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WITCHES TALES
I never heard of this comic book before, but like the Vault of Horror art I posted earlier, this is the orginal art before printing. I love how you can notice the cutouts of the title and lettering.
WE DARE YOU

So True...
Most of the time, the cutest cats are the stray cats that you find in the street, or in some alleyway behind a Burger King or something.
I can't stand the expensive one's that look like Korean dictator's and they are too fat to run. Are they smarter or something? What's the appeal?
Source: Fuck Yeah Internetz
Ugly Ass Cats are always more Expensive.

LOVE IS A
DISCO
BALL.

NICK KNIGHT
His work is amazing.
Team Gembee takes off...


"To be an Internet user is, essentially, to be part of the economics of the Internet, through innumerable commercial transactions and by being part of audiences sold for advertising. In this unit, you will come to understand the dynamics of Internet commence, including the ‘free’ services that are part of the attention economy; you will also analyse the importance for the Internet of an alternative economic form – the gift economy. Ultimately, you will understand how the Internet might, within capitalism, be associated with economic rewards and risks; and how developments on the Internet have altered business practices and approaches."
(Internet Studies 205: Internet Commerce and Consumers, 2011).
The Goal:
To review and assess a variety of Web 2.0 applications and tools designed for collaboration, publishing and production. The application with the best overall benefits and collaborative ease of use will be chosen as the mainstay for the later group assignment.
The members:
Brent Fleming    
Warwick Janetzki    
Tracey Ratcliffe    
Lauren Rowland    
Merrilee Troy    
Janeene White
The applications:
http://vyew.com/s/
http://sosius.com
http://www.openzine.com/
http://wiggio.com
http://posterous.com
http://www.springnote.com
Testing, testing, 1, 2, bee...




I'm still waiting to see
MADBALLS THEMED BIKiNI


audrey hepburn
As if you didn't know.
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During an interview with ESPN radio last Friday, Scottie Pippen said that Michael Jordan “is probably the greatest scorer to play the game” but LeBron James “may be the greatest player to ever play the game.”
After watching James and the Heat begin the celebration early, only to blow a 15-point fourth quarter lead to the Dallas Mavericks during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals last night, Pippen may be thinking about taking back his rather questionable statement from a week ago.
And if LeBron’s un-Jordan-like performance from last night wasn’t enough to convince Pippen that M.J., among several others, is still greater than James (six rings to zero, by my count), perhaps this video will do the trick.
How quickly they forget…
Scottie Pippen's Short Memory
Via: Total Pro Sports

"One thing about being successful is that I stopped being afraid of dying. Once you're a star you're dead already. You're embalmed."
- Dustin Hoffman

Bunny
Machine
One of my
favorites.
It's sunny in Vancouver but do not look directly into the sun. We need to be reminded of this because we see it so seldom see it. Also, ask your druggist about something called sunscreen. This has been a public service message by another fairweather (sunny weather) Canucks fan.
Forecast:  Sky to turn "Canucks blue" tonight. 

Quotables from Marshall Johnson:
This town ain't big enough for the both of me.
I'm on the patch. Sort of. (Bad Photoshop.)

More of Graham's stuff @ reach360.ca
Mobile phone technology has wowed us with its many wonders. Mine serves as my appointment calendar, calculator and file folder.  There are "apps" that will allow your phone to do everything except bake bread.  (I understand they're still working on that one.) Problem" they've failed us in doing what mobile phones were initially intended to do.  That is, make and receive phone calls.  
My suburban neighbourhood is full of basement suites. Combine basement suites with cell phones and "Houston (aka Telus, Bell, Rogers, Fido, Wind), we have a problem." There is little or no cell phone signal, at least enough of a signal to send and receive actual voice calls.
 We can still download our favourite apps, text, surf the web on our fancy, schmancy "smart phones."  But when we want to have an old-fashioned voice conversation we must ascend from our bunkers, to find a spot to converse: the lawn, the sidewalk, the driveway, the middle of the road. (Those old-fashioned voice conversations are still better left to those old-fashioned landlines that many of us, maybe prematurely, have given up.)
At peak times, the whole neighbourhood becomes kind of an outdoor "party line." And we seem to take it all in stride. (Well, more of a zig-zag football-type move, actually.) Those who have parked their cars in spots with a good signal can even grab a little privacy. (But it's going to be a long, hot summer.)
Ain't technology wonderful? "Houston (aka Telus, Bell, Rogers, Fido, Wind), can you hear me now?
My i-phone takes pretty good photos, no? (Semiahmoo Bay, looking North to White Rock)
Sometimes it even makes and takes calls!


The Ramones Wanna, The Misfits Want



LOVE THE Vairty OF PHOTOS, CHECK HER FLICKR. ENDLESS AMOUNTS OF PHOTOS.
Via: Hrystia Kaminska



JOE ORLANDO - TALES FROM THE CRYPT #39 COMPLETE 7-PG STORY ORIGINAL ART
Enjoy this original horror comic in it's purest form before it hit the presses in the 1950's. I added this whole comic book story for you to check out.




Via: Lewis Wayne Gallery

marilyn monroe
beach day

Ashley Smith
by Ellen von Unwerth for Vogue Turkey

Make Cupcakes, Not War!
British intelligence agency MI6 hacked an Al-Qaeda online magazine, replacing bomb-making instructions with a recipe for cupcakes, The Telegraph reports.
The joint action by MI6 and the UK’s Government Communications Headquarters had agents insert into the magazine an encrypted version of “The Best Cupcakes in America,” published by the Ellen DeGeneres talk show.
Originally, the magazine had instructions on how to make lethal pipe bombs, as well as articles by Osama bin Laden and his deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri.
According to The Telegraph, a similar Pentagon operation was blocked by the CIA, who claimed the magazine is more valuable as a source of intelligence. The attack was launched from Britain instead.
Al-Qaeda reissued the magazine (bomb-making instructions included) two weeks later and issued four more editions. According to one of The Telegraph‘s sources, British intelligence “was continuing to target online outlets publishing the magazine because it is viewed as such a powerful propaganda tool.”
As amusing as the story may sound, one has to question whether changing the magazine’s content in such an obvious way was the best course of action. It gave Al-Qaeda a clear warning its website had been hacked, probably making the organization a lot more cautious.
British Intel agency hacks Al-Qaeda website, attacks by replacing bomb making instuctions with Cupcake Recipes


Via: Mashable
British Cupcake Image: Perfectionist Confectionist