Here’s a bit of morbid wintertime fun. Jen Hutchinson made the best of a blizzard that recently struck the southern UK by making these awesome undead snowmen who appear to be emerging from old graves in a disused graveyard in Bristol.
Photo by Jonathan Pow
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NOW REBLOGABBLE CAUSE CUPBOARDGODS WANTED TO REBLOG IT AND CHERISH IT
THANK
I REMEMBER SHOWING THIS TO MY DAD WHEN IT WAS NEW AND WE BOTH SAT THERE AND CRACKED THE FUCK UP OMFG
I am so proud that I was partly responsible for this masterpiece.
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The Saga of Biorn (2011)
A film by: Benjamin J. Kousholt, Daniel D. Christensen, Mads Lundgaard Christensen, Jesper A. Jensen, Jonas K. Doctor, Steffen Lyhne, Pernille Ørum-Nielsen, Frederik Bjerre-Poulsen, Jonas GeorgakakisBiôrn, an old Viking, is determined to reach Valhalla, the warrior’s afterlife full of excessive drinking and debauchery. To gain entry he has to die honorably in battle, but he discovers that the right death isn’t so easy.
This is probably one of my all time favorite animated shorts!
Oh gosh it’s been too long since I saw this.
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But Confucius has answered them with the final whistle, it’s all over. Germany, having trounced England’s famous midfield trio of Bentham, Locke and Hobbes in the semi-final, have been beaten by the odd goal.
ETA: Just in case anyone hasn’t seen this skit: here
[x] (via fuckyeahstephenfry)Almost everything I am, I owe to libraries. When I was a child there were no great libraries around.
Libraries still for me have this extraordinary charge. When I get in one, I feel this buzz, it is almost sexual. Behind these bound copies are voices - people murmuring to you, seducing you, dragging you into their world. I suppose if I have one campaign I can really get behind it is saving libraries. Everyone surely has the right to access the voices of the past.
