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Wild Strawberries (1957)

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The Cremator (Spalovač mrtvol), 1969

Directed by Juraj Herz

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This is why I hate admitting that I’m a Gemini. 

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new movie ranking system: how cute was the CGI wolf? 

if it doesn’t have CGI wolves, that doesn’t mean it’s subject to other rating systems, that just means it fails 

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since some of you havent actually read please accept this spider as payment here it is in its entirety, fresh from 2008

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6 ways to turn her on.

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Art by

Ed Harrington

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Forests have secrets, it’s practically what they’re for. To hide things. To separate one world from another.

Catherynne M. Valente, ‘Deathless’ (via serpentandstang)

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You know of any examples of wintry Solarpunk?

I’m not sure how all of the logistics would work (I’m more of a sociology guy than a STEM guy), but I don’t see why a colder climate wouldn’t be able to take advantage of renewable energy sources – geothermal and perfected solar technology and such.

Aesthetically, you’d probably end up with something very similar to the “Northern Lights glass igloos” in Finland:

Maybe connect all the igloos with a tunnel/tube system and have them all link up to a big hub at the center. Maybe the hub has advanced solar panels and sits on a geothermal hot spot, and the energy accumulated there could power the surrounding homes and buildings. 

People can and should add to this, because my winter solarpunk imagination is a tad limited. 

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Otto Dix - paintings

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Tiny sees all of the things!

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