This is the second one of these Kool-Aid Man concept photos I’ve seen. I love them.
via seiz whaa: http://chumpsview.tumblr.com/
This was the one I saw a few months ago:
via 13gb: http://13gb.com/media.php?media_id=2575
Really. It never gets old.
I only wish I could find a link to the episode of Robot Chicken where the Kool-Aid man is playing baseball. (Oh No!)
I got an iPhone yesterday morning.
Now my conversion to the dark side is complete.
I’ve seen this posted in a couple of places now and I really like it:
Ryan Johnson | Pedestrian (2007)
It’s from Pakistani artist Ryan Johnson (who works out of Brooklyn) and is part of a series that’s on display at Guild & Greyshkul in SoHo.
via FFFFound
Dear Iran, re: your recent ‘missile launch’ :
from coicide: http://www.flickr.com/photos/49403380@N00/2658316482/sizes/o/
Gawker just ran an article about Bottlemania — a new book about our overindulgence in bottled water over the last 20-odd years. BAD NEWS. The most shocking of the facts that they bring up — the cost of bottling, transporting and disposing of a single bottle of water is basically equivalent to filling that bottle 25% full of oil.
Maybe it’s time to just start filling up the ol Nalgene?
Not sure if this is an option for some (I know Morgan Hill, CA where I grew up had horrible drinking water), but I know New York tap water is seriously just as good as bottled water. If not better than some (Yes. I’m looking at you Dasani)
What with the fact that the price of oil being what it is these days (and the fact that, you know, plastic is a processed oil product), maybe it wouldn’t be so bad to ease off the Volvic?
Amazing. Jacob Seidelin took the data from the Radiohead House of Cards video (made using lasers and data points rather than filmed) and made a JavaScript based visualizer using the Canvas object.
Even if what I just said was all Greek to you (I barely understand it myself), you’ll have fun playing with the visualizer. Check it out:
couresy of Jacob Seidelin via http://www.nihilogic.dk/labs/radiohead-meets-javascript/
Thanks to Ajaxian for the link
I haven’t had enough coffee yet this morning to figure out exactly what that means, but the images are amazing:
from environmentalgraffiti.com
You can view the whole set on environmentalgraffiti.com
as always, love to FFFFound