Acid Picdump (90 pics)

#54 That picture of Cary Grant was not taken in 1917. He was only 13 then.

#39 I wonder if she knows like pretty much everything else in the world, the vast majority of tattoo products often contain animal ingredients.
Glycerin: Made from animal fat, glycerin is a common ink stabilizer used to make the ink easier to work with.
Bone char: Black ink, the most popular and widely used color of all, is usually made with bone char, which is the soot from burned animal bones. Inks formulated with bone char are said to achieve the darkest, crispest shade of black.
Gelatin: Made from animal hooves, gelatin is a binding agent and a frequent ink ingredient.
Shellac: Shellac is used as a binding agent and is made from beetles.
Lanolin: Made from sheep wool, lanolin is a common ingredient in lotions, ointments and salves used during the tattooing process, as well as in after care products. Some say lanolin is used in essentially all stencil paper as well.
Beeswax: Used in aftercare lotions and salves.
Cod Liver Oil: Used in aftercare lotions and salves.

#26 - The brave protector of virginity with his fearsome battle tiger

[Stonewater] that way the lower part say "BUZZINGA!"