Of course, killing zombies between the shelves is ok, as long as you’re quiet.
Thanks Matthew Stewart.
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Month: August 2010
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Creepy Abandoned Mental Asylums
Institutions are pretty creepy on their own, but after they’ve been abandoned for a few years, they move on from a little spooky into Silent Hill territory. This collection of disturbing images from abandoned institutions is both fascinating and eerie.
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Growing Up A Hero
Most kids fantasize about being a hero when they grow up and plenty of them even wear the costume, but few are fortunate enough to be added to the esteemed list of Growing Up Heroes photos.
Ever wonder what Jessica rabbit would look like in real life? It certainly wouldn’t be the way this 57 year-old great-grandmother looks after multiple plastic surgeries to look like her cartoon hero. Disturbingly, Playboy has contacted her about doing a spread.
Nowadays wooden clogs are largely sold in the Netherlands as tourist souvenirs, but have you ever wondered why someone would intentionally want to walk around in shoes that could give you a splinter?
The answer goes back to the country’s name, Neterlands roughly translates into “low lands,” which describes most of the terrain in the area. Because the country is filled with so many low lands, the ground was largely boggy and wet and leather shoes would become easily ruined and could not adequately protect the wearer’s feet from becoming damp. Wooden shoes on the other, were sturdy, could survive the muck and were better at keeping feet dry.
These days they are considered good safety shoes as they are difficult to crush or penetrate. They’re also good for kicking butt, as you can tell from this great Jackie Chan clip.
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Edward Cullen Cat Missed Comic Con
It’s ok kitty, you can still be a star in the kitty fashion show.
Didn’t get enough cosplay action from my recent Comic Con posts? Then check out this geektacular wedding featured in The Daily Mail.
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Naughty Bird Houses
Ever wonder what bird houses in the slums look like? Wonder no more thanks to artist Jeff Canham.