THE MOST AWKWARD FRONT ROW MOMENT
Some Reasons Why I Love Drinking Coke
When somebody drinks a Coke watch what happens…
Two women were arrested in Milwaukee this week after a man told police they had bound and stabbed him hundreds of times in a sexual encounter that "got quickly out of hand."
The 18-year-old man told police he had met one of the women on the Internet and had traveled to Milwaukee from Phoenix, Ariz., to see her. She and her roommate then held him in an apartment for two days and cut him more than 300 times, he said, according to a search warrant affidavit signed by Milwaukee County police detective Michael Walisiciwicz.
The two women, Rebecca Chandler and Raven Larrabee, were being held in Milwaukee County Jail on $150,000 bail, Milwaukee's 12 News station reported. Charges are expected to be filed in the next few days, 12 News said.
When police arrived at the apartment, Chandler, 22, approached them and said, "I think you are here looking for me," according to the affidavit, which was published by thesmokinggun.com.
Chandler said she and the man were having sexual relations which involved cutting and that the act was consensual but got out of hand.
Chandler told police that her roommate, whom she called "Scarlett," did most of the cutting and that she was possibly "involved in satanic or occult activities," the affidavit said. The roommate was identified as Larrabee, 20.
The man suffered wounds to his back, face, arms, legs and neck and was taken to Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa.
In a search of Chandler and Larrabee's apartment, police found knives, duct tape, bloody rope and "books or literature relating to Satanism or the occult," including a copy of a necromantic ritual book titled "Werewolf's Guide to Life," the affidavit said.
Via: MSN
(They met online) Some dude is stabbed and cut 300 times; apparently 2 crazy ladies were trying to do some satnaic ritual. Luckily, the guy got away. Crazy WTF!
OCCUPY WALrus
The Fish and Wildlife Service has determined that the Pacific Walrus, greatly recovering from decades of slaugther but facing stress in the Warming Arctic Climate, merits protection under the Endangered Species Act.
But the species, like others that face rising pressure but are not in imminent danger, will for now remain in the regulatory equivalent of an overcrowded hospital triage department. The Center for Biological Diversity, which filed the petition that resulted in the agency decision, calls the “ warrented but preclued"species status given to the walrus and many other species a “black hole.” -- Keep reading this article
Via: NY Times
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City
Need some inspiration to make a good impression? Here are 17 favorite first dates, suggested by TONYsingles. By:
Shiralee's favorite first date: “I’m a big Francophile, so the Bourgeois Pig (111 E 7th St between First Ave and Ave A; 212-475-2246, bourgeoispigny.com) is perfect. I love the bordello decor and dark lighting combined with wine and fondue.”
Melissa's favorite first date: “I love Julius bar (159 W 10th St at Waverly Pl; 212-243-1928, juliusbarnyc.com) because it’s laid-back with reasonable drink prices and a food counter to get a bite to eat. It’s a good spot to get to know a date, since there are plenty of places to talk.”
Paola's favorite first date: “When the weather is right, Prospect Park (Prospect Park West to Flatbush Ave between Prospect Park Southwest and Ocean Ave, Prospect Park, Brooklyn; prospectpark.org), or any city park with plenty of trees and space. Isn’t that every city dweller’s favorite date spot?”
Ava's favorite first date: “It’s a tie between the Gutter (200 North 14th St between Berry St and Wythe Ave, Williamsburg, Brooklyn; 718-387-3585, thegutterbrooklyn.com) and any nonpacked bar with the game Big Buck Hunter.”
Via: Time Out New York
Approaching a work by James Hopkins could induce the kind of contemporary art-related panic we all fear — that moment when an art work seems so alien or impenetrable that we are left dumbfounded and defeated by some hidden meaning we can’t quite perceive.
Yet, all is revealed if you look closely enough at the series of shelving pieces that Hopkins has been making for about a year, including two works commissioned by Wallpaper* (opposite and previous page). ‘Nothing is quite what it seems in my work because I often use perspective and illusions, so depending on which viewpoint you adopt, you see different things,’ he says. For example, amid the mirrors, chopping boards and wastepaper baskets, a ghostly skull slowly appears across the shelves. Hopkins realises that design, like everything else, soon meets its maker. ‘I see these shelves as tombstones to the current, ephemeral era in design because, while they look quite luxurious and modern now, next year they will already begin to look dated’. --- KEEP READING
JAMES HOPKINS
VANITAS
Heavy Metal Chedder Shredder
It’s always better to buy a brick of cheese and shred it as needed for all of your delicious, melted cheese creations. Why? Because on the off chance that you don’t use it all, eating from a brick of cheese makes you look like less of a fat ass than picking at the tiny pieces from one of those ready made bags.
Now that we got that out of the way, behold the Shredder Cheese Grater. Like the Guitar Spatula before it, this cooking tool allows you to keep on rocking in the kitchen. Even if you lack genius musical skills needed to really tear it up on the electric, this kind of sick ass shredding will leave everyone around you hoping for an encore. $10
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GQ_CINTIA DICKER from Cavallaria on Vimeo.
