Tough guy alert! Why was I not aware of this trend?

Here’s another delightful flame yearbook photo here.

Awkward School Pictures

 
Odd Star Wars family portraits by artist and blogger Steven Quinn. You can veiw more of Steven’s work over at his Flicker account.
 
See more portraits after the jump…

 
London. The Swinging Sixties. Beat Combos. Guitars. Bri-Nylon Shirts. Bad Teeth. Fast Cars. Chicks. Guys. Fights. Suits. Fights. Chocolates. Exotic Locations. Hair. Lots of Hair. More Chicks. More Guys. George Lazenby. Glossy Color Magazines. Shaw Taylor. Newspapers. Weddings. Symbolism. Cigarettes. What more could you ask for?
 

 
With thanks to Simon Wells
 

 
I do not want to know what John Waters is thinking here, but I’ve got a penny for scarf-wearing man’s thoughts…

(Coincidence? I think not.)

Via Vulture

 
Lance Lund, a professor at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, is gonna show you how to royally fuck up with Sulfur Hexafluoride. Blue Velvet’s Frank Booth has nothin’ on Professor Lance Lund. Nothin’. 

Oh, and if you’re curious, there’s a splendid remix here.

(via HYST)

 
Apparently, doing drugs will turn you into Madonna and give you a runny nose.

“Just take a look at yourself in the mirror. I mean, you really wanna run around looking like this Madonna person?”

(via Publique)

 
Just sit back, relax, and cast your cares away.

Now, how deep is your love?

(via BuzzFeed)

 
This is what it took to make me finally appreciate the genius of Billy Joel. Fucking glorious !
 

 
Much thanks to Gregory Ward via Wonder Tonic

 
Nearly anybody within proximity of a radio or TV in the last 30 years knows the hits by Los Angeles synth-pop band Berlin. In fact I just heard them in my local grocery store, no joke. Utterly shameless in their sincere pretentiousness and desire to appear European (hence the name, duh…) they nonetheless knew how to craft a hit song as well. I had never seen these pre-fame very home made looking promo clips before including what seems to be a practice run at their future mega hit, Metro. The first clip here, however, with its weathered VHS vibe, absurd attitude and solid analogue groove, could easily pass for a current ironic hipster chillwave band or something you’d see on Tim & Eric.
 

 
More early Berlin after the jump…

By Randy Bish, Pittsburgh, PA—the Tribune-Review

(via Nerdcore)