Oh No! It’s Another Week of Link Dumps
Will the link dumps never end?!? Not this week, that’s for darn sure.
Crayola Horrors – Flashbak has a roundup of drawings from weird vintage coloring books.
We Are All Completely Fine – Novella which follows the “final survivors” of various horror movie-esque tragedies as they speak to a therapist who finally seems to believe them.
My Beautiful Monsters – Etsy shop full of extremely squee-worthy plush monsters.
Not all Australian animals are deadly… – A description of one of the exceptions. (Hat tip to xJane) Bonus link: Down in the Reddit thread for this, somebody posted a .gif of the way they move when startled.
The Most Metal Deaths in Middle-earth, Ranked – “Gandalf’s death was so metal he came back to life a different fucking color.”
Sort of Coal Soap – The Danish company that makes charcoal water purifiers also sells pure-black charcoal soap in case you want to goth up your daily shower. They also offer black shampoo.
The Entopod – A design student has created a “starter kit” for eating bugs.
Ask the Past – Blog devoted to “advice from old books,” curated by a historian. She’s recently published a related book.
Bat Sculpture – Lovely steampunky metal bat by Igor Verniy.
Eating Dungeons & Dragons Iron Rations – Long video exploring the “iron rations” that feed adventurers in D&D campaigns. This would be a handy resource for LARPing. (via Propnomicon)
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July 6th, 2015 at 11:31 am
Oh, those coloring books! “Ever seen a grown man naked?”
And I don’t care how many bad things that spider eats, if I saw it leap/gallop/flailing towards me I’d leave and let it have the house.
July 6th, 2015 at 6:04 pm
Speaking of spiders jumping out at you , One jumped straight into my face a week ago while I was driving. I guess I looked like a meal to the little bugger.
July 8th, 2015 at 6:39 am
Re: coal soap & shampoo, I actually use these A LOT (not this brand though), coal is great for the skin. I can’t vouch for that particular brand, but I highly recommend rotating to coal soaps and shampoos every once in a while.