Ninja Mutant Baby

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KISSIN' BABIES

AND KICKIN' ASS

Seven Deadly Websites

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The Seven Deadly Websites

Just a little something to think about next time you tweet, like, stream, bid...and procrastinate. Ha

Via: College Humor

Zombie Foods: Brain Soup

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Via: Teefury.com

Picture Snooping: Isa Guana's Flickr

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Snooping:

So, I was snooping around Flickr like I usually do and came across some pictures with Isa Guana's account and these are just some of the pictures I enjoyed.

Via: Isa Concepcion

Diggin' this sweater. Everybody loves Spider-Man...I mean girl.

Not sure if this is Disneyland or Disney World. Pretty cool set up for a Mickey Halloween.

I'm not from the westcoast, but to me this looks like In N Out Burger? Correct me if I'm wrong!?

The genre began in ancient Egypt, when a bunch of people said to themselves "Hey, those mummified corpses we keep around everywhere are actually kind of creepy," and performed a play about them coming to life and killing ancient Egyptian teenagers.

Unfortunately, the performers were then put to death for blasphemy, and the horror movie genre went underground until the beginning of the 20th Century. Since then it has diversified into many different subgenres. The popularity of these subgenres often reflects contemporary issues in society (see The Real World Fears Behind 8 Popular Movie Monsters.)

HISTORY OF

HORROR

Via: Cracked

Mini Inside Out Sculpture's by Jason Freeny

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JASON FREENY

Jason created his first fictional anatomy in 2000 with his depiction of the mythological "Incubus".

Armed with a youthful, overactive imagination, Jason creates smart, intricate illustrations that tickle the deviant intellect through a mix of hard graphics, pop iconography and wit.

During the day, Jason works in Manhattan as a mild mannered interface designer. At night, after the kids go to sleep, he can be found hunched over his computer developing works of candy colored madness.

Jason aspires to one day drop the daytime gig...

INSIDE OUT, OUTSIDE IN

Jason Freeny is a skillful beast. These mini sculptures are of the famous cartoons and toys we grew up with. Freeny twists the outcome of his subjects by making them look like old school 8th grade science classroom. Watching him work is like watching an actual hospital surgery or important experiment. Dope!

From Jason's Bio:

Via: Moist Productions

Hypodermic Needles found at Occupy Wall St. Clean Up.

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What was going on in Zuccotti Park?

Some of the activity that went down there was well documented. There were allegations of sexual assault. There were the growing health concerns. And CBS 2 cameras caught topless women dancing there. (Awesome)

But what else may have been cooking? CBS 2 has learned about some of the items that were removed from the park during yesterday’s raid.

Among the items found during the scouring of the park: At least two dozen hypodermic needles.

Numerous tents, books and other possessions were also recovered by sanitation workers and police officers during the raid.

Julie Wood with the Mayor’s Press Office said several truck loads of items had been removed from the park.

Dozens of Hypodermic Needles discovered as officials need several trucks to remove waste from #OWS Camping site at Zuccotti Park.

WTF?

HYPODERMIC NEEDLES

FOUND AT OCCUPY WS

Note: I'm all for protests. If you got a vision, run with it. If you have an army of people that believe in what you do...go out and share your frustration. There's no doubt DC is broken. But, when I heard about this it only added to my skeptism. Is this a serious movement or what? Blah.

Via: The Gateway Pundit.

From: CBS2

Pokey Dotty

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The Reason is Clear

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Everything You're Running Away From

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Dirty Pirate Popsicle

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We have a thing for getting sideways with classic cocktails and then turning them into poptails. This week the classic rum and coke has been flipped to a Dirty Pirate.

That’s rum and coke with a some Kahlua. While we’d love to take credit for this awesomely named cocktail, we can’t, but we are taking credit for turning it into a poptail ,at the suggestion of a co-worker. Pirates, Coke and booze, yeah, Thursday is getting better already. And just in case you need a variation, replace the Kahlua with peach schnapps for a Dirty Pirate Hooker. Play nice and play safe. Happy Pirating this Thursday.

Dirty Pirate Popsicle

2 1/2 cups Coke
1/3 cup Captain Morgan Spiced Rum
1/3 cup Kahlua

Instructions:

Place all ingredients in a large glass and stir to combine. Pour mixture into popsicles mold.
Freeze for about 2 hours or until mixture starts to solidify enough to hold a popsicle stick upright. Insert popsicle sticks and finish freezing popsicles overnight. To release popsicles run hot water on the outside of popsicle molds for a 2-3 seconds.

*Slightly flat Coke will produce a popsicle that stays frozen longer. To quickly and manually flatten out the carbonation, empty out enough Coke from a 2-liter bottle to leave a 3-inch space from top of bottle to top of coke. Place cap back on and shake vigorously for 10 seconds. Set aside to leave bubbles to subside.