Escher Audi Commercial

This French site has posted an interesting Audi car commercial that uses some of the reality bending techniques that MC Escher used. Cool stuff.

It's a comic takedown

Liberty Meadows

Acid!

Here comes Dr. Tran!

"Manly" gymnastics

Growing up with younger sisters, I was always being drug around to their after school activities. I always thought that the flips, flops and swinging around that was done into the "pit" was a blast. My enthusiasm was stymied by the mere fact that I was continually told that I was too tall. Heck, I by my own admission, I was way too uncoordinated too! Well, I gotta admire this fellow, and his flippin' antics:

Most amazing octopus camoflage

Must be seen to be believed.

My first baby

When I was in junior high I saved up money from my paper route and helped purchase my first computer, a high-end Atari 800. This machine was superior to the Vic 20, and on par with the Commodore 64. Heck, I actually preferred it to the Commodore line of products. Atari's version of Basic was easy to use and was fun to create programs, and even type in programs from magazines such as Antic.

After a year or two, my machine was fully expanded to 48k of memory with two floppy disk drives. Mmmmm that was the shiznik.

One of these days I'm going to pick me up a used machine to relive my childhood.

Check 'em out.

Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman is an author who has grown from his initial medium of graphic novels up to his current status as a great novelist and screenwriter. I grew up reading his Sandman series of graphic novels, and am currently in the middle of his most recent novel, Anansi Boys.

I just discovered today that in addition to all of his other work, he also keeps a blog. Wonder how long he will be able to keep that up with the numerous directions that he's pulled every day.

Kung Fu FU!

Sometimes I think that mentally I'm still a 14-year old boy. This little video cracked me up.

Kung-fu FU!

Simpsons in the flesh

If you ever wondered what it would be like to see the simpsons in the flesh, check out this entire remake of the opening credits to the show:

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