Delicious Ghost

Your Life in Berlin, Pt. 1

January 31st, 2008

Like a lot of my friends, I can’t help but wonder what life would be like for me Berlin. The short answer: You’d take up things that would scare the fuck out of your parents, but you’d love it all.
A longer answer: If you were going to a DJ show, the flier might look like [...]

Yoshitaka Amano

January 31st, 2008

Holy crap. On view until February 29, in Berlin, natch. Via Feuilleton.

“Hulk-Out List,” or “The Big Green Freakout”

January 31st, 2008

Someone (thank god for them) took the time to compile a list of situations that cause The Incredible Hulk to freak out. Some highlights include:
Dealing with a pesky operator in a phone booth “I DON’T HAVE 25 CENTS!!!”
Being fed poisoned sushi
Having two mean football players snap wet towels at him and shove him into the [...]

Street Boners and TV Carnage

January 31st, 2008

DG super-friend Dex just passed along Gavin McIness’s new project. You know, the guy who wrote the dos and don’ts for Vice all those years. Have to say, it’s a daily dose of the shizziest shiz available: Live-action Garfield skits (pictured, originally via blogroll-worthy Superpunch), what love looks like, and some “leotards that will make [...]

The Hulkster Gets In The Ring

January 30th, 2008

He’s for Obama. You know, Hogan’s in a high enough tax bracket that he’s basically voting against his self-interest. That Obama can pull dudes like that is a good sign. But if you watch one piece of political weirdness today, watch this. Hilary is the new Tom Cruise!

A Murderer’s Smile

January 30th, 2008

From this son-of-a-bitch’s sunny grin, you’d never guess that his kind gets their jollies by gang raping and boning blowholes. And now this: Dolphins that find sport in murdering baby dolphins and porpoises. Sure they patrol our shores, working for the Department of Defense. But what do they do in their off time? And what [...]

What Dolphins Are Capable Of

January 30th, 2008

Just kidding. It’s a fake—a sculpture by John Isaacs. A bit more about the piece: “The imposing sculpture of a bloody shark fin severed from the formidable predator serves as a cultural icon of fear, terror and irrational belief.” Maybe. Another sculpture, far more terrifying:

So Who’s It Gonna Be, Pt 2

January 29th, 2008

A good summary of the sentiment floating around out there, in this week’s New York:

Petra Cortright

January 29th, 2008

To add on to the image illustrating the dirt web post below: Don’t miss the many charming digital drawings that Cortright has on her site. Some others after the jump.

Tracy Morgan

January 29th, 2008

DG loves us some Tracy Morgan. I even met him one time—shook his hand and he asked me, “Feels good, lovin’ ya woman right?” Indeed. A classic episode, via Dlisted:

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