Yup...and some of them are actually pretty good. picked by tomba 6 months ago

Even more Freakish and weird!

Follow-up of this. picked by punthe 6 months ago

Freakish and weird!

Follow-up of this. picked by punthe 6 months ago

Kari the babysitter is in for a very unusual night.
Pixar is fantastic! picked by DerAlt 6 months ago

A Viking ship made from ice-cream sticks set sail for England from the Netherlands on Tuesday. picked by topofall 6 months ago

They replaced the gum machines because chewing gum just makes you look trashy. picked by tigertony 6 months ago

Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972) was a Dutch designer who combined mathematics, art and the impossible to striking effect.

He wasn't shy about drawing a bird either.

(see also Mersh's post of the official site from 10 months back) picked by pocksucket 6 months ago

Holy Frijoles!! Apparently, African bee's don't take kindly to stray police bullets South of the border. picked by browntrout 6 months ago

Famous movie scenes parodied in Simspons side by side with the original. picked by extc68 6 months ago

Creating an emotional connection is crucial to effective marketing campaigns. One common technique is to arouse the feeling of shock.

Some of these ad campaigns really push the limits of what could be considered an effective visual. They include print ads, TV spots, online virals and guerrilla marketing campaigns. Many are disturbing, and most are controversial. picked by extc68 6 months ago

And issue 10.
Kind of a follow-up to this. picked by extc68 6 months ago

Behold the 120 Tri-lens from Chinese camera manufacturer 3D World. I won’t even pretend that I understand how it works (like why it needs the 3rd lens to capture a stereo photo - aren’t two lenses enough? I have 2 eyes and I see in 3D … ) picked by doggylives 6 months ago

Whoa. Way cool. picked by muppet 6 months ago

This is the funniest short film that Pixar has EVER made. picked by Bornbad 6 months ago

Perv humor. picked by Bornbad 6 months ago

Salvador Dali carved out a reputation that was arguably as eclectic as his paintings: eccentric, exhibitionist, genius, showman, author, agent provocateur and – oh yes – the most successful surrealist painter in history. But The Dali Dimension: Decoding the Mind of a Genius (2004) brings into focus another appellation befitting the Catalan master: man of science. The page, unfortunate... read full post picked by teresag 6 months ago

Definitely a different way to look at geopolitics - the cast includes poor, clumsy "Afugan", a band of stray cats called "Al Nyaida", and the neighborhood's spoiled rich girl, "Meriken". picked by Mitzuzake 6 months ago

Two local art lovers are raising $1,000 to give to a high school artist who was originally named first place in The Virginian-Pilot Student Gallery, but was not given the award because newspaper officials deemed her work inappropriate. picked by mutil8or 6 months ago

Be sure to watch until the end, because they show some of the techniques used during the end titles. picked by extc68 6 months ago

This house, designed by partners and artists Madeline Gins and "Arakawa", is off-limits to children, and adults are asked to sign a waiver when they enter. The creators believe its undulating floor will delay aging.

Sure. Yep. No doubt. picked by teresag 6 months ago

It's in French with no translated pages that I know of, but that doesn't depreciate the sheer awesomeness of the art. "Voir la galerie" opens the galleries, for those Plimates that don't know French or Latin.

If someone does happen to find an English version, edit it in and this out. picked by Mershaullk 6 months ago

Guy does a search to find photos with the most number of people marking it as "favorite." The flickr photo definitely wins the most annotated! picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

I'm tripping... women? picked by Mershaullk 6 months ago

Use soap made from breast milk. Human breast milk. picked by icepigs 6 months ago

Here are the most absurdly priced items fashion has ever produced. picked by karenben 6 months ago