sweet-damn-mama-jam:

Hannibal takes my breath away.

The best part is the promo at the bottom of the screen caps.

oddrot: :: laughing tea out of nose :: Currently wearing this shirt!!

oddrot:

:: laughing tea out of nose ::

Currently wearing this shirt!!

geisterseher: Gordon Stables, Cats : their points and characteristics : with curiosities of cat life, and a chapter on feline ailments (1877) Yes, because a book will help sooo much.

geisterseher:

Gordon Stables, Cats : their points and characteristics : with curiosities of cat life, and a chapter on feline ailments (1877)

Yes, because a book will help sooo much.

“The origins of poetry are clearly rooted in obscurity, in secretiveness, in incantation, in spells that must at once invoke and protect, tell the secret and keep it.”
Mary Ruefle in Madness, Rack, & Honey (via phantasmaphile)

(Source: spacehotelusa)

geisterseher:

A friendly visit to the house of mourning (1812)

mothgirlwings: “Radio On” (1979)

mothgirlwings:

“Radio On” (1979)

(Source: littleplasticthings)

2headedsnake: Gerhard Richter ‘Abstraktes Bild, See’, 1997

2headedsnake:

Gerhard Richter

‘Abstraktes Bild, See’, 1997

Krampus greeting card from Austria, 1911

Krampus greeting card from Austria, 1911

(Source: dojatoldya)

nevver: Yoko Tanaka

nevver:

Yoko Tanaka

theartofgooglebooks: Throughout An Almanack for the Year of our Lord 1657 by S. B. (1657). Original from Indiana University. Digitized August 9, 2011.

theartofgooglebooks:

Throughout An Almanack for the Year of our Lord 1657 by S. B. (1657). Original from Indiana University. Digitized August 9, 2011.

hallucigenesis: dictionnaire-infernal: Livre de la Vigne nostre Seigneur. France, c. 1450-1470

hallucigenesis:

dictionnaire-infernal:

Livre de la Vigne nostre Seigneur. France, c. 1450-1470