Hang this up in your TIME MACHINE…click to enlarge

Sorry, I haven't put any new Hex's over here lately. But for most things, Facebook is much easier & quicker to use for just passing on funny groovy serious linksies & such. So be sure and have a look over there: http://www.facebook.com/ttedwards?ref=profile

Here's a good one from Miss Julia Segal at Skullswap: http://juliasegal.tumblr.com/post/153189569/hang-this-up-in-your-time-machine-click-to-enlarge
Julia sez: "Hang this up in your TIME MACHINE…click to enlarge"

It's July & A Day After Hump Day's Worth of Good, Borrowed Images

From: http://retrozone.tumblr.com/post/133258105/hayle-mills
The beautiful Hayley Mills




From: http://thesweetestpsychopath.tumblr.com/post/134221665





From: http://juliasegal.tumblr.com/post/132386092/inside-the-bottle-on-the-set-of-i-dream-of
Inside the bottle…on the set of I Dream Of Jeannie




From: http://www.kentonline.co.uk/kentonline/news/2009/june/30/rare_bronze_age_paddle_find.aspx
via: A Blog About History
A Bronze Age paddle was discovered on a fossil hunt at Wildwood Trust, Herne Bay.
There are thought to have been only six other paddles of its type found in the UK.
Anne Riddell, head of education at Wildwood, and one of the people that helped with the excavation of the paddle, said: "To find something like this is fantastic and really exciting."
The Bronze Age discovery was spotted on an annual Fossil Hunt on June 21. Around 50 people gathered for the hunt to walk from Swalecliffe to Longcrock.
The paddle was noticed by one of the group when they saw a piece of wood sticking out of the mud.
Members of the Regionally Important Geological and Geomorphological Sites (RIGS), who were also on the hunt, confirmed the find by analysing the Bronze Age sediment it was found in.
In Britain, the Bronze Age is considered to have been the period from around 2700 to 700 BC.




From: http://likedreamsville.blogspot.com/2009/06/noa-noa-journal-of-south-seas-paul.html
Noa Noa - A Journal Of The South Seas - Paul Gauguin
In 1891 Paul Gauguin left France on his first trip to Tahiti. This is the journal he kept of that trip. Gauguin fell in love with the people and the way of life and eventually packed it all in and moved there to live. Eventually he returned to France but "going native" and living a bohemian lifestyle in the south pacific influenced his life and art forever. Gauguin was the original nature boy.




From: http://a.parsons.edu/~dezsoa/index.html
Nico




From: http://bebelestrange.tumblr.com/post/130967534
embroidered heart by Andrea Dezso, a Hungarian artist whose unique and beautiful work ranges from tile mosaics in the New York City subways to small journals and handmade paper cutouts. Her work can be found here: http://a.parsons.edu/~dezsoa/index.html




From: http://juliasegal.tumblr.com/post/114920896





From: http://www.flashglamtrash.com/post.php?id=1917
RIP 1958–2009 by ooOOoo




From: http://www.boingboing.net/2009/06/27/photos-of-fireworks.html
Our pal Stefan took photos of a fireworks stand. Fun!
More at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stefan_e_jones/3665461581/in/set-72157620644705428/

HAVE A HAPPY & SAFE 4TH YA'LL!

Can't Wait For A "BORROWED PHOTOS" Post To Get This One Out There

http://juliasegal.tumblr.com/post/129605715/phil-collins-and-robert-plant-1983

Phil Collins and Robert Plant, 1983

Ouch! Time for a New Batch of Good Borrowed Images

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FROM: skullswap





FROM: the sweetest psychopath
Fine art by Lux circa 1976




FROM: hewhocannotbenamed





FROM: If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger,There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats
Watch the Skies! #7 - Sicily (1954)




FROM: ARTHUR MAGAZINE - WE FOUND THE OTHERS
Porträt der Violette Heymann 1910 (Click for full size) by ODILON REDON, Great French Symbolist painter, student of Rodolphe Bresdin.




FROM: If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger,There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats
The Art of American Fantasy #33




FROM: bebe le strange
john baldry getting a mod london cut via nickelinthemachine.com




FROM: skullswap





FROM: RETrOZONe
Joyce Gibson

all about naps!

(FROM skull swap)
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Time for Additional Good Borrowed Literary Images

From: A Damn Good Read
“I was hooked. I couldn’t put it down until I finished…. I was simply impressed that these were real, instantly recognizable people…poor lonely bastards of every stripe resorting to utter humiliation and personal endangerment in the barest hope of hooking up with a kindred spirit. It’s a brave book with a great deal of heart.” —Poppy Z. Brite



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From: ErosBlog: The Sex Blog




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From: Reg Manning




From: it's deadlicious™

A New Month & A New Batch Of Good Borrowed Images

From ???:
Osamu Dazai, author of "No Longer Human" & "The Setting Sun"



From jeffen @ music ruined my life:
The same Gustav Dore woodcut later ripped off by Skinny Puppy and surely a few wretched death metal bands.
The Only Ones' third single, "You've Got To Pay" from 1979 is another shot of crystal pure pop, albeit pop from another planet. The song is jaunty and happy in execution but relentlessly bleak in its outlook; the perfect pop paradox (think "You Are My Sunshine" but with heroin instead of moonshine as the drug of forgetting). The B-side, "This Ain’t All (It’s Made Out To Be)", is a solid up-temp rocker,with a big melodic guitar solo in the middle, which was left off of the excellent LP, Even Serpents Shine.
Original post w/DL:
http://musicruinedmylife.blogspot.com/2009/05/only-ones-ygtp.html



