Link: blameitonthevoices.com
Inspiring! Incredible! Delicious.
Link: blameitonthevoices.com
http://puttingweirdthingsincoffee.com/
A blog dedicated entirely to putting weird things in coffee (and then drinking it). From eggs to all-the-spices-in-your-cabinet, this blog exists only for its perfectly descriptive URL. No?
Nic Cage is not only everyone, but he also everyWHERE with this Nicholas Cage Adventure Kit. Complete with “tropical island” and “haunted castle” environments, as well as 3 full-body Nic Cage, battle axe, skateboard, ice cream cone(?), scary ghost, parrot and space helmet. I'm just wondering where the Declaration of Independence is. WHERE IS IT?
Link: brandonbird.com
http://yvettesbridalformal.com/index.htm
Could this possibly be the worst site on the Internet?
http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/africa/01/18/vbs.liberia/in...
The Vice Guide to Liberia has got to be one of the most disturbing, messed-up, and depressing looks on war-ravaged Liberia — where VICE founder Shane Smith and his crew encounter everything from warlords to cannibals. If the new (and slightly controversial) VICE//CNN partnership means more pieces like this one, we're in for some seriously eye-opening journalism.
Chris' “permanent roommate” attaches special lunch notes to his daily meals that could brighten up any arduous work day. A wife that packs your lunch AND writes you the most adorable, witty notes to go along with it? Keep those croutons out of your pants, dear Chris.
Link: chrisilluminati.com
Some dude is attempting to collect one million giraffes because his friend Jergen (seriously!) doesn't believe he can do it. Currently he is at 531, 740 giraffes with 339 days left. For charity? HELL NO! Help this guy prove his friend wrong, won't you?
Link: olahelland.net
This apple a day calendar truly keeps the doctor away (…and makes design nerds SQUEAL!)
Link: ibelieveinadv.com
Collected from forums at Forever Doomed and compiled by Marc Fischer, these recreations of popular album covers truly stand the test of time…and technology
Link: publiccollectors.org
Spike Jonze's short film 'I'm Here', about robots in love in Los Angeles, premiered at Sundance and will can be seen in it's entirety on the director's site in March. It's like if iRobot mated with You've Got Mail! Brilliant!