While were on the subject of Sports Illustrated swimsuit models, you should know that Miss September Cintia Dicker also has a spread in GQ Brasil this month. Only her GQ spread is way better because you can see her nipples in one of the pics. Check and mate, Sports Illustrated! I'm loving the video. It's hot. Check it out.
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GQ Brasil - Nov. 2011 by Jacques Dequeker
Daniel Barkley has an amazing talent, his paintings are realistic and the proportions of the face and body are spot on. There are a lot of emotion in his final pieces and you can understand what feelings he is trying to portray.
“Barkley’s paintings are at their core reworkings of biblical and myhological stories. His interpretations of these subjects are secular. Barkley wants to avoid connections to a particular faith that admits only one vision, although spirituality, mysticism and the supernatural are important element in his work.”
DANIEL BARKLEY
Skilled painter that explores faith and mythology from a secular standpoint.
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A geeks wet dream come true.
Via: Suicide Girls
I don't know whats more funny, what she's wearing or the little toys on the table.
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Inspired by an obsession with the ocean and a fascination with extravagant interiors of old churches, Adam Wallacavage transformed the dining room of his South Philadelphia Victorian Brownstone into something from the pages of a Jules Verne novel. Teaching himself the ancient art of ornamental plastering, Adam evolved his new found skills into making plaster cast octopus shaped chandeliers as the final touch to his underwater themed room. Not content with leaving the chandeliers to his own home, Adam continued his experimentation by making more and more. He changed the shapes and colors and even collaborated with famed jewelry designer, Tarina Tarantino, who supplied the beautiful pearls for his pink glitter chandelier featured in his first showing at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in June of 2006. The same chandelier will be inclulded in the Juxtapoz retrospective show at the Laguna Art Museum in June of 2008, before arriving at it’s permanent home, in the entrance of Tarina’s new Sparkle Factory, in downtown LA.
Beyond making chandeliers, Adam Wallacavage is also an accomplished photographer, documenting artists, musicians, daredevils and all things weird and wonderful. His first book, Monster Size Monsters, was released in August of 2006 through Gingko Press and spans fifteen years of his photography.
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The chandelier man
Revenge is a bitch
said the cat.
Is this really a phone?
NOKIA Human Form Phone
Nokia has said that in the future, the company will make a smartphone are elastic and flexible. But after mobile phone companies launched a smartphone prototype video, you will surprised. via infotech
The concept and a follow-up Nokia Kinetic Device prototype were launched in Nokia World 2011. via zhestynet
yes, IT IS!!!
Dear Sensei,
I've always had a crush on you.
You are more than a surgically opened
ball jointed doll…
And I am not just an innocent doll."
Mickey Yes,
The story: Is the House of Mouse is actually home to hundreds of feral cats? Unveiling 8 secrets about Disneyland, Adam K. Raymond at Mental Floss says that each night, a colony of cats takes over the park (and has since 1955). Park officials, who love them because they help control the mouse population, have set up permanent feeding stations, but still take measures to contain the cats' numbers, spaying and neutering the felines, and putting any kittens they find up for adoption. "After all," says Raymond. "A park full of cartoon mice is more enticing than a park full of real ones."
The reaction: This is certainly a "creepy revelation," says The Australian. No one wants to imagine the Happiest Place on Earth "overrun" with hundreds of cats — or actual mice for that matter. For cat lovers, however, says Tina Ferraro at YA Fresh, this just provides more incentive to visit the park. "Next time I go to Disneyland, I'm keeping my eyes open for cats." And it's a brilliant way to handle both the cat and mouse problem. It's "a smart, humane solution," says Chip and Company. "As an animal lover, this warms my heart."
Mouse No!
Via: The Week
Irony Alert: Disneyland's no-mouse policy
Lipstick
stamp!?
Ha, who wouldn't like a special stamp on their cheeks or on a love letter? This is amazing. Although don't let your buddies mess with you with one of these while you are passed out drunk! Then you get home and your girlfriend/wife kills you.
But, you won't have that problem anytime soon since apparently these are currently sold out at the moment, what a tease.
The best stamps are the love stamps.
Via: Design.Style
"Every time I get a script it's a matter of trying to know what I could do with it. I see colors, imagery. It has to have a smell. It's like falling in love. You can't give a reason why."
- Paul Newman
You can't go wrong with a nice hot cup of blood in the morning with one of these vintage coffee mugs. Not sure what brand sell these...but nowadays you can make pretty much anything from home...via Staples or Kinkos. Years ago my cousin made some X-File mugs for his obsession with the 1990's Sci-fi thriller television show.
Have a Scream for
Breakfast
Bruce Lee shows
How to Play Ping Pong
"This is a brass and copper hinge-mechanism I made so it'll consistently pierce through the jump-ring with a hollow tube so it can transfer a piece of jewelry. So pretty much, it's an automatic piercer.
I thought about inventing this when I decided my hands were too shaky to be a piercer after practicing on a few friends.
I'm also fairly sure I had watched a bit of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory before designing all the shiny brass..."
This is a piercing glove that Matthew Mauk made. This is on some Freddy Kruger shit. Pretty amazing, check out below Matt explaining how and why he made it.
Via: Matt Mauk
