Super Cheese Retro Flick — Lesbian Vampire Killers
A la Shaun of the Dead, Lesbian Vampire Killers starring James Cordan and Mathew Hornelooks like a fun little spoof. I really like the posters, shown here courtesy of Heart Attack.

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A la Shaun of the Dead, Lesbian Vampire Killers starring James Cordan and Mathew Hornelooks like a fun little spoof. I really like the posters, shown here courtesy of Heart Attack.


cortesy of Laughing Squid

cortesy of Laughing Squid
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cortesy of Michael Bolger
…Wednesday (March 11th), people in India and other countries with large Hindu populations celebrated Holi, the Festival of Colors. Holi is celebrated as a welcoming of Spring, and a celebration of the triumph of good over evil. What that translates to in action is an enthusiastic dropping of inhibitions, as people chase each other and playfully splash colorful paint, powder and water on each other.
From MSNBC:
DES MOINES, Iowa - The Iowa Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling Friday finding that the state's same-sex marriage ban violates the constitutional rights of gay and lesbian couples, making Iowa the third state where gay marriage is legal.
In its decision, the court upheld a 2007 district court judge's ruling that the law violates the state constitution. It strikes the language from Iowa code limiting marriage to only between a man a woman.
"The court reaffirmed that a statute inconsistent with the Iowa constitution must be declared void even though it may be supported by strong and deep-seated traditional beliefs and popular opinion," said a summary of the ruling issued by the court.
David Byrne performs Burning Down The House with The Extra Action Marching Band in San Francisco 10.06.08.
And with The Rockettes, well one of them, at Radio City Music Hall circa 02.28.09. The ending is worth the watch in this video.
Check out this kooky new film from Wilkinson Sword featuring a bunch of glamorous girls getting busy mowing their lawns, trimming their bushes and having a general 'tidy up' in their gardens...!
Conficker (aka Downadup, Kido) is known to block access to over 100 anti-virus and security websites.
If you are blocked from loading the remote images in the first row of the top table above (AV/security sites) but not blocked from loading the remote images in the second row (websites of alternative operating systems) then your Windows PC may be infected by Conficker (or some other malicious software).
If you can see all six images in both rows of the top table, you are either not infected by Conficker, or you may be using a proxy server, in which case you will not be able to use this test to make an accurate determination, since Conficker will be unable to block you from viewing the AV/security sites. Check my computer.
He is a third of the size of an average guinea pig, and weighs in at just a few ounces - but this tiny puppy could be a big deal when it comes to world records.
The miniscule chihuahua-Jack Russell cross - appropriately named Tom Thumb by its owners - is a serious contender for the title of being the smallest dog on the planet.
Little Tom was born just three weeks ago as part of a surprise litter to mum Spice, a chihuahua. Little Tom
Shown here Sweeney Todd –scroll down a little after the jump or this link takes you directly to the clip.
Some more samples:
Thanks Chris C.From The Guardian:
Referee books Chorlton Villa player for distracting rival with 'ungentlemanly conduct' at key moment in match...
The drive to bring good manners back to football has reached new heights after a referee issued a yellow card to a player for "breaking wind" as a penalty was being taken.
The official deemed the act "ungentlemanly conduct" and booked the player responsible. However Chorlton Villa, who conceded a goal on the second take, went on to win the match 6-4 against local rivals International Manchester FC at Turn Moss in Stretford, Manchester, last Sunday.
The article goes on to say:
"This has come at a bad time in the season as we don't have sponsor and we are looking for a new sponsor for next season."
Heinz Beans perhaps? I'll stop there—oh wait pull my finger.
Part of apertures of metal band became digital display screen. Metal band and digital figures mingle together in proportion naturally. Without the face of "timepiece", it displays figures only when needed but also quite vague existence, "time".
I want to get the set already—just because.

From CNN:
LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Homer Simpson and his cartoon family soon will help you get letters, bills and packages to their destinations.
On Thursday, the U.S. Postal Service revealed five first-class stamps featuring characters from the Fox animated series "The Simpsons" -- Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie -- that will hit a post office near you May 7.
"This is the biggest and most adhesive honor 'The Simpsons' has ever received," creator Matt Groening said.
The TV show, the longest running prime-time sitcom, was chosen from about 50,000 stamp subject suggestions submitted last year, the Postal Service said.
"We are emotionally moved by the Postal Service selecting us rather than making the lazy choice of someone who has benefited society," said "Simpsons" producer James L. Brooks. Read on
These are a collection of images I've been gathering over the last year or so, all images were found on Flickr and I apologize for not having kept a record of the photographers.


















