Of his retina-bothering Wicked Spyder III 3 Arctic and Krypton galaxy laser enhanced campfire, Tim Roman sez:
We created an awesome three dimensional starfield using the krypton with the star lens, and the Arctic laser with the perpendicular plane lens. We shot these into a campfire and people came from all of the nearby campsites just to have a look!
And staggered away blinded and screaming, bless ’em.
A portrait by Bill Kirk of Dublin Belfast street life in 1983.
Even then adult oriented pop/rock took its toll on the populace.
Good times.
21 year-old World Freestyle Football champ, Londoner Andrew Henderson shows off his not inconsiderable skills on the streets of his home town.
The Life of Pi (2012) poster improved reimagined.
Via Nailed It
Click That Hood.
The highly-addictive, time swallowing place name game based on open data reaches Dublin.
Finally.
Go on, Click That Hood!
Thanks Michael
(A summary of the Messenger Inis Beag study – our Kinsey – conducted in the late 1950s/early 1960s with a focus on women. Inis Beag is a pseudonym for Inisheer in the Aran Islands photographed, top, in 1955)
For the day that’s in it.
Come a long way, in fairness.
Previously: Twas The Night Before National Orgasm Day
Extract via Handbook of the New Sexuality Studies
Pic via Cafe Press
Thanks Sibling of Daedalus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature&v=Qg71ZNlZRX4
Denzel Washington makes a lot of guarantees in his movies.
Will we ever know why?
Via Huff Post
Branding for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia
A Russian lawmaker has said the ‘gay propaganda’ law will remain enforced during the Sochi Winter Olympic Games in 2014.
Vitaly Milonov, co-sponsor of the ‘non-traditional relationships’ bill, said the government cannot decide when to selectively enforce the law.
It comes as the International Olympic Committee said the Russian government had ‘assured’ them all athletes and spectators will be safe from arrest.
Russian lawmaker: We will arrest gay athletes, tourists at Olympic Games (Gay Star News)
Downy?
Really?
Liverpool have issued members of staff with a list of “unacceptable” words and phrases in their efforts to combat all forms of discrimination at Anfield.
…Liverpool’s list of what is “usually offensive and the club considers unacceptable” has been given to all full-time and casual members of staff who have contact with the public on matchdays or on a daily basis.
Liverpool issue list of ‘unacceptable’ words to fight discrimination (Andy Hunter, The Guardian)
