Pop-Up Book Of Phobias
“They left out getting you Johnson caught in your fly.” — you2begin
“They left out getting you Johnson caught in your fly.” — you2begin

“Once a symbol for all things chav, Burberry had successfully re-branded itself as one of the UK’s most sophisticated fashion labels. But a Norwegian artist looks set to undo all of their hard work after painting the exterior of his house – a former public toilet – in the brand’s signature check. Jens Werner, 33, covered the entire building in the famous beige, black and red tartan design. The re-painting of the building in Larvik took several weeks at a cost of thousands of dollars. The makeover of the property was part of an effort to turn Jens’ home into a ‘gathering place for happy people, peace-on-earth-mentality and art-loving people.” w/ photo

“It looks like an ordinary ultrasound scan, with a blurry contrast of light and shade. But to Dawn Kelley and William Hickman, it’s the face of Michael Jackson. The imaginative couple say they can clearly see the face of the late pop star when they look at the picture of their unborn baby. Mr Hickman, 29, a window cleaner, said: ‘I showed my daughter Ami, who’s six, and she saw it straight away, so I thought “well, if she can see it too, it’s not just me seeing things.” w/ photos
“On the eve of Twilight Saga: New Moons premiere, a group of vampire hunters and vampires have teamed up to make them suffer in this Quentin Tarantino spoof of Inglourious Basterds. See Edward and Bella get what’s coming, Tarantino style!”

“This shoe is definitely not for your feet. This hooded top is made out of a gray cotton knit. The shoe is made out of a red cotton knit. There are silver grommets placed in the shoe so you can tie it up with the shoe string… just like a real shoe… whooooaaa crazy.” w/ photos

“To celebrate President Barack Obama’s visit to China, Huang Xin, a talented hairdresser, created a small sculpture of the US head of state from human hair. This is not the first time Huang Xin captured the attention of the media with his hair-molding talent, he was the man behind the Tiananmen Square model made out of hair. The Chinese hairdresser spent seven days and seven nights making Hairy Obama and used four kilograms of human hair.” w/ photos

“Here’s a look at 50 bags that stray from the beaten path. Love them or hate them, there is no denying that they are unique. Each is made with rather unusual materials, or fashioned to look like something it is not. As you’ll see, this type of creativity in design produces purse styles ranging from cute to tragic.” w/ photos