
…brains… nomnomnom… brains… blonde… gnarfgnarfgnarf…
[Found here.]

…brains… nomnomnom… brains… blonde… gnarfgnarfgnarf…
[Found here.]
[Found here.]
“Dog Factory,” an odd Edison film from 1904, is viewable and downloadable here. [Found here.]
The Country Sisters’ “Cotton Eyed Joe” is interesting. Jump to 02:10 for cool.
God is everywhere. [via]
Awesome interactive Scale Of The Universe that Wheels found.
Oxford Dictionaries Spelling Bee. On “Fiendish” I got 13/15. I blame the pronunciations and lack of spellcheck. 😛
One Tiny Hand is the appropriate title for this website. [h/t Dan S.]
Zo Rachel has some things to say about Sweepin’ The Hug Under The Rug.
[Found here.] And speaking of slinkys…
…be sure to watch this, especially if you’re squeamish. [via]
Apparently this was from a French 1963 remake of a 1914 film about a crime fighter who wears masks. [Found here.]
Ruin is an animated action short film set “way in the future” in a green post-apocalyptic universe. Directed by Wes Ball, who has been working in Hollywood for 8 years doing graphic work for HBO and DVD/Blu-ray featureetes. Described as his “passion project”, Ball has been working on Ruin off and on for the last two years.
[Found here.] And now we’re gonna rock.
This last one made me wanna puke, too, and I’d rather overwork a slinky, eat a giant wood grub, don a cockatiel head and ride the Road to Ruin than hear that again. Have a great weekend folks. See you back here tomorrow for palate cleansers.
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.]
The Original Bigfoot. [Found here.]