Hot Slut of the Day
Hard to say exactly what is going on here, but I like it. And yeah, I stole the title from D-listed because I had no clue what to call this baffling image. “Hot Slut” seemed appropriate.
(via Twisted Vintage)
Hard to say exactly what is going on here, but I like it. And yeah, I stole the title from D-listed because I had no clue what to call this baffling image. “Hot Slut” seemed appropriate.
(via Twisted Vintage)
In case of any confusion, the big black arrow is pointing out the drug-addled gorilla.
The Sesame Street crew get crazy with the Beastie Boys’ “Sure Shot.”
This was put together by British branding and graphics company Wonderful Creations.
Grover is groovin’.
Kickin’ Jeans—not to be confused with “Chuck Norris’ Action Jeans”—was advertised in the back of Black Belt magazine in 1979 for a measly $19.95. Notice how the jeans have a “gusset crotch” sewn in them. You know, so your “bits” can be carried light-n-tight..
Artist William Geerts’ “(Sorry) Bible,” a work in progress. The artist says, “All letters in the bible were erased with white correction fluid except for the S, O, R, R, and Y in that order.”
(via Nerdcore)
51 stuffed dogs is the big draw at Castle Bitov in the Czech Republic. Canine lover Baron Georg Haas preserved his pets for eternity and now tourists from all over the planet can enjoy his bizarre collection of dead doggies.
Read more about the K9 crazy Baron at the The Daily Mail’s website
Yep, there’s an Eazy-E skirt available for ladies who strut down the street singin’ “Gimmie That Nutt.” This utterly inexplicable skirt is by Manhattan-based clothing label IdilVice and retails for $89.00. Order it here.
Previously on Dangerous Minds:
Steve Buscemi dress
(via Cherrybombed)
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Breaking news! Read all about it! Err, maybe not…
Rupert Murdoch’s flagship daily UK tabloid The Sun was this evening hacked by a group claiming to be Lulzsec, who uploaded a fake front page story that Murdoch’s cold, lifeless body had been found in his private glasshouse, after overdosing on palladium. Oh, if only. The website still seems to be down, and we are assuming that service will be back to normal by tomorrow, but by gum this was a good prank!
Thanks to Joe Spencer for the eagle eyes!
Not The Eggheads.
Long Island’s The Eggheads make a rare network TV appearance on the Gary Moore Show in 1964.
I’ve searched the Internet for more info on The Eggheads and have come up snake eyes. Anybody got the lowdown on this group? I know they released a single called ‘Foolin’ Around’ on Bell Records in 1964 and that’s all I know. Based on this terrific little video (in which they sing “Foolin’ Around”), the band seems worthy of some documentation somewhere.
