Anyway, I thought I'd post some lame shit that everyone already knows about but might not, and if they don't they're missing out. First, bunny suicides, OBSERVE:These are only a few of the many creative suicides of many depressed bunnies. http://www.retrocomputing.net/racconti/umor/coniglio/pandora.beptuui.html
http://www.jimmyr.com/blog/Bunny_Suicide_Comic_Pics_226_2007.php
--Just a couple Bunny Suicide links.
Next on the list is Toothpaste for Dinner.com, which I only know about because Katie's RA in the dorms printed off like a billion of these comics and taped them by the bathroom door. It was really cool -- Katie had the nifty idea of making magnets out of them, which never happened but was still a good idea. SAMPLES:
http://www.jimmyr.com/blog/Bunny_Suicide_Comic_Pics_226_2007.php
--Just a couple Bunny Suicide links.
Next on the list is Toothpaste for Dinner.com, which I only know about because Katie's RA in the dorms printed off like a billion of these comics and taped them by the bathroom door. It was really cool -- Katie had the nifty idea of making magnets out of them, which never happened but was still a good idea. SAMPLES:
Okay, this will be the last thing, I promise (I also promise hot guy pictures next time -- yeah, it'll fuckin rock). this last thing is a project I had to do for art history class recently about this architect, Sullivan, who actually did some really unique shit, take a look!
These first three are actually the same building, the Carson, Pirie, Scott and Co. building in Chicago. The first picture is the ironwork above the front doors. Sullivan's trademark was making iron look really organic and light and feminine, which isn't usually what you associate iron with. These last couple are from a church he designed - they're pretty neat lookin:
Click here to go to the site I got these from (if you're interested). It's actually a site that's run by the city of Chicago Planning, or some shit, and you can like, take a tour of the buildings that are made by certain architects. You should really fool around with the site if you're interested in architecture because it has some rad shit.
P.S. Check out my links under "Internet Adventures," most of them are other blogs I've randomly come across on blogspot that are either hilarious or really profound, or an interesting combination of both. Stay sexy!
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