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Mushroom John

September 21st, 2009

My travels to Seattle have led me to the trail of Mushroom John. An elusive web presence and word of mouth descriptions are all I have for now, but the dedicated surfer can, if sufficiently interested, scramble through his site for such clues to the inner workings of his mind like Drool Donkey, and the [...]

Moo & Oink

April 11th, 2009

I still say you can’t beat Wagner’s Meat.
via Serious Business

Light Energy Studio

March 26th, 2009

Light Energy Studio sells everything from illuminated dance floors to infinity mirrors, and everything in between. Finally getting around to building that futuristic stardeck drug den? Look no further than Light Energy Studio for all of your home furnishing needs.
Don’t miss the futuristic 3D virtual palace tour.
MOre importantly DO NOT MISS CLUB VORTEX
Couple of images [...]

Sterlac

March 26th, 2009

So. I’m cruising GIGOMACHINE which is a tumbler by a video artist in Austin Texas, Ivan Lozano when I see a string of posts about Sterlac, an australian based performance artist. The site is worth a visit if you enjoy early web design or horrible navigation systems. Or you can make the jump for a [...]

Killer Lampshade

March 22nd, 2009

So ahead of its time.

The Soft-O-Meter

February 26th, 2009

Deliberately incoherent, but a nice reversible smoking jacket tho. [via bioephemera]

Periodic Table of Visualization Methods

January 25th, 2009

So you know your venn diagrams from your hyperbolic trees from your gantt charts from your swim lane diagrams. Via Coudal

Hillbilly Science

November 7th, 2008

The breeder calls these “Twisty cats”; other people call them “squittens.” And apparently some people love them. Mendel might have used selective breeding to discover genetics, but I’m sure you could give these breeders some Redbull and an eightball of meth and they’d invent Sarah Palin. More amazing links at Buzzfeed.

Playing Banjo During Brain Surgery

October 14th, 2008

Shit. You go on vacay for two weeks and the interbrains (and world) blows up with awesome/scary/beautiful news. Via NYT’s Ideas Blog:
A twangy high note for brain surgery: the bluegrass musician Eddie Adcock plays his banjo during an operation to treat a hand tremor. During the procedure, which someone filmed, surgeons in Nashville used Adcock’s [...]

More Horse Lulz

August 26th, 2008

Mini ponies!! If you are blind, and allergic to dogs, then you could get yourself a little tiny pony that will even sleep in the bed with you. Be sure to check out this vid of Cuddles (above), who is not only potty-trained but will poo on command. (The magic word is “bombs away.”) And [...]

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