via Digg
You sign a piece of paper and get 80 to 800 US dollars for just that. Only the small print says, for this much easy money you pawn your eternal soul.
When did The Onion open a Russian news desk? What?! It can’t be real. Look, just because every other story on their site is boring doesn’t mean this one is legit. Well, if it were true, do you realize how many souls my credit card is worth?
Marv
via Buzzfeed.
This was supposedly some cut footage from the Terminator 3 movie. For the A.D.D. afflicted, skip to about 1 minute in.
Marv
Found this on Mixx. So this guy must have way too much time on his hands. But unlike these guys, he has spent his time on super useful stuff, like developing the ultimate miniature pilot skillz.
Marv
On this episode we have a special guest! Vernon Wilmer, ex Borg from Star Trek the Experience and (un)Official Historian of the attraction. We talk to him about .. himself, working at Star Trek the Experience, and the 12 (Yes I said/typed 12) part documentary about it titled “Star Trek: my Experience”.
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Found this thru Susielin
High definition movie posters that come alive. Sounds like it should be an easy conversion from a still image to a digital poster that moves. This style of filmography reminds me of the Harry Potter style posters shown in the movies. The behind the scenes of creating this content is very impressive. Shot with a Red Camera in 4k at 30 fps.
Marv
Bubble gum sculptures. Somehow I don’t think this artist chewed the gum first. But if he/she didn’t chew it, how does the gum retain it’s shape? And shouldn’t this stuff turn black after a while? Like the gum found on the sidewalks.
So many questions.
Marv
Found this through Neil Gaiman’s tweet
I love my “MY LITTLE CTHULHUs”. Now you can reproduce them in paper. And then they will Destroy The Earth. http://bit.ly/ZBftL
Well, the papercraft dolls are kinda lame, but the real gem is the t-shirt. It’s all about the nostalgic childhood memories of the flying My Little Ponies. Floating hearts, aimlessly sliding down upside down rainbow on a cloud. And a super deformed Cthulhu, to remind you that one of it will last and you are really just an entree (and the kids who will wear these shirts are just hors d’oeuvres).
Marv
Yes, another 80’s TV Star Wars mashup. We need more of these.
Marv
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