Photographer Julia Chesky dropped by Eric Haze’s opening at Level 2 last night and captured the scene.

VBS digs deep. Ha!

These decks by Damien Hirst are available in-store at Supreme in New York today.  Buy the whole dang set, because they’re worth it.  The T-shirt is on point too.

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The fish is alive and partially deep fried. I didn’t know that was possible.

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Ice Cube before and after. Oh how things change…

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Our girl Alix makes these really cool stitch pieces.  So cool in fact, she has opened an Etsy store to sell some of them.

Adorn your walls with some craftiness

Rollover the images on her site and see what’s for sale. What a good idea, I should do this with my storage closet.

“Sarah decided to leave the corporate world behind her and has set up shop in her own home. Her home, round the corner from Portobello Market where she has a stall, is now overflowing with treasures and delights and she welcomes visitors with tea and cakes.”

Go to the site

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It is because of technology that we are able to appreciate this.

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If you’ve ever wondered how that beautiful budda comes to be, this is a great photo series following the growth of a pot plant.

See it here

That’s just the first page of a 100-question test given to an eighth-grade class in 1954 USA. Be sure to check out the rest and see if you can answer them with present-day figures. While the question remains whether or not this was an open book test, and I wonder about the ultimate utility of the information the kids had to memorize, from the comments on the source it is apparent that our present-day eighth graders are not receiving this level of civic/government education. Via BlackInformant.

Those Disney Scientists were one step ahead.

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Oh the joys of the Twinkie.  The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project is mad old (1995) but still very relevant.

Have a look

These are part of a questionnaire from 1933.

My Favorite:

“Eats whatever is served without grumbling or criticism”

Classic.

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I was doing some research on Japanese custom vehicles and came across these motorcycles which are commonly associated with the Bōsōzoku subculture.

Sorry for the confusing title but, I found this link because I clicked on a link that said just that “marinetraffic.com is a fun way to burn otherwise productive time.“  The whole you-could-be-spending-your-time-better thing was little too sanctimonius, Marine Traffic on the other hand is awesome.  Click on a ship in the sea, and you can get pics, routes, and all other goodies.  If you’re thinking about going the way of the pirate, this is a necessary resource.

Burn some productive time people, burn it

This video for ‘Ready, Able’ is sick.