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Cake Wrecks recently held a “dead Lenin cake caption contest.” I say, “Cake eaters of the world unite!”
Thanks Paige!
Cake Wrecks recently held a “dead Lenin cake caption contest.” I say, “Cake eaters of the world unite!”
Thanks Paige!
I find this clip by Israeli artist Ben-Ner amusing on so many levels, that, rather than spoil it for you, I’ll sign off with just a note of context: That’s a real Ikea.
If you “love” going to the dentist as much as I do, then you’re in for a delightful treat! Dental Assistant has a frightening pictoral tribute to the
My fluency in Italian ranges from shaky to non-existent, but some things do transcend linguistic boundaries. Beheadings by guillotine, for example. According to the Sokkomb website, “Your dynamic, active rhythm demands quick, summary justice and you are the person to do it, but too often you just don’t have the time and your family is increasingly in danger.” Well, regardless of whether or not you are that person, rest assured the Sokkomb in-home neck-chopper is made from, “the best solid pine and comes equipped with a sturdy blade in stainless steel. It is light and versatile and is guaranteed effective for up to 100 executions a day.”
Bizzare farm-themed yoga and exercise show for children called “E-i-E-i Yoga.” Featuring Yogi Oki Doki and his buddy, Rasta the Rooster!
Max Thomas (Yogi Oki Doki) is one of America’s most loved and respected yoga teachers.
Learning Some Uplifting Yoga Down on the Farm
(via Everything is Terrible)
Travellers from all over the world now make The Giraffe Manor part of their East African safari, the only place in the world where you can enjoy the breathtaking experience of feeding and photographing the giraffe over the breakfast table and at the front door.
The Giraffe Manor is surrounded by 140 acres of indigenous forest just outside Kenya’s capital, Nairobi. As well as the giraffe, the property is also home to many species of birds, large families of warthogs and the elusive Bush Buck.
Thanks Olivia!
Etsy user darkvomit sells original oil paintings, kinetic art and Christmas card sets. From his listing:
“The Pope of Trash” by Kelly Hutchison (aka “Dark Vomit”). Original oil painting… Gesso…Painted… then varnished on wood panel. Measures 26 inches by 31 inches with the gold frame (frame comes with purchase) Ready to hang on the wall as is. Signed and dated by artist.
Speaking of “Look Around You”, here’s a nifty nostalgic peek at 1983’s “That’s Incredible Video Game Invitational.” Twin Galaxies says:
Twin Galaxies first Coronation Day Tournament is recognized as history’s first video game “World Championship”—held January 8-9, 1983 at the the Twin Galaxies Intergalactic Scoreboard in Ottumwa, Iowa, USA.
Co-sponsored by Twin Galaxies and ABC-TV’s That’s Incredible, the event featured nineteen of North America’s top players competing on five current titles: Frogger, Millipede, Joust, Super Pac-Man, and Donkey Kong, Jr.
The top three finalists won complimentary subscriptions to Joystik, RePlay and Playmeter Magazine and were invited to compete on the “That’s Incredible” finals in Los Angeles.
The show was aired to an international TV audience on February 21, 1983.
Magic Carpet Burn on the origin of the photos, “They’re from the source of all whimsy and wonder (ebay). All I know about them is they were taken in California by someone named Daibau…”
Thank you Daibau!
The Coolest Halloween Party Ever!
(via Nerdcore)
Mark Frauenfelder over at Boing Boing says, “I thought a light bulb had burned out in the lighting fixture in the ceiling. The light bulb was fine—dead bees in the glass cup were blocking out the light. (This photo shows only about 1/3 of the bees—the rest fell on the floor when I took out the glass cup.)”