epitoma-rei-militaris:

mounmantaka:

agentofawesome:

oldmanyellsatcloud:

mostlysignssomeportents:

For at least the third time, construction workers in Georgia have opened
up the walls of a former dentist’s office only to discover thousands of
teeth in the wall cavity.

The latest discovery was made at Valdosta, Georgia’s TB Converse
Building, built in 1900, in a dental office occupied by Dr Clarence
Whittington and then Dr Lester G Youmans, from 1900 until the 1930s.

Previous troves of entombed teeth have been discovered in old dentists’ offices n Greensboro and Carrolton.

https://boingboing.net/2018/10/27/poor-r-value.html

>for at least the t h i r d t i m e

apparently the cool thing to do post-war was utilize the empty space between studs as a fucking sharps container because that could never cause a problem in the future

thanks boomers

Heh, they filled the cavities in the walls with teeth that probably had cavities.

Southern Gothic.

lambtail:

here take this

fake-smiling-mask:

bisexualityislegit:

respecting their sexuality

Can’t reblog fast enough

karadanver:

first i yee and then maybe if im feelin spicy i’ll even haw

occultdigest:

Mutual: *puts Metal Gear Solid on my dash*

Me getting sad and confused again because I don’t know which headband-wearing bearded man I’m looking at:

theshitpostcalligrapher:

fruitgushers:

if you arent someone the church wanted dead 300 years ago are you really living

word that