Our friend Richard Colman has got a new website, plus a killer blog. You should visit both, and applaud the man who once had the gully to write his name in silver & black on the Exorcist steps.
Crazy Danes. Totally whacked.
via, ignoredprayers
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Take a look at a slice of photos from the website There I Fixed It, user-submited photos of do-it-yourself fixes.
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I’m really feeling this Art Print/Skate Graphic/iPod-iPhone-Laptop skin by Hollis Brown Thornton for Infectious. The good old days of VHS, I personally liked Beta more but, what can you do? The Porn industry chose that technology for us. You should check out the Infectious site, lots of great things to customize your life.
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Fuck My Sex Life is a “fun way to burn otherwise productive time.” We still like Sorry Mom more though
via, gorillamask
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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.”
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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.
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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.
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Our friend Caleb Neelon recently opened an Etsy store featuring a bunch of his paintings. You should have a look and get yourself one.
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this site. Amazing.
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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.
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The new design for Mocoloco is pretty nice, as they have incorporated some intelligent forms of navigation. I really enjoyed the ability to scroll left to right with my scroll wheel, as well as the option to change the navigation from top to bottom. Check it out. There are probably a few more tricks so explore and report.
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This site is in no way safe for work.
Kudos on the design and taking our Artorialust/Hot Chicks at Art Openings concept to an entirely different level.
Have a look if you like naked chicks and your co-workers approve
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Internet Archaeology is a website that you’ll be able waste a majority of your day on. Welcome back to mid-90’s internet!
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That is one of the many thingsI have learned so far from the terrific site, Bank Notes.
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