Just who the hell would want to buy such pics? I sure hope that the bunny wasn’t harmed during the making of this stupid photo.
Via the always entertaining Awkward Stock Photos blog.
I want this so bad.
The Brain Freeze ice tray will make four frozen “brains,” that are sure to be a hit at your next party. The tray is molded from pure silicone, and is dishwasher safe.
Link.
It’s hard to imagine, but this was the second video to be uploaded to YouTube. The video, titled “My Snowboarding Skillz,” was posted on April 23, 2005.
And the first? This.
Theresa Kasun, an MFA graduate of the New York Academy of Art, is the artist behind these gorgeously-lush, still-life images. Her paintings invoke the memories of a long bygone era, but with a contemporary twist.
Continue reading ‘The Beautiful Still-Life Art of Theresa Kasun’
William Shatner As Edgar Allan Poe
Published by February 1st, 2010 in Humor and Tv Shows. 0 CommentsThere was a time when Will Shatner fancied himself to be a serious dramatic actor. He played his roles with epic intensity, complete with long pauses, and other trademark ‘Shatnerisms’.
All of it was unintentional comedy gold.
Watch him play Edgar Allan Poe in this television clip, broadcast in 1983 on Halloween day.
These abstract camera-toss images are part of a spectacular gallery created by Flickr user Chris Piazza.
The camera-toss technique, as the name implies, involves throwing a camera up in the air and capturing images.
If you want to learn how to create your own camera-toss pictures, head over to this Wired wiki on the same subject.
Yeah. The iPad was a big colossal disappointment for people (including me) who were expecting nothing less than the alchemist’s stone from Apple.
So, who better than Bruno Ganz as Hitler in Der Untergang to articulate our collective frustration.
Take it away, Bruno.
Fashioned out of aluminum and acrylic, these cutters would make for a great gift for font fanatics and typography fiends.
To eat or not to eat? If that is the question on your mind, the fine folks at the San Francisco Food Blog have made this handy flow chart to provide you some options.
A short instructional video on the art of sleeve facing.
Confession time. I’ve had a huge man crush on Conan O’ Brien for years.
During a troubled and lonely phase in my life, Conan was like a dear friend who would cheer me up at the end of a long and tiring day. I would religiously stay up at night, just to watch the Late Show. He was just the sort of guy with whom you could imagine chilling out and having a few beers with.
His style of humor was more of the quirky, self-deprecating kind – the joke was always on him. Or so, he cleverly made it seem. The crazy string dance, the madcap antics, or even that wild shock of hair. He did not hold back anything.
He made us laugh.
Unless you have been living under a rock, most of you will know about the whole NBC-Conan-Leno fiasco. Last night was Conan’s last show as the Tonight Show host. He showed us all how to say goodbye, folks.
With class and dignity.
Will wait for you to be back on air, buddy.
Create Your Own Superheroes With Hero Machine
Published by January 22nd, 2010 in Comics and Cool Stuff. 0 CommentsI could spend hours with this app thingie.
Confusia. Created with Hero Machine 2.5.
It’s pretty twisted, huh? Have fun.
A funny blog dedicated to collecting not-so-sexy, but awesome portraits of people.
And yes, we have all had such photographs taken of us sometime. No exceptions.
Link to Sexy People.
For thousands of years, people have wondered how the builders of Stonehenge were able to maneuver and place the massive rocks into position.
Wally Wallington, a retired construction worker from Michigan, may have just (singlehandedly) found the answer.
You can get more information at his official site.
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