Robogeisha
July 1, 2009
“An over-the-top Japanese movie to end all over-the-top Japanese movies. I ain’t lying, LOL!”
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SpewSpinner 5000
July 1, 2009
“Footage of the SpewSpinner 5000 in action, This was a device created to entertain us during the slow moments of the Bathurst 1000 this year.”
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Bookshelf Stool
July 1, 2009
“Park your butt on it or stow some books; you got to hand it to these wonderful designers for addressing many issues at one go. For example, if you have space crunch, then this impromptu bookshelf stool is handy. Notice how the deep U-s hold thick fat books comfortably! You like modular, multifunctional stuff; check the box! Using bending technique for molding the 8 layers of industrial gray felt and 2 layers of veneer, this piece could add a third dimension to it… use it as a table!” w/ photos
Posted in Pretty Cool / Subscribe The Nose Painter
July 1, 2009
“A man in Hyderabad, India, has ‘mastered’ the unusual technique of nose painting.”
Posted in In The Name Of Art / Subscribe Dr. Claw Sings Diff’rent Strokes
July 1, 2009
“Dr. Claw takes a break from trying to take over the world and decides to sing.”
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Boy Banned From School For Having Mustache
July 1, 2009
“A boy aged 14 has been banned from school for having a mustache. Akaash Iqbal was told it was against the strict uniform policy at Manchester Academy and he wouldn’t be allowed back until he shaved it off. But his father Asif Mahmood branded the move ‘nonsense’ and insisted he was too young to begin shaving.” w/ photos
Posted in Odd Articles / Subscribe Skull Toilet Brush Holder
July 1, 2009
“This skeleton duo brings an eerie touch to your bath dĂ©cor! They are a unique way to hide the toilet brush from view while adding a little graveyard humor to your bath. The detail on the skull holder and brush handle are amazing—guests will do a double take!” w/ photo
Posted in Neat Products / Subscribe 10 Best Uses Of Classical Music In Cartoons
July 1, 2009
“I grew up watching Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry, and Popeye cartoons, because they were regularly shown on the independent stations here in St. Louis. Those cartoons helped develop my love of classical music. While the vast majority of the cartoons of the 1930s-1950s made excellent use of popular music and original compositions, they also used classical music to great effect, creating some of the finest animated masterpieces of all time.” w/ videos
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