UK animator Tom Judd’s 2009 graduation piece from the Royal College Of Art
Using open-source synthetic biotech, a gamer makes his very own flesh and blood John McClane, then goes on to show why gamers should never be granted this power.
Sixteen.
Paula writes:
Spotted this ad that just went up today on myhome.ie. there are two very similar 2-storey buildings on North Circular Road for sale – one with eight bedrooms and one with 16 bedrooms. Now I’m sure you can imagine what state of disarray/tenement chic they are in, but love the understated ‘this property would benefit from refurbishment’. You Think??
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German photographer Christopher Hassler shoots a tunnel with a fisheye lens.
Comedian and Canadian Colin Mochrie applies his Whose Line Is It Anyway? improv skills to a cast of little Star Wars figurines.
Admittedly, the special effects aren’t up to much.
Environment Minister Phil,
Who I won’t say is mentally ill,
Sees no implication,
Of light regulation,
On the price of your wheelie bin bill.
John Moynes
(Laura Hutton/Photocaall Ireland)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtgYjzclQgo&feature=youtu.be
Everyone loves Lisa.
Mark Verling writes:
I stumbled upon a group of Spanish students in Stephen’s Green [Dublin] yesterday singing Lisa Hannigan’s ‘What’ll I Do’. Bizarre but brilliant to see nonetheless.
Previously: Lisa Hannigan At Iveagh Gardens
@broadsheet_ie Shocking parking by G4S security on east moorland lane. Currently 8 cars stuck on one way system. yfrog.com/oe79njvrj
— Gavin Kilduff (@gavinkilduff) July 24, 2012
Chris Mackin writes:
Found this dubious weather forecast for this weekend in Brussels. No wonder everyone is leaving for August.
Previously: We Might As Well Ask Psychic Wayne At This Stage
All of them.
Thanks Ciaran O’Grady