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fuck it. just move this to channel zero.

I stumbled upon a pretty cool recipe: The new issue of the journal Science In Schools presents an interesting project on how to make iron-gall ink, the same ink used by da Vinci, Bach, van Gogh, and countless medieval monks. The author of the project, Gianluca Farusi, and his chemistry students used a recipe written by Pietro Canepario in 1619 and published in his book De atramentis cuiuscumque generis (All Kinds of Ink). The ingredients consist of acorn galls, water, ferrous sulphate, and gum arabic. http://www.scienceinschool.org/2007/issue6/galls/

nostalgy caught up with me and I watched have to fly, have to fight, have to crow epic.

my desk-desktop. psyckoze's desk to be precise.

she said 'mother fucker'? :spin2:

e-props will do. but if you can't help yourself, go nuts with it..

you mean the streets. also: fuck yes, the streets.

my grandfather sometimes said they used to eat cats back in italy. but I always thought he was kidding. this post reminded me of it and I finally googled it. I got this: Actually eating cat was probably more common than people think. Fabrizio de Andre', the great Italian songwriter from Genova, sang of a levre de cuppi (roof tiles hare) dish in his song Creuza de Ma, and, if the prejudice is true, in Vicenza probably no one would be too surprised if they got a gatto (cat) on a dish, at least not the old vicentini. haha. now I can say to people my genes are telling me to eat their cat.

beast color palettes continued... toads & frogs this one is unbelievable

don't worry about it, she sort of deserves it for depriving the cat of its freedom. you could tell her that.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-35W_%26_Mississippi_River_Bridge there's a bunch of pictures in the article.

funny how pimps, asskissers, fortune tellers and counterfeiters are all located deeper in hell than murderers. dante's right about traitors though.

I sold the simpsons chess set for €5 in a garage sale a couple of months ago. something tells me I should have waited a little bit longer...

I second that.

talking about colour palettes, this birdie's beak is epic.