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Category Archives: Culture
Simpsons Opening Sequence by Banksy
Last night’s Simpsons opening sequence was storyboarded and directed by UK street artist Banksy. This has to be one of the show’s most dark and depressing opening sequence ever produced. Check it out:
Repulsel! Repulsel! Let Down Your Hair!
Check out the tale of Repulsel, Cyanide and Happiness’s hilarious take on the Brothers Grimm’s story of Rapunzel. [Cyanide and Happiness]
Today (10/10/10) Is the Most Important Day In the History of Humanity – #42day
You might not be aware of this yet, but the moment this blog entry was posted (10/10/10 – EST time), the most important day in the history of humanity began. Why? Because today, Planet Earth will finally (I hope!) reveal the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything. For those of […]
Disconnect to Connect [Video]
This morning, while trying to find new content for the site, I stumbled on this: So I decided to take the rest of the day off. I suggest you all do the same! :) Have a great weekend everyone!
Facebook / Twitter Portrait Interpretation Guide
So dear readers, after looking at the guide, how would YOU interpret your Facebook / Twitter portrait? (if you have one, of course!) [Via]
Curtain-twitchers recruited for CCTV monitoring
Some people are really really nosy. The police can’t be everywhere at once. Put those two points together and you’ve got a simple, if controversial, solution to low-level crime. Internet Eyes, which is launching in the British county of Devon, allows internet users to monitor CCTV footage from participating businesses. They’ll then get a token […]
Wednesday Geeky Pics: Even More Geeky Tattoos
It’s been a while since we brought you a post of geeky tattoos (or more geeky tattoos!) – so here are more of the latest plucked with love from Flickr. The best part of this binary armband? It reads “this is a binary armband.” – mezdeathhead (CC)
How Much Would You Pay for an E-Book?
The New York Times reported a couple of days ago that for some newly released books on Amazon, the Kindle version actually costs more than the hardcover. For obvious reasons, this has not exactly been well received by their customers. Reviews for James Patterson’s new book Don’t Blink are overwhelmingly concerned with the price rather […]
Robot Art on Display at MASS MoCa
Robot Art? Yes, indeed, you read that right. Starting October 23, 2010, visitors to MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA, are in for a big surprise: a work of art conceived and created without human hands. From designbloom: …diaz’s ‘geometric death frequency—141’, a sculpture made from 420,000 black spheres made and assembled by robotics. the […]