June 2010
29 posts
Anthropodermic bibliopegy is the practice of binding books in human skin. Though uncommon in modern times, the technique dates back to at least the 17th century.
The libraries of many Ivy League universities include one or more samples of anthropodermic bibliopegy.
LOL, there was someone on Mefi who asked how they could have this done to them after they died.
Might as well try out this feature. Ask away.
Ahaha, this show. The scene where Dexter is looking at a picture of the murderer he let get away, and then when he sees Doakes coming in, he switches to a porn site, and Doakes all like (wait, I guess I should cut so as not to ruin it for anyone else)
The equivalent of Santa Claus in Iceland.
“Additionally, the Yule Lads are often depicted with the Yuletide Cat, a beast that, according to folklore, eats children that don’t receive new clothes in time for Christmas.”
See where your antipode is!
Astounding pictures of wave photography
Claims that we are in the decadent phase of the modernist revolution.
note to self: “Here is art celebrating its own superficiality. In doing so, it absorbs any criticism made against it, like Warhol’s celebrities—or Hirst’s Golden Calf, which ironises the adulation and criticism his art receives.”
Incorporation of criticisms to neutralize them.
