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Video reblogged from Planting trees and cracking skulls

Some dudes with a camera asked Bill Murray for an autograph, and instead of giving them one he offered to shoot a Wes Anderson-style slow motion walk with them.

(Source: clintisiceman)

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Photo reblogged from The Small Press Expo

heyoscarwilde:

Pinball machine of [Katsuhiro Otomo’s] Akira.

Taken from Akira Club (Dark Horse Comics/2007).

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Quote reblogged from Ciclo

Most of the laugh tracks on television were recorded in the early 1950s. These days, most of the people you hear laughing are dead.

Chuck Palahniuck (via elliejune)

(Source: crimethinker)

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Photo reblogged from there's always a moment...

suchpermanenceisterrifying:

Frank, Doris, and Dean

I love this!

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Photo reblogged from F%$# yeah Knockouts

motherfuckyeahknockouts:

How’s it taste motha fucka!?

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Photo reblogged from The Small Press Expo

comicsgirl:

HOW?

I got to see Jim Rugg’s original art for the SPX program cover for last year and it was amazing in such a baffling “How is that even possible?” kind of way. Rugg’s an incredible artist. (That’s still my favorite program cover, by the way. And in a lot of ways, my favorite piece of SPX art, period. I wanted to steal it but I did not because I’m a good person)

danhacker:

Drive | Jim Rugg

Another phenomenal peice by Jim Rugg, done only with ballpoint pens and spiral notebook paper. The Notebook Nerd exhibition by Jim Rugg is on display at iam8bit in Los Angeles, California.