Ruins in the woods

Giant spider from Krull gif

My photo of Panic! at the Disco in concert when they covered Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody

A little eye candy for a Saturday night

You can tell this ad is from the 90's because of the Pokémon and Austin Powers references

Some Thursday night eye candy

This is a poster for Return of the Jedi from before they changed it's name from Revenge of the Jedi. George Lucas decided revenge wasn't something a Jedi would try to get, so the name was changed, but

A girl and her dog

This will be the sexiest picture I ever post on here, because she's reading an honest to god old fashioned book. Plus, glasses make a woman like 175% hotter, that's just science.

This ad looks pretty harmless at first, it talks about the woman's interests and makes her seem like a rounded person. Then you reach the line about how it "leaves her free to browse, or the millions

A little trivia on Disney's Alice In Wonderland.

Monday eye candy

A vintage ad for superhero Pez dispensers featuring characters from both Marvel and DC. Spider-Man, Captain America and Hulk are from the House of Ideas, and Batman, Wonder Woman and Joker are representing

Times that rock stars went on tv and acted like weirdos, including artists like KISS, John Lennon, George Harrison, the Sex Pistols and Alice Cooper

By and large I'm over the whole zombie thing, but the Marvel Zombies are still a lot of fun.

A little something to help get you through your Friday night

In an attempt to break free of politics and negativity, here's a picture of a woman wielding a sword. I'm not Rembrandt, that's for sure.

Howard the Duck was not only a not so good movie based on a great comic. It was a not so good video game based on a not so great movie based on a great comic. Here is the ad for said video game.

Just a little something to help you make it through the night

This is how Anakin should look at the end of Return of the Jedi. It doesn't make sense that he would be young again, especially since Yoda and Obi-Wan aren't. I know that an entire generation grew up on