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Monster of God
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“Great and terrible flesh eating beasts have always shared landscape with humans. They were part of the ecological matrix with which Homo sapiens evolved. They were a part of the psychological contect in which our sense of idenity as a species arose. They were part of the spiritual systems we invented for coping. The teeth of the predators, their claws, their ferocity and their hunger were grim realities that could be eluded but not forgotten. Every once in a while, a monstrous carnivore emerged like doom from a forest or a river to kill someone and feed on the body. It was a familiar sort of disaster -like auto fatalities today- that must have seemed freshly, shockingly gruesome each time, despite the familiarity. And it conveyed a certain message. Among the earliest forms of human self-awareness was the awareness of being meat.”
www.amazon.com/Monster-God-Man-Eating-Predator-Jungles/dp/0393051404
Last charge of the HMS Thunderchild
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The Shocker
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Obtained from: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shocker_(hand_gesture)
stoppie illusion
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This image was found on “NBC Sports” week in pictures.
The story reads…
“Nick de Wit of South Africa performs
during an exhibition show in front of
the Pyramids in Giza to promote the
Red Bull X-Fighters World Series in
Cairo, Egypt on Friday.”
The Fountain
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Had some mixed feelings about this flick, but I enjoyed the existential atmosphere & trippy effects.
“Death is the road to awe.”
Paw Tattoo
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Deceased pet tattoo fail. It resembles an infectious flesh eating bacteria.
Hungarian Wet T-Shirt Festival
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“A bucket of water is poured onto a woman of the Paloc minority, dressed in her traditional clothing, in Holloko, Hungary, Thursday, April 9, 2009, during a rehearsal of the typical Hungarian Easter tradition when men pour water on women.”
Source: www.ggn.com “good news photos”
Chernobyl in 2007
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