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Alexa Meade paints people so that they appear as if they have just walked out of an acrylic painting. She then further confuses the senses by lacing the town’s water supply with acid.
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We’ve all seen The Matrix, Terminator, Battlestar Galactica… so what, now we’re supposed to help the robots? Ha ha, no way! Nice try robots!
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This reminds me of a waterpark I went to as a kid, only this looks less scary.
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In Rand McNally, they wear hats on their feet and watermelons eat people.
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We’ve got sheep pong, sheep fireworks, sheep sheep and so much more.
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Technology is really starting to freak me out. I even hear they have Internet on computers now.
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I long for the old days of airfish travel. Those were simpler, more civilized times.
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From the Renaissance to Impressionism to Contempory art, Star Wars improves everything it touches.
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These are the results of a Photoshop contest to create photorealistic versions of cartoon characters as they might look in our human realm. My favorite is Moe Szyslak.
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I bet this guy gets all the chicks with his toucan hand.
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Lego master Mark Kelso has created a scale model of the Invisible Hand, General Grevious’ ship from Star Wars Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. The only thing that could make this cooler is if he made a model of a ship from a Star Wars movie that people actually liked.
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So as it turns out, god is a DJ. Or DJs are necromancers. Or this one is made of magic. I’m not really sure to be honest, but this short film has apparently won a lot of awards.
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Guerrilla art, or an elaborate plan to get the municipal authorities to clean the tunnel? You decide.
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In 2003, Michael Townsend and seven other “artists” decided to build an apartment in the parking garage of a mall in Providence, Rhode Island. They took turns living in the apartment for up to three weeks at a time, until the end of September 2007 when Michael was caught by mall security.
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