In our pop culture saturated world, Grey’s Anatomy is a hugely popular television show featuring McDreamy in its cast.
Prior to the hit TV drama, Gray’s Antomy of the Human Body was a hugely popular book filled with precisely accurate drawings of the human body and all that it entails. The book released in 1918 includes […]
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Japanese Anatomy
Posted 4/25/2008 12:02 pm by Stephanie Sturgis
Bread Fights Back
Posted 4/25/2008 10:45 am by Trace SharpSome of the most joyous things about the Internet is the insane things you can find if you look around a little bit. In honoring a couple of those sites, you can see some great photography as well as Photoshopping at it’s best. Today, take a look at Eat Liver, where the above picture is […]
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Freaky Fish Festival
Posted 4/24/2008 1:13 pm by Ron HoganI think that the oceans are incredibly fascinating, if only for the wide variety of creatures, both cute and frightening, that live beneath its waves. While even stuff on the ocean is neat, there’s nothing that compares to the freak show that is your average bottom-dwelling ocean fish. They’re like slippery nightmares from […]
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Davis Likes Garfield Without Garfield
Posted 4/24/2008 9:21 am by Trace SharpGarfield creator Jim Davis says he likes Garfield Minus Garfield.
A viral phenomenon hit the innertubes several months ago when Dan Walsh of Dublin created a website that just has cartoon character Jon Arbuckle by himself with all images of Garfield removed from panel.
The comic creates a very odd and surreal experience and to explain it […]
Superpowered Fashions Exhibited At the Met
Posted 4/24/2008 5:01 am by AJ StarLadies, if you’re anything like me, when watching superhero movies or television shows it is sometimes difficult to remember when the chicks are evil and when they’re on the side of good. How could anyone with such great fashion sense be bad?
Finally, a brilliant group of people has taken the initiative to put together an […]
Space-Age Fiberglass Bike, Circa 1960
Posted 4/23/2008 12:19 pm by Ron HoganI’ve written before about how much I love the retro-future look when it comes to design. I want my cars to be gigantic and have fins, I want my robots to look clunky, and I definitely want my bicycles to have headlights (and taillights). When I win the lottery, I’m going to buy a 1960 […]
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Rocking Out With The Dead (Not The Band, Actual Ghosts)
Posted 4/23/2008 10:19 am by Ron HoganAll the good musicians die way too young. Jimi Hendrix? Dead. John Bonham? Dead. Jim Morrison? Dead. Elvis? Still alive, but pretending he’s dead.
As we all know, the best way to contact the spirits (aside from moving into a haunted house) is to break out the trusty Ouija board and make yourself a conduit to […]
The Backwards Bus
Posted 4/23/2008 7:45 am by Trace SharpThe one thing about a good ad is, in these times, it’s about not only paying for promoting what you are trying to sell, but getting Internet buzz.
An ad for an insurance company in Amsterdam has gone viral. On the back of a bus, the illusion of that the bus is backing up is turning […]
Fashion Fish
Posted 4/22/2008 10:00 am by Stephanie SturgisAs an avid fan of television’s Project Runway, I’ve watched designers make dresses out of candy and put together funky new uniforms for the US Post Office employees. It’s great TV to see the creative mind at work.
Granted, I’m not a fashionista and would rather throw on a T-shirt and jeans than don haute couture.
However, […]
Signs, Signs, Everywhere A Sign
Posted 4/22/2008 9:36 am by Ron HoganEvery place I’ve ever worked has been covered in signs or posters or some other bright and colorful pieces of paper that are designed to communicate messages to the reader. These messages have run the gamut from “Rent Hollow Man on DVD or VHS this summer, because you haven’t seen Kevin Bacon’s genitals until you’ve […]
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Moonbows, Flaming Tornadoes, And Other Wild Weather Wonders
Posted 4/21/2008 1:00 pm by Ron HoganIt’s a beautiful day outside today (at least where I live). It’s sunny and comfortable with temperatures topping out in the middle 70s with a nice, light breeze. Shame I’m indoors working, huh? Today would be a great day to go to the park or lay out in the hammock in the […]
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The Strange And Haunting State of Britain’s Sea Forts
Posted 4/21/2008 11:20 am by Ron HoganThere are all kinds of strange detritus that litters the oceans of the planet on which we live. Both above the surface and below the surface, many unusual things exist on our oceans that at one time or another were useful developments. Take, for example, the sea forts commissioned by Great Britain to defend their […]
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Phone Hats
Posted 4/21/2008 8:46 am by Trace SharpI don’t think I would let this guy drive while wearing his fancy cell phone hat while this lovely lady looks as if she is being strangled in an Alfred Hitchcock movie. There are times that I truly, without a doubt, miss the whimsy of the 50s.
I wonder where you could buy one of these […]
Gianormous Spiders
Posted 4/18/2008 9:28 am by Trace Sharp
It’s the little things in the blogosphere that create a connection with the authors you read. You find out things about each and everyone’s personality and hopefully, that will make you return to that blog because you feel a connection.
Let it be said, I’m terrified of spiders. I’m also not fond of cave crickets because […]
Steampunk Office Supplies Straight Off Jules Verne’s Desk
Posted 4/17/2008 9:30 am by Ron HoganI think we all have our dream office set-up. Some people want modern gadgets, slides, and that sort of thing. Not me. You see, I have an affinity for steampunk. If you don’t know what steampunk is, a great example of steampunk art is the clockwork bugs that were featured here […]
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10 Offices Whose Interiors Will Put Yours to Shame
Posted 4/17/2008 5:30 am by AJ StarIf your office is anything like mine, then it’s pretty ugly on the inside. Sure, people pay architects a bagillion dollars just to design the actual building, but when it comes to the inside it’s as if higher-ups forget there are other colors of paint outside of white and perhaps the occasional earth tone.
Their idea […]
