Lilium Saffron Dewbell

September 18, 2013

YEAGH! Sorry, I just… YEAGH! (h/t Red)

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Rob

11 years ago

Either the drugs in my cold medicine are getting to me or that’s something out of Hunter S. Thompson’s Fairytale Book for Kids.

Kris

11 years ago

Illegible font in the title, ridiculous cover “model” ~ and the THREAT of more? Make it STOP!!!

Take Cover

11 years ago

Part of the fun of this site is that you never know quite what you’re going to encounter as you scroll down.

Note to self: do not do this while drinking coffee.

So anyway, in this case, I’m guessing those deliciously wonky eyes are trying to track a fly that’s landed on the inside of her nose?

James F. Brown

11 years ago

Aieeee! Those eyes! ROTFLMAO…

James F. Brown

11 years ago

Also, is that hair or a dead albino octopus on her head?

Wendy Christopher

11 years ago

How many bits of different women were used to make that compository nightmare at the front?!

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