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brudesworld: Daniel R. Horne’s back cover for Heavy Metal magazine (December 1983)

brudesworld:

Daniel R. Horne’s back cover for Heavy Metal magazine (December 1983)

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thescienceofreality: Have you ever seen the skeleton of a turtle? Via Biologia-Vida “The shell of a turtle, composed of carapace (top) and plastron (bottom), is formed by bones and covered by a layer made of the protein keratin (the same substance present in our nails and hair). Contrary to what most people believe, the turtle does not outgrow its shell, because these keratin layers, called scutellum, sheds several times during the year to allow the shell to grow along with the animal. That’s why turtles rub themselves in stone and stay in the sun, to dry the scutellum and facilitate the shed, and warmth, since they are cold blooded animals and cannot maintain constant heat in the body.”

thescienceofreality:

Have you ever seen the skeleton of a turtle? Via Biologia-Vida

“The shell of a turtle, composed of carapace (top) and plastron (bottom), is formed by bones and covered by a layer made of the protein keratin (the same substance present in our nails and hair). Contrary to what most people believe, the turtle does not outgrow its shell, because these keratin layers, called scutellum, sheds several times during the year to allow the shell to grow along with the animal. That’s why turtles rub themselves in stone and stay in the sun, to dry the scutellum and facilitate the shed, and warmth, since they are cold blooded animals and cannot maintain constant heat in the body.”

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thesuperherocostumingforum:

Warlord Cosplay - San Diego ComicCon 1986

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OLD SCHOOL.

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doomandgloomfromthetomb: James Brown - Switzerland, 1973 Get on the good foot with this recording of the James Brown Revue, via Big O. Cool that the full JB’s warm-up set is included here. If you’ve ever wanted to hear Maceo and Co. play hits like “Theme From Shaft” and  “Backstabbers” today is your lucky day, my friend. Also tons of good Danny Ray flamboyance to enjoy — and of course, Mr. James Brown himself is incandescent.

doomandgloomfromthetomb:

James Brown - Switzerland, 1973

Get on the good foot with this recording of the James Brown Revue, via Big O. Cool that the full JB’s warm-up set is included here. If you’ve ever wanted to hear Maceo and Co. play hits like “Theme From Shaft” and  “Backstabbers” today is your lucky day, my friend. Also tons of good Danny Ray flamboyance to enjoy — and of course, Mr. James Brown himself is incandescent.

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crisdias:

Game of Thrones Beer Coasters

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