
It’s like a giant brain-sucking leech. I want one.
Oh wait…
[Image, caption, and more about the hairstyle here.]

It’s like a giant brain-sucking leech. I want one.
Oh wait…
[Image, caption, and more about the hairstyle here.]
The Eyes of God, Prohodna Cave, Bulgaria.
By the way, tonight’s full moon is a Blue Moon, as in “once in a…”
[Found in here. For those of you who were awaiting The .Gif Friday Post, it’ll return next week. Promise.]
[Found here. Click for Awesomeness.]
Those two are hibernating, but click on any pic below to see them in their full-sized glory.
For the WIN:
The late Huell Howser interviewed a number of Teardrop Camper afficionados at a gathering in 2003. Very cool vid.
[Images found here, here, here, here, here, and maybe some other places like here and here. Related posts here, here and here. Oh, and here.]
Okay, those aren’t tumors, but I stole the image, accidentally set Contrast to 11, and now it’s completely awesome. You’re welcome.
[Original image found here.]
Not so long ago, owning a black and white TV was a status symbol. Then color TVs came along, and someone invented a tinted screen with a parabolic lens that less affluent folks could attach to their b/w sets to simulate color – it had a brown tint on the bottom for dirt, blue on the top for sky, and a bizarre flavor of red/pink in the middle where the actors’ faces usually were – and it magnified the size of the screen. This cheap fixit was often better at rendering hues than the color TVs were, as the latter often gave the actors a distinctive fuzzy green complexion anyway.
At least Spock looked good.
[More pictures of people standing next to their TV sets here.]
[Found here.]
[Found here.]