wonder that they are not only not twins, but are actually completely unrelated to each other. These portraits make us wonder if we all have doppelgängers somewhere else in the world—would you like to meet yours?

every person has at least 7 or so people that look like them. But that’s 7 out of what 7 BILLION people?

This is super cool

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