Torturer Woolite Commercial
Directed by Rob Zombie. I am not kidding.
Directed by Rob Zombie. I am not kidding.
That’s it, we’re doomed.
NSFW and awesome.
Forget Bruckheimer! Look to Tollywood for some serious action! I feel sorry for the horses, though.
I hope The Old Republic is exactly like this! I’ll be very disappointed otherwise.
Chilling. It’s a trailer for a documentary of the same name. via Neatorama.
So, Amanda and I are thinking it might be fun to go to FanExpo this year. The convention is like a celebration of all our geeky interests in one big place. Comics, Sci-fi, Anime, Gaming, and Horror all rolled into one. The event is in downtown Toronto on the 28th of August to the 30th. [...]
via Monsters and Rockets
Well, I’m thoroughly creeped out now.
NSFW, but hilarious! I gotta start sending this to girls I like and see what happens. via Picture Is Unrelated
Some of you have probably already seen this, but if you haven’t, well… you’re in for a treat.
Epic. via FAIL Blog
This is just too cool! via Flickr
To be honest, I actually kind of want one. via Neatorama.
In 2000, Kevin somehow convinced the town council of Pauls Valley, Oklahoma that they needed a museum or tourist attraction, and that his incredibly large collection of toys and action figures should be it. In 2005, the museum opened up, and in 2009 you found out about it and tried to figure out a good [...]
Believe me, it’s not at all what you think. In what is probably the coolest conference-talk attention grab I’ve ever heard of, Bill Gates apparently just released a swarm of mosquitoes into the crowd at TED, the geniuses-only mind meld. Holy shit. “Not only poor people should experience this,” the Tweetosphere has Gates saying as [...]
This is like that guy in India who couldn’t pass 9th grade or whatever it was. A dogged South Korean grandmother has failed her driving test 771 times, police said Thursday, but a local newspaper reported she will keep trying. The 68-year-old, identified only by her last name Cha, has taken the test almost every [...]
This is an oldie, but a goodie.