Author Archives: Niall Murphy

The Eatenisil combines seven tools which make eating easier—a spoon, fork, knife, pizza cutter, chopsticks, bottle opener and wooden chip fork—all in a Swiss Army Knife-type casing.

It’s OK. You can still use your hands and the edge of a DART ticket. It’s just a concept.

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The impressive rubbery stylings of Larry Moss – former NYC street performer and current holder of the Guinness World Record for the largest non-round (an important distinction) balloon structure.

Above: Leonardo DaVinci’s Vitruvian Man and Mona Lisa, Larry’s own spinosaurus, Grant Wood’s American Gothic and Warhol’s Campbell Soup Can.

MORE PIX: Airigami: The Fine Art of Balloon Sculpture by Larry Moss (IIHIH)

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1hETuP33r8

Each day, out-of-work computer programmer Luke Allen self-medicates by watching animated ponies have magical adventures.

Luke is one of the Bronies (bro ponies): an internet nerd sub-group you never knew about and now wish you didn’t. The above mashup of Watchmen and My Little Pony is just one example of their work.

Every nerd has a favorite TV show they watch religiously and know inside and out. But My Little Pony seems like an unlikely object of fanboy love. Since the show debuted last fall on cable channel Hub TV, it’s attracted a growing number of male fanatics. Their love of the show is internet neo-sincerity at its best: In addition to watching the show, these teenage, twenty- and thirtysomething guys are creating pony art, posting fan videos on YouTube and feeding threads on 4chan (and their own chan, Ponychan).

They also risk life, limb and being trolled to death on the /co/ board to fawn over a small gaggle of ponies with names like Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy and Rainbow Dash.

Now wash your hands.

My Little Pony Corrals Unlikely Fanboys Known as ‘Bronies’ (Wired)

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