Asian boys are so damn good at breaking and hip hop. Jesus.
For the cubically oppressed.
Archives for the month of: February, 2010
HOOOOOOOOOOOOLY CRAP.
These are some tough gals! I really wouldn’t like to have any sort of problems with them. It’s kind of funny, because we are not used to see women so strong. It is reserved for men, while women on the other side are expected to be fragile, thin and helpless.
The alcoholic one fails at 1:20.
What? Who?
Reclarkable is a Spanish photographer that is blurring the lines between all of us. Below is a series showing couples, but indeed are one in the same. That is, the same couple is used in every shot, with their look completely transformed. Amazing what skillful makeup can do.
Until recently, Michael Jackson was considered eccentric, demented and, even, a pedophile. Now that he has passed away, the “king of Pop” title was finally given back to him. Personal opinions aside, one thing is for sure, the American singer has always been controversial and, apparently, enjoyed it. He thrived on eccentricities and obsessions. One of his most apparent and baffling compulsions was the transformation he imposed on his face, year after year.
This process ended up taking its toll on his health and resulted on a gross deformation of his face. You can keep track of the evolution of his features by comparing pictures taken throughout the years. This evolution became the inspiration for an artist – unknown to us – who gathered, in one single canvas, the various stages Michael Jackson’s face went through. To do so, he chose a spiral shape, ironically evoking the king of Pop’s journey towards darkness…
published in arts by bjr on Nov 21 2009 01:25 PM
Read more: http://obviousmag.org/en/archives/2009/11/the_evolution_of_michael_jacksons_face.html
A mysterious creature horrified holidaymakers after it washed up on a beach on the Gower Peninsula in Wales. The writhing mass of tentacles, which measured at least 6ft from end to end. The barnacles – long writhing stalks or pendulates, tipped with shells – are normally found deep below the waves, but were washed up clinging to a log. This barnacle may look like a mollusc but it is in fact a crustacean related to shrimps, lobsters and crabs. The goose barnacle or percebe thrives at the ocean’s foamy edge. Slammed by boiling sea waves, laved in saline by constant saltwater surf, the percebe thrives clinging to wave-lashed crags of the sea, to coastal rocks in narrow inlets called ‘surge channels’ up which the ocean thrusts oxygen-rich waves tumbling and roiling to wash over the barnacle colonies, thus providing tiny planktonic food to be caught by the winnowing fan-like legs poking out and up from the barnacle. Barnacles attach themselves to rocks by their “heads” and feed by means of their feathery “legs.”
from http://www.zevs.net/weird-creature-measured-6ft-long/
Jacket on, jacket off. Ummm….LOL
Don’t know why it isn’t “The Kung Fu Kid”.
Not gonna lie. I really want to see this…
