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Were you freaked the fuck out by that painting?
I didn't look for it. 23%  23%  [ 6 ]
HOLY CRAP YES! 12%  12%  [ 3 ]
It wasn't that scary... 65%  65%  [ 17 ]
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scebboaliwiw
 Post subject: The scariest picture you may ever see.
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For a really scary picture, try searching for a painting named, "saturn eating his son". No links because first, I don't want anyone accidently clicking any links, and second, it takes longer to search for it, thus giving you more time to change your mind.


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Hoshika-Pichu
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It's not as scary as realistic Kirby.

And I mean both versions.

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Deuce
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Merlin
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That's not scary when I do it and it's not scary when in a painting.

Learn to scare to people.

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WonderWall
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More unnerving than outright scary. Though I have to say if I came across that in a dark hallway or something I would freak the fuck out.
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scebboaliwiw
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Well the first time I saw it was at night so...
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Darkly Nightman
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Try searching for pictures of harlequin babies, or somethin'.

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MORGANMAN
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Oh, yeah, I've seen this.

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I actually think it's pretty awesome...
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Ungeheuer
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There's far better and more unsettling paintings by Goya, both among the Black Paintings (Saturn is part of that series of paintings Goya painted onto the walls of his own house late in his life, when he was completely deaf, disillusioned and completely done with humanity) and his numerous series of prints, most notably "Los desastres de la guerra" (The disasters of war), graphic impressions of the Napoleonic wars, published only long after Goya's death, "Los Caprichos", where he criticizes and mocks the eccentricity and foolishness of his fellow humans, and "Los Disparates".

Did I mention Goya's my favorite painter?


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Goof Ball
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Yeah, I didn't have courage to look for it...

If someone here is a real man....

Go here > http://www.awkwardzombie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1465

Have fun.

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Vix
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I've seen that in Spanish class. Es bueno, me gusta.

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MORGANMAN
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Ungeheuer wrote:
There's far better and more unsettling paintings by Goya, both among the Black Paintings (Saturn is part of that series of paintings Goya painted onto the walls of his own house late in his life, when he was completely deaf, disillusioned and completely done with humanity) and his numerous series of prints, most notably "Los desastres de la guerra" (The disasters of war), graphic impressions of the Napoleonic wars, published only long after Goya's death, "Los Caprichos", where he criticizes and mocks the eccentricity and foolishness of his fellow humans, and "Los Disparates".

Did I mention Goya's my favorite painter?
Ungeheuer wins.

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Fooflyer
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Hoshika-Pichu wrote:
It's not as scary as realistic Kirby.

And I mean both versions.


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coraleaterlinda
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we studied this painting in my art appreciation class. its disturbing, but cool.

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Defenestrator2.0
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coraleaterlinda wrote:
we studied this painting in my art appreciation class. its disturbing, but cool.

And I appreciate that.

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