From julia segal @ skull swap:
corndog tattoo



From Tom Sutpen @ If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger,There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats:
Friends and Family #60
Original Caption: (Washington) -- Mafia leader John Dioguardi punches press photographer Stanley Tretick after being ordered out of the Senate hearing room for causing a commotion. Dio had been called to testify before the Senate Rackets Committee on his alleged leadership of labor racketeering in New York. (1957)



From Johnny One-Note's Earcandies:
Tooter Boatman "Rockin' Tooter Boatman"
Here's some info about Tooter:
Real name William McCon Boatman. Born 1936 in Mineral Wells, Texas. Died in 1964. William McCon Boatman Jr. An entertainer, showman, musician and singer. His other well known talents were fighter and lover. Tooter was known to kick a wild bull in the ass, as the bull swung around for the kill, Tooter would spit in his eye. The bull would "beller" and run away in fear.
Tooter had more girl friends than Elvis had golden records. He could handle a couple of dates a night. Married for a short time... one day! Don't know her name but I've seen her blazing eyes. They could tear a body in half with one slow glare.
Tooter lived across the road from an Assembly of God Church which woke him up with a blessing each Sunday morning. Tooter's house is torn down now, an empty lot the church uses for parking.
Tooter's band, the Chaparrals, then consisted of Charlie O'Bannon (piano), Bill Bland (guitar) and Shorty Dinglar (slap bass). Tooter and the Chaparrals began recording songs at Danny Wolfe's studio in Stephenville. We did some cuts at Herring's in Fort Worth, but the closeness in Danny's studio generated the warm personal feeling, the true sound of Tooter. Danny often booked us in clubs and on TV shows to push his records.
Tooter was the spotlight star on a show called "Teenage Downbeat" in Fort Worth on June 11, 1959. Shorty Dinglar continued playing slap bass for Tooter after leaving the army, but then later Shorty left with his family, moving back to upper New York State. Without Shorty, the Tooter Boatman sound as we love it vanished...
25 cut CD featuring one of the original Texas wildmen, Tooter Boatman, along with his great band from the late 50's, the Chapperals. This has most of the rockers from the 3 White Label LP's like Susie's House/ Life Begins At 4 O'Clock/ They Won't Let Me In/ Teenage Hangout , etc. and sweetens the pot with 10 alternate, previously unreleased versions plus a trio of previously unreleased instrumentals - Moonshot/ Tooter's Boogie/ Blow It Up Boogie . Plenty of crazy rockin' on this one with some outrageous hammering, lightnin' fast pickin' and scorching sax breaks. Beer Rock Pt. 2/ The Will Of Love/ Rock It Up/ Big Deal , etc. Enjoy!"
01. The Will Of Love (Alt) 02. Thunder And Lightning 03. Moonshot (Instrumental) 04. Life Begins At 4 O'Clock 05. They Won't Let Me In 06. Wayward Wind 07. Tooters Boogie (Instrumental) 08. More And More (I Love You) 09. Susie's House 10. Big Deal 11. Uh (Instrumental) 12. Gonna Come 13. Stagger Lee 14. Depressions Blues (Take 1) 15. Rock It Up (Instrumental) 16. Who Dat 17. Teenage Hangout 18. When The Party's Over 19. Blow It Up Boogie (Instrumental) 20. Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On 21. I'm With You 22 Beer Rock, Part 2 (Instrumental) 23. The Other Me 24. Hey Little Missy 25 The Will Of Love.
Original post w/DL:
http://wurlitzer1900.blogspot.com/2009/06/tooter-boatman-rockin-tooter-boatman.html



From???:
Patricia Morrison




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From Cherie G:
Castle People, Michael & Terri.



From julia segal @ skull swap:
baseball jesus!

how to draw boobs…

http://juliasegal.tumblr.com/post/115170659/how-to-draw-boobs

(From Julia Segal's SKULL SWAP)

how to draw boobs…

A Wild Weekend of Good/Bad Borrowed Images

From Durer:
Melancholia


From Ken @ The Stash Dauber:



From Mookie @The Post Punk Progressive Pop Party:
Eduardo Benavente (Madrid, on October 30, 1962 - Alfaro, on May 14, 1983) was a Spanish musician. Drummer of bands like Alaska y los Pegamoides (Alaska and the Celluloses), Seres Vacíos (Empty Beings) and leader and singer of Parálisis Permanente (Permanent Paralysis), a cult band of the famous “movida madrileña” in early 80's, his early death turned it into a myth of the Spanish alternative music scene. He was only 20 years old when he died in a traffic accident while touring with his band 26 years ago. He is still considered the icon of the Spanish Punk and Goth scene.


From "Boody" by Craig Yoe
The Bizarre Comics of Boody Rogers


From Julia Segal @ skull swap:



From Joe Nick:
Turban Cowboy


From Grumpy Owl:



From Don Gray:
Miss Nancy & Miss Linda


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From Red Neckerson?:
Jean Sheppard


From Heathcliff: