Gulp.
Controlled crucifixion.
Yours to buy at Irish Liquidators, Harolds Cross Road., Dublin 6.
Thanks Alex Lawes
Gulp.
Controlled crucifixion.
Yours to buy at Irish Liquidators, Harolds Cross Road., Dublin 6.
Thanks Alex Lawes
A 9/11 bus stop tribute by cling film street art specialist Fink in Dublin this afternoon.
Earlier: Thirteen Years
Thanks Amanda
A pet cat turned into a “ball of fury” and trapped a mother and her adult daughter inside their California home. The furious feline, named Cuppy, attacked the pair every time they tried to make an escape from the property in Chula Vista, San Diego.
They were forced to call 911 for police assistance after barricading themselves inside a bedroom, according to KGTV-TV. The animal became incensed when one of the women got up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom on August 12. Armed officers were filmed in a standoff with the irate pet before he eventually calmed down and strolled out of the house.
Any excuse.
Angry cat holds women ‘hostage’ in California home (Mark Molloy, Telegraph)
New Subway Promotion To Honour 9/11 (The Onion)
Like everyone, we are deeply offended by the fake story and ad created by The Onion.
— SUBWAY Restaurants (@SUBWAY) September 6, 2013
Mark Wahlberg speaking about the 9/11 hijackings in the February edition of Men’s Journal.
These luxury residential towers, designed by MVRDV Architects and due for completion in Seoul sometime in 2015, are supposed to evoke a pixelated cloud floating overhead.
Oh dear. They don’t evoke that at all, do they?