Found at Boston Public Library's FlickrStream.
The rest of The Brewery Posters are here.
All images link to higher resolution versions.
I really like the old school registration marks and color bars.
A PET dog's underwear fetish almost cost him his life when he swallowed his owner's G-string over the Easter long weekend.
Vets said that elastic on the size 10, lacy, black G-string became wrapped around the intestines of Baxter, a two-year-old cavalier king charles spaniel, The Northern Territory News reports.
Baxter's owner, who was too embarrassed to be named, said she rushed her tiny pooch to Darwin's University Avenue Veterinary Hospital at 9pm on Saturday after she became concerned when the ''usual pig when it comes to food'' was refusing to eat and started vomiting.
An X-ray revealed something was obstructing the 9.7kg spaniel's bowel - it turned out to be a pair of women's knickers.
These two pieces were about one block apart on Laguna Street, San francisco.
Click on the images to see their location.
The first one recently became the victim of sidewalk repair.
Higher resolution versions are here.
I'm very happy that WeegieBurd posted this documentary on youtube. It's a brilliant slice of the 1970's in Ireland, both North and South.

Billy Connolly was, in the 1970s, a sort of Scottish Lenny Bruce, who, with devastating humour, sliced through the hypocrisies he perceived.
This 1976 documentary follows the singer-comic during his 1975 Irish tour. Made in a cinema verité fashion, the performer appears to be completely unaware of the presence of the camera in his off-stage and backstage moments.

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Selection from the "Tears" Exhibit.
"I worked hard to create my own style and technique. The main tool is computer photo-manipulation and a mix of several photos. I’ve already created several art projects and showed them in a few countries, including France, Belgium and the USA."
Selection from the "Toystory" Exhibit.



This seems like a feature Google should have had all along. When browsing images you get the option to select similar images based on results.

I still prefer Flickr, here are some Flickr and non-FlickrTools.
Select up to 10 colors and get image results that use that palette. Pretty cool.
We extracted the colours from 3 million “interesting” Flickr images. Using our visual similarity technology you can navigate the collection by colour.
2. CompFight
Unsure how this site does it, but it generates search results twice as fast a search on Flickr itself, even displays the pixel dimensions of the largest version of the image available. I use this site ALL the time.
The New York City Subway system officially opened on October 27, 1904 at the City Hall Station. It was the final stop on the downtown Lexington Avenue IRT local #6 train. It is situated under City Hall Park.
It was closed because as the subway became more popular, extra cars had to added but the tight radius of the platform meant there were large gaps between the train and the platform.
The skylights are made put of cut amethyst glass. The chandeliers (as seen in top picture) and lights originally featured glass luminaires, but vibrations from the subway and its equipment destroyed them.
The New York City Transit Museum, once or twice a year, runs a special excursion train called "The Jewel In The Crown: Old City Hall Station". These trips are only available to museum members. The special train stops at the Old City Hall Station.
Additional pictures:
City Hall Subway Station - 04 February 2007 — Flickr set
Mac computers are known for their near-immunity to the viruses and other harmful programs that plague PCs. But that may be changing somewhat, according to computer security researchers. It seems that as sleek Mac computers become more popular, they're also more sought-after targets for the authors of harmful programs.
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Mac users at large, however, should not be alarmed by the incident, experts said. The program infects only computers whose users downloaded pirated versions of the Mac software iWork.com.
Really? this is a lead story? Is Time Warner taking notes from Fox Media? C'mon guys.
Some suggestions:
Israel backs down over white phosphorus.
These illustrations come from the book “The Frenchmen and the 7 Deadly Sins”, by Cyril Satorsky.
Thanks Fabio C

A new concept design from Ji Woong feature a zipper that lets you zip them up to eliminate cable knots. Bonus points for the volume and hold feature in the zipper pull. As this is just a concept at this time, no price or availibility, but if real manufacturers are paying attention, maybe we'll actually see this hit the streets.

Click on the Play this Game link. Originally posted here.

People either love or hate Marmite, personally I like it and use it in red sauces but this Guinness version could be the ultimate secret ingredient. Unfortunately it was only made in limited edition for St Patrick's Day 2007.
"You either love it or hate it."
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