That REDЯUMp .gif belongs to jaw-dropper Christina Hendricks. We’re told she had a birthday yesterday, May 3rd.
[An aside: Today is the 42nd Anniversary of something that went down on May 4th 1970, and it's eerily similar to what's going down today. Pay attention.]
Approximately 200-400 years ago during Japan’s Edo period, an unknown artist created what is easily the most profound demonstration of human aesthetics ever committed to parchment. I am referring to He-Gassen a.k.a. 屁合戦 a.k.a. “the fart war.” In this centuries-old scroll, women and men blow each other off the page with typhoon-like flatulence. Toss this in the face of any philistine who claims that art history is boring.
Ancient Japanese art is a gas – but my hoax-alert antennae are twitching with the reference to “He-Gassen” even though I found another source here.
[Found here, h/t Princess Natasha.]
[Center .gif found here. I assembled more of Daniel Lee's spooky images from "108 Faces" to make the others, and yeah, it creeps me out, too.]
Crispness is clumping, the geezer’s getting flat, and here are some gift ideas for friends and family. Everyone knows someone who needs a coffee mug, a sweatshirt or a totebag with at least one of these classic, trendy and timeless designs by that Bunky guy.
My favorite is the one at top left.
Click on any image to take you to the Cafe Press Store section where there are more products and options to choose from. If you don’t see a product with the image you want, let us know. Sales profits (assuming we get any) go to charity.
Right Click For The Tacky Map!
We’re all Fuldkommen Gak now.
