Incredibly kawaii sign-in screen for Carbonmade. Moustache!

Incredibly kawaii sign-in screen for Carbonmade. Moustache!

gregrutter:

Portlanders are fucking serious about checking in on FourSquare

Missed this on our PDX trip. Is there a Dodgeball Church, too?

gregrutter:

Portlanders are fucking serious about checking in on FourSquare

Missed this on our PDX trip. Is there a Dodgeball Church, too?

That’s what she said?
(via comicallyvintage)

That’s what she said?

(via comicallyvintage)

Koi-yoooot!
(via fuckingdelicious: reddit via i.imgur.com)

Koi-yoooot!

(via fuckingdelicious: reddit via i.imgur.com)

thedailywhat:

It’s Educational! of the Day: Mattel announced today that it plans to release a line of premium dolls for adults called the “Barbie Fashion Model Collection,” which will include a set of dolls based on characters from the critically acclaimed AMC show Mad Men.
From the New York Times:

“ ‘Mad Men’ represents so beautifully the universe that created Barbie,” said Robert Thompson, professor of television and popular culture at Syracuse University, because the series is about the selling of the American consumer society. […]
“I have this fantasy of an 8-year-old getting a set” of the dolls, he added, “and saying: ‘Mom, can Chelsea come over? We want to play “The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit.” I’m going to be the organization man, and she’s going to be the soulless drone.’ ”

The dolls will be available for purchase through amctv.com, barbiecollector.com, and at specialty stores for $74.95 each.

The Joan doll is not, um, proportionally correct.

thedailywhat:

It’s Educational! of the Day: Mattel announced today that it plans to release a line of premium dolls for adults called the “Barbie Fashion Model Collection,” which will include a set of dolls based on characters from the critically acclaimed AMC show Mad Men.

From the New York Times:

“ ‘Mad Men’ represents so beautifully the universe that created Barbie,” said Robert Thompson, professor of television and popular culture at Syracuse University, because the series is about the selling of the American consumer society. […]

“I have this fantasy of an 8-year-old getting a set” of the dolls, he added, “and saying: ‘Mom, can Chelsea come over? We want to play “The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit.” I’m going to be the organization man, and she’s going to be the soulless drone.’ ”

The dolls will be available for purchase through amctv.com, barbiecollector.com, and at specialty stores for $74.95 each.

The Joan doll is not, um, proportionally correct.

Cute:

An elderly couple walked into the lobby of the Mayo Clinic for a checkup and spotted a piano. They’ve been married for 62 years and he’ll be 90 this year.

FrogWatch :: Turtle Frog

Myobatrachus gouldii
A very peculiar frog with a body shape resembling a small turtle with its shell removed. The head is very small, with reduced eyes, and quite distinct from the body, unlike most other frogs. The limbs are short but muscular.

Bizarre and cute. Squirtle-like.

FrogWatch :: Turtle Frog

Myobatrachus gouldii

A very peculiar frog with a body shape resembling a small turtle with its shell removed. The head is very small, with reduced eyes, and quite distinct from the body, unlike most other frogs. The limbs are short but muscular.

Bizarre and cute. Squirtle-like.

Sushi Cat: Fat Cat + Sushi + Cute + Puzzle = win!
(via gregrutter)

Sushi Cat: Fat Cat + Sushi + Cute + Puzzle = win!

(via gregrutter)

Henry’s Plan (via marinaomi)
My friend Mari made this as a part of her Thing-a-Day, and is my favorite of her series so far! SF Locals, her art is currently on display at Pork Store Cafe in the Mission.

Henry’s Plan (via marinaomi)

My friend Mari made this as a part of her Thing-a-Day, and is my favorite of her series so far! SF Locals, her art is currently on display at Pork Store Cafe in the Mission.

Remember when we were all abuzz about Kirsten Dunst all cosplayed out? Here’s the resulting video, “Akihabara Majokko Princess”, a collaboration between Takashi Murakami and director McG.

Note: The video being touted as NSFW because of the typical Murakami cartoon nudity, but IMHO it’s safe for most workplaces since it’s brief.

(via ontd / film experience blog)