OstrichCopter

Remember the catcopter? Well now someone's gone and pimped that idea by using an ostrich.


The original catcopter.

Instagram PissTake

This video had me laughing as I don't have an Instagram account and therefore made me happy that I could watch this smugly knowing that I havent committed any of these heinous Instagram stereotypes... brilliant parody! Thanks to Jorge Nieto for the headsup...

Behind The Scenes Photos

 Stolen from HERE

5.80 Metres Video

This has to rate as one of the best videos I have seen in ages! Completely random and brilliantly animated. It has giraffes in it but thats all I'm saying...



5m80 by lesateliersOrange

Friendship Is Magic

Old Spice Muscle Music

Old Spice keep their virality going with this mad muscle video that I saw last night just before bed......

Old Spice Muscle Music.

Watch me jam solo, then use the special interactive player to record your own remix. Go ahead, show me what you got!

Granny Painting Restoration Fail

Poor thing.. if this was my nan, I'd feel so so bad for her....

"An 81-year-old who garnered worldwide media attention after she tried – and spectacularly failed – to restore a painting in her local church may face legal charges.  (The original is pictured left, the current state it was in 1 month ago and her awful restoration attempt is on the right.)

Cecilia Giménez, the well-intentioned amateur restorer from the Spanish city of Borja, is reportedly in bed after an anxiety attack, with neighbours and relatives suggesting she feels overwhelmed because of the media frenzy over the unintentional damage she caused to the mural."

[VIA]

LED Embedded Cop Heels

"These babies blink, and are laden with teeny, tiny law-enforcement detailing, such as headlights, turn signals and strobe lights. Designed by Tim Cooper..."

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Iron Sky

What a crazy concept: A movie that has actually managed to be totally funded by the public!! Iron Sky is a dark science fiction comedy that takes place in the year 2018, when the Nazis, who fled the Earth to the dark side of the Moon in 1945, return to claim the Earth. The film is Finnish-German-Australian co-production with a budget of 7.5 million euros.

See more HERE

Happy Easter

See the whole collection HERE...

-Cheers to Jorge for the find!!

Color Kid

It seems I totally missed out on this loserhero from DC Comics and I was a pretty big fan of the DC world merchandise & comics. "Color Kid has the ability to change the color of an object at will. The exact limits of this ability are unknown as is the permanency of the effect. He has been shown to switch the colors of the sky and ground, temporarily confusing flying opponents".....

Lighter Bikes

...Bet you can't find a 'lighter' bike than these 'pon road...(see what I did there?)

The Best Toilet Ever

What every household needs....

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Artist Statement Template Generator

This is brilliant..."If you're an artist and have been slaving away for hours at your artist statement - and it's still going nowhere - then this website is for you. One-click artist statements, for free."

Check out the Art Bollocks website HERE.

Stolen from Mark Jenkins

Warriors Of Goja

Shaolin monks, you need to take a leaf out of the Warriors Of Goja's book. Now THIS is is a show! Intensity, stupidity, pain, comedy- brilliance! [VIA]

AT-AT Dog

Saw this on someone's FB wall and it made me smile and cringe....

Seagull Robbery Fail

Mac n Cheese Video

Mac 'n' Cheese from Mac 'N' Cheese on Vimeo.

Mac 'n' Cheese is an animated short directed and created by four students at the Utrecht School of Arts in the Netherlands. This roughly two minute animation took about five months to make, and about a bajillion peanut butter sandwiches.

Synopsis: When you find yourself running scared and running out of energy, there's only a few options left to outrun your opponent through the southern desert. Stopping at nothing, watch these two guys wear each other out and rip through boundaries hitherto unbroken. Enjoy the ride!

When Taxidermy Goes Horribly Wrong

This one has a great backstory: In 1731, King Frederick I of Sweden received a lion as a gift from the Bejen of Algiers, but after it died, the pelt and bones were presented to a taxidermist who had never seen a lion. This was his best rendition of it....

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This is The Technological Future

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