Zombie Monkey Projects: Odd Things For Odd People
This is a pretty swank short film about a group of teenagers sometime after the Zombie Apocalypse doing what teenagers are apt to do - blow stuff up. But there’s also a potential love story here too:
“Jimbo is 13. All he can think about is one girl, Sarah Jane. And no matter what stands in his way - bullies, violence, chaos, zombies - nothing is going to stop him from finding a way into her world.”
Need a quick and easy way to look like you’ve just came back from a hard day of summer camp slaughtering, even though you actually spent the day with the guys at the local nudie bar? Then you need Spray Blood, the fake blood in a can!
Source - RavensBarrow.com
I can only imagine why a trucker would trick out their rig with a Neverending Story theme. Either they’re a woman, a gay trucker or one of the biggest bad-asses on the road who’s now got a perpetual reason to get into fights.
In any case you can see more of this fantasy on 18 wheels on this LiveJournal - malphas malaclypse
Zombies… reciting haiku. Pretty self explanatory.
Source - Zombie Haiku via Boing Boing
A sad story in which MySpace is confronted by his fellow Internet friends with their concerns.
This is the “Don’t Pee Me Off - Toilet Roll Puzzle“, a device that is obviously meant for sweet, sweet revenge and general assholeism (pun intended, duh).
Source - Nerd Approved
Here is a short documentary on the Scratch Art gallery opening at Canvas LA. “With a very narrow margin for error, Scratch Art is an incredible test of artistic ability. Here, tattoo artists scratch a black medium surface with a sharp object to create their images.”
The event was put together by Hyperspace Studios‘ Guy Aitchison and Michele Wortman, and you can get a closer look of the actual artwork that was on display on the site’s gallery.
If you’re unfamiliar with scratch art, it’s a technique where drawings are created using sharp knives and tools for etching into a board (the scratchboard) covered in thin layer of white China clay that is coated with black India ink. Scratchboard can also be made with several layers of multi-colored clay, so the pressure exerted on the instrument used determines the color that is revealed. Using scratchboard is said to yield a highly detailed, precise and sometimes textured artwork.
These are just a sample of pop cultural references offered as graphs, charts, maps and diagrams by GraphJam, a site in the same silliness as I Can Has Cheezburger and FAIL Blog.
more graph humor and song chart memes
I’m not even going to try and explain what the hell is going on here. All I know is that this is an advertisement for meat… and I think ’80s high-hair. But I’m not sure.
Source - Boing Boing
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