#John Frederick

[diioonysus]

it's all in the eyes

[esonetwork]

Killers From Space | Episode 357

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Killers From Space | Episode 357

Jim tales a somewhat humorous look at a cult sci-fi from 1954- W. Lee Wilder’s “Killers From Space,” starring Peter Graves, Barbara Bestar, James Seay, Frank Gerstle, Steve Pendleton, John Frederick and Ben Welden. A nuclear physicist (Graves) is abducted by aliens and told of their plan to conquer the Earth … but, no one believes him. Find out more on this episode of MONSTER ATTACK!, The Podcast Dedicated To Old Monster Movies.

[antiqueanimals]

Rabbits Feeding. John Frederick Herring Senior (1795-1865). Oil on panel.

Christie's

[random-brushstrokes]

John Frederick Lewis - An Italian girl at Rome (1838)

[spockvarietyhour]

Star Trek Enterprise "Terra Prime"

[jeyneofpoole]

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🩻 drjohnraee

and you laughed you alllllll laughed at me well who’s fucking laughing now?????? who’s laughing now!!!!!!!!!!!

📖 what-the-dickens

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👛 ladys-jane

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⚓️ admiraltyofficial

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🇬🇧 greatbritain

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🍖 ghostfitzghost

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🍐 tearypeary

THE POLE AT LAST!!!!

👦 blackborrows

shhhhhh they don’t know i’m here don’t tell the boss

⛓️ shacklez

i have a hankering for some stowaway stew….. hmmmmmmmmmm……..

👦 blackborrows

oh my god

🔖 drfreddyc

I HAVE ATTAINED THE POLE. STOP. I’M PREPARED TO BE NORMAL ABOUT IT. STOP. NO I DIDN’T PLAGIARIZE JULES VERNE. STOP. SHUT UP. STOP.

🦅 falconscotts

jsyk if you still fw @/shacklez after the whole mcmurdo sound situation you are the scum of the earth. that’s not even mentioning the hordes of wealthy widows he has trailing after him like have some DECORUM you have a WIFE and CHILDREN if you still choose to follow him you’re dead to me idc. they might cancel me for this i don’t CARE the only way he’s ever trying for the pole again is over my DEAD fucking BODY!!!!!!!!!!

⛄️ pengwilson

they’ll just never admit their fave is problematic it’s so pathetic 🙄

🦅 falconscotts

come here

🍐 tearypeary

he says what.

❄️ amundzen

i can’t believe fred would do this he’s dead to me don’t fucking talk to me about it i’m done i’m so done

❄️ amundzen

post cancelled he still want me 😝

🥫 goldnerco

leaching my poisonous substance. and brother. it’s corrosive!!!!!

🥶 franklinexofficial

what does this mean

🥶 franklinexoffcial

come back what does this mean

⛓️ shacklez

over my dead body he says……….

⛓️ shacklez

okay would it be totally fucked if i…….. no like would it be messed up if. okay wait hear me out. no like would i be a bad person. no like wait.

⛓️ shacklez

dug up the divorce papers to fire me up i no longer have any compunctions i’m on the move nothing can stop me

🐎 socksthepony

fuck you 🪦

⛓️ shacklez

i’ve been stopped

⛴️ theotherross

happy wife happy life amirite 😋 sorry guys i can’t make it on this one have fun without me!

⛴️ theotherross

😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬

[djdolleyes]

Some ship requests from my friends teehee

fem fitzconte, hodgevoeux, dundy hodge and cdv, armitozer, macdonald and peddie and meerkat fitzconte

[beatricecenci]

John Frederick Lewis (English, 1804-1876)

A Young Turkish Woman

[balkanparamo]

The Coffee Bearer: John Frederick Lewis

[tur5000]

Historical figures I wanted to draw and John Steed.

Very serious post guys. (This took 4 hours.)

[diioonysus]

"i want to raise up the magic world all around me and live strongly and quietly there." - virginia woolf

[psikonauti]

John Frederick Kensett (American,1816-1872)

New England Sunrise, 1863

oil on canvas

[antiqueanimals]

Pantaloon. Indistinctly dated 1846. John Frederick Herring Senior (1795-1865). Oil on canvas.

[random-brushstrokes]

John Frederick Lewis - A Greek Girl Standing on a Balcony (1840)

[somlesssssom]

he he h artdump

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Some Zoology Vocabulary

for your next poem/story

Aestivation - A period of summer dormancy. Summer dormancy is often exhibited by animals when conditions become unfavourable.

Anthroponosis - An infection or disease that is transmissible from humans to animals under natural conditions.

Arboreal - Used to describe an animal that lives in trees. There are many different arboreal invertebrates including species of ant, tarantula, stick insect and many different species of moth and butterfly.

Book lungs - The main respiratory organ in most arachnids (spiders and scorpions); get their name from the fact that the stacked plates have the appearance of the closed pages of a book.

Coelom - Fluid-filled cavity within the body of an animal; usually refers to a cavity lined with specialized tissue peritoneum in which the gut is suspended.

Eyespots - Markings on an insect, usually on the surface of the fore or hind wings, that resemble a mammalian eye; used to scare off potential predators by making the insect appear to be part of a much larger organism. In some species the eyespots are concealed when at rest but can be 'flashed' at a predator in an attempt to scare them away.

Haemolymph - Insect blood and is the fluid that fills the haemoceol; transfers nutrients from the insect gut to the organs, takes away waste and also transmits hormones.

Hypogeic - Describes organisms that live underground (usually within the soil).

Lepidopterist - An entomologist who specialises in studying butterflies and moths. The name lepidopterist is derived from the name of the Order of butterflies and moths, Lepidoptera.

Osculum - The main opening through which filtered water is discharged. Found in sponges.

Parapodia - A sort of "false foot" formed by extension of the body cavity. Polychaetes and some insect larvae have parapodia in addition to their legs, and these provide extra help in locomotion.

Saproxylic - Describes invertebrates that are dependent on dead or decaying wood (or dependent on other organisms that are themselves dependent on dead wood). These invertebrates may not be dependent on the wood for their entire life cycle but at least some stage is dependent on wood. A good example of this are the larvae of some beetles that feed on decaying wood. The adults may feed on other things (such as nectar).

Thanatosis - "Playing dead"; displayed by many species of insect when they feel threatened by a potential predator. The insect will often fall to the ground and tuck in any protruding legs or antennae. The insect will remain like this for some time, even when prodded or poked by the predator. Some time after the predator has lost interest the insect will start moving again and make its escape. It is commonly found among the beetles - ladybirds are particularly good at 'playing dead'.

Venation - The arrangement (number and position) of veins within an insect's wing; often used as a way of differentiating between species. In early insects, the veins running down the wing (longitudinal veins) were connected by a series of cross veins. Most insect groups have lost, or dramatically reduced the number of, these cross veins. However, some insects such as dragonflies and damselflies have wings that contain many cross veins.

Xylophagous - Describes animals that feed almost exclusively on wood. Insect examples of such animals include furniture beetles and death watch beetle.

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