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Reminds me of when Max realized that he was given back the bell at the end of Krampus. Love this.

What the bell doin

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Yesss you read my mind. thank you

aaaaye, thank you kindly. ☺️

Who said it isn't?

A little like Tim Burton's style at least with the circles around/sunken eyes.

Based on the Krampus (2015 film)? Or just the mythos of the folklore?

shame that’s not a wrapping paper.

super cool.

Love that art style. Very cool.

I don't know what to tell you about what the cultural-lensed perceptions of fleshlights will be by our great grandkids, but what I can say with absolute certainty is that if you think your opinion on something of this matter is more developed and mature than others, you aren't as far along the path of enlightenment as you think you are.

Trogdor was a man

But if they dug deeper, we wouldn’t have all these spooky scary skeletons!

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I want my femurs to be drink stirrers

It was actually socially acceptable and even an honor to have your body memorialized like this. You know, Jesus freaks

Imagine this thing running up on you. Love the concept and shading by the way.

Yeah reduce this beautiful and haunting memorial to death as “arts and crafts.” Some people do not get art or other cultures

You’re right, lots of boring, small minded midwesterners here… death is a universally shared concept, is it really so strange to think that people of different cultures and time periods have different ways of respecting it?

Been to Sedlec Ossuary in Kutna Hora. Highly suggest this, that, or any of these places. It is goddamn crazy. 😍

This was the only place I've ever just noped the hell out of. The smell of the place just freaked me out.

Well, this culture says to not do that.

Seek help.

The soil stops becoming sacred the farther you dig down as the sinfulness of hell radiates upwards, obviously.

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