Yep. There’s something seriously wrong with that lady’s right shoulder.
[Found here.]
Category: Bizarre
The .Gif Friday Post No.243 – Dogmail + Cat Love + Pwnage
SkyPug
No, that’s not Seamus Romney, as if one’s preferred method of transporting a dog has anything to do with one’s qualifications for President of the USA. Did he pick them up by the ears? Nah, yet Obama ate one, by his own admission.
Do I care? Um, yeah.
[Found here.]
Electric Lady Land
Miss Myrtle Reinheart’s design for a lampshade outfit at the Chicago Merchandise Mart Home Furnishing show in 1937.
[Found here.]
Somewhere In The Sea Of Seuss
Saturday Matinee – Not For The Squeamish.
When a giant tortoise attacks. Warning – Not for the squeamish.
Building demolition time lapse. Warning – Not for the squeamish.
Routine traffic stop goes bad. Warning – not for the squeamish.
Cup stacking otter. Warning – Not for the squeamish. [via Jonco.]
Great compilation of pranks from around the world.
WARNING – DEFINITELY NOT FOR THE SQUEAMISH.
Eventually we’ll get around to posting vids just for The Squeamish, but until then, have a great weekend folks. See you back here tomorrow, assuming you’re not squeamish.
The .Gif Friday Post No.242 – CYRIAK
We’ve been posting Cyriak Harris‘ odd .gif animations occasionally for years without knowing that he was the original source. I never connected them with the videos that Bunkarina turned me onto (like “Cows and Cows and Cows“). The guy is brilliantly talented and one of the most entertaining animation artists I’ve seen since Terry Gilliam.
All three .gifs from Cyriak’s jawdropping website: here, here and here.
Decoys
I’d love to see a vid with a surfeit of skunks circling overhead and dropping into this dude’s lawn just to see what he does. Check out all the pelts stacked up on the side of his house. The guy’s a pro.
[Found here.]
So Wrong. NSFK
NSFK = Not Safe For Kids. You’ve been warned. Continue reading “So Wrong. NSFK”
L’Abbé Jean-Baptiste de La Chapelle’s Contribution To The World
Father Jean-Baptiste de La Chapelle, born about 1710 and probably died in 1792 in Paris. Before a large audience, he jumped into the Seine, eating, drinking, snuffing, discharging a pistol and writing while floating on the surface. He tried again, three years later, this demonstration before Louis XV near the royal hunting lodge in the forest of Senart, but his attempt failed when the current swept him away so fast that the king could not identify what happened to him.
His invention was a cork suit for soldiers, a precursor to the modern life vest. [Found here.]
Tacky Raccoons 