Why, yes.
That is a dead bird hanging from the spoiler.
(Thanks Aaron McAllorum)
Sixty-four of the most famous guitars of the last century: from Leadbelly’s Jumbo Stella 12-string to Flea’s model 32 bass.
Zoomable version and print at Pop Chart Lab
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The director of PS Network game Datura has released a video teaser for his mad-as-a bottle-of-chips new project:
Catzilla was described to Eurogamer by Datura director Michal “Bonzaj” Staniszewski as “an exercise before future challenges”. It’s a benchmark designed to check your computer’s graphics capabilities that doubles as an animated short. That features giant cats who shoot lasers out of their eyes. With dubstep.
Staniszewski, who works with the Polish demoscene group Plastic, told us the video has “spread widely without anyone noticing it’s a PC benchmark”.
You can download the Catzilla beta (released earlier this month) here.
Go home, ad.
You’re drunk.
Thanks Exchequer Street Boy
Amblypygi, the whip spider of tailless whip scorpion, is a harmless subtropical arachnid.
An easy thing to forget when there’s one crawling across your face.
Crawling across your face.
Is this your local?
Kate O’Hara writes:
I thought I would show you the new campaign Family & Life are rolling out. The dummies (top) I find particularly bewildering. Also, arguing in the pub about the abortion issue is always a great idea, eh?
On Saturday there will be a peaceful counter demo to the [Pro-life] “vigil” created by several groups who are bussing in people from around the country – titled “We have lives too”. All welcome.
Seriously though.
Where did she get that hat?
Thanks Alan Daly
What you may need to ask
1. Isn’t the title an oxymoron?
Release date: March
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A photo essay on Ireland in the May 1959 issue of Vogue by renowned fashion photographer Eugene Vernier.
From top: Desmond Castle, Adare, Co Limerick; Connemara; Mulroy Bay, Donegal; and Dublin quays.
The children had never seen wheels before.
More here: ‘Vogue’ in ireland (Brand New Retro)