Japanese Super-Rabbits

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Japanese Super-Rabbits vs. Russian Police

Absolutely hilarious animated series from MTV Japan. See all episodes here

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"Arrested Expansion"

Surreal art from George Grie

(image credit: George Grie)

See also his "Ice Age Premonition":

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Escher's Impossible Staircases in Lego

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Cool Shot of the Day
(in cooperation with National Geographic magazine)

Potential Humpty Dumpties

(image credit: National Geographic)

Photo by Michel Owen -
I saw this man riding through the streets of Mumbai last January. He was weaving his way through incredible traffic. After several attempts, I finally got this photo when he stopped to cross the street. There must be over 100 eggs on the back of his bike.

Bridge Demolition: the very first moment

(image credit: National Geographic)

Photo by Tom Cote -
The demolition of the Jamestown Bridge in Rhode Island - the moment just after the explosive charges were detonated. The new bridge can be seen just behind it.

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Mixed fresh links for today:

Virtuoso accidently destroys priceless violin - [ouch!]
Greatest (?) Music Collection for sale on ebay, more info - [music]
Cool Cloth Physics Simulator - [flash]
Tamed Hyenas on Cross-Country Tour - [photo gallery]
Graffiti by US soldiers in Iraq - [street art]
All kinds of weird people (mostly from Asia) - [funny pics]
Supermarket Domino - [wow video]
Dukes of Hazzard wannabe car jump - [car video]
Crazy pilots taking off from Congo small road - [wow video]

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"Let's say it's 1930. You need a condom. The pharmacist gives you these choices. What do you choose?"
Strange, strange poll at Polls Boutique today.

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Again, Dubai

The tallest arch bridge in the world will be built in Dubai by 2012. A beautiful shape:
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Grumpy

(original unknown)

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"Field Recordings of Iceberg Melting"
- Vehicles & vessels made out of driftwood, and other "found" material from Hornby island in British Columbia, Canada.

Michael Campbell presents his a new series of sculptures with salvage/steam punkish overtones. Click here to see the gallery.

"This series is constructed from salvaged materials that were gathered and assembled into a flotilla of vessels. Each object suggests a practical purpose that combines Victorian era iron and steam industrial practicality alongside references to contemporary and future technologies."