Inside the Actor's Studio Audience
A blog of ass-kissing, awkward praise and unflattering screencaps.
Oh god that’s good. MORE MORE MORE
Please deliver this as a print or t-shirt, ASAP. TIA.
Proving that science can be fun, here’s a thermogram of human flatulence. Intestinal gas (red, lower left) being expelled from the body. The gas shows up as red because it has recently been at body temperature, which is warmer than the surroundings (via Science Photo Library photos of the week - Telegraph)
Science!
Stuff that reminds me of other stuff Pt. I
At least I now know I wasn’t the only one who thought that.
Ira Glass costume screen test
I’ll add some grey whisps, a soupçon of nerdy Baltimore, and some unanimous liberal hipster adoration later, but you get the idea…
Excellent movie, great scene.
I love (love!) the illustrations for Atari games, not just because they are beautiful, but because they are so outlandish compared to what the game is actually like. Sorry, but when I play Breakout I am not imagining I am a futuristic astronaut playing space tennis. Nice try, though.
Actual gameplay footage:
At least they got the color bands right.
Like I said, I will repost this around every Halloween until it stops being true or funny.
Yo, Yip Yips, I’m really happy for you and I’ma let you finish, but Bert and Ernie have the greatest Ante Up video of all time! (followed by a close second, A Divine Proclamation for Finishing the Present Existence)
A comparative study of user intellect based on anti-productivity applications included in operating systems
This Thursday, Oct 15, Metrix Create: Space will open its doors in Seattle (at 623A Broadway East). It’s hackerspace meets an indie coffee house. They’ll have tools and equipment for building projects, 3D fabbing machines, classes on various types of high-tech makery, coffee and snacks. They even have a vending machine that’ll dispense Sun Chips, M&Ms, Clif Bars, and Arduinos, breadboards, jumper wires, etc.
I live in the wrong city.
I live in the right city. And only a few blocks from this spot.
The correct spelling is ‘Mr. T.’ People who type out ‘Mister’ are fools to be pitied. —Fake AP Stylebook (voted ‘Most likely to be the next Twitter account to get a book deal’)
