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The larger my computer’s monitor gets, the harder it is to find quality wallpaper out there. While there are still many places to comb on the Web to find really wide images, I thought I would share some of my favorite 1920 x 1200 wallpapers I have found on Deviant Art.
Let me apologize for my hiatus with one really bizarre game review. I really love the games out there that seems so odd, you wonder what the heck these people were on when they came up with the idea for it. Hallucinogens aside for a moment, Muscle March is a great cheap WiiWare game you should at least check out.
Who doesn’t love a little traffic humor? I’ve done my best to search the Web for some of my favorite traffic signs out there. Some are real, some are questionable, and well – they are all something that would make you do a double take if you saw them on your way to work.
Just in time for Halloween, how would you like to get a casket? Filed under the really weird things you can get from Walmart – we have the Lady de Guadalupe casket. Yes, apparently you can order a number of caskets from Walmart.com. Think ranks up there in the weirdness level of the gallon of whole milk from Amazon.com.
I can’t take credit for finding this, however it was too awesome to pass up. What happens when a cheating orange gets caught? Nothing but trouble, my friend.
I really don’t know what else to say about this…
Yes, this Cheeto has a back story. Apparently, somebody says it looks like Jesus? Looks like an upside down “F” to me , am I not trying hard enough?
I don’t know if that is odder, or the fact that somebody wrote a guide on how to sell a potato chip that looks like a celebrity. Thank you Internet.
For more things like look like something else, check out That Looks Like…
Why is it that we are all kind of amused by making Nintendo’s favorite plumber, Mario, so darn creepy looking? There have been some real oddities posted out there in the past that have put a new light on the overall wearing hero, but this one might take the cake on being the creepiest thus far.
Here is what the artist in question, Rob Sheridan had to say about this oddity of a masterpiece.
I never felt like I’d quite finished the Mario portrait I did a couple weeks ago. The background was rushed and I didn’t have time to make the bricks change over as they should have. So since it proved to be so popular, I figured it was worth expanding upon a little bit.
Download the wallpaper (both standard and widescreen sizes) on rob-sheridan.com.
Got a weird message from Google this morning when searching for WordPress template code:
WordPress.org is a site that may harm my computer? Very weird. Anybody else notice this?
Update: Looks like all of Google’s search results are showing this, I have a feeling somebody pushed the wrong button at Google’s HQ.
If I can be serious for a minute, I have a confession to make – I do love my bacon. No, not that Canadian stuff (darn, round ham rip off!), I am talking about those salty strips of porky goodness. With that said, here are five other uses for bacon I bet you had not considered.
Bacon Wallet
Bacon Briefcase
Bacon Scarf
Bacon Dental Floss
Bacon Toys (don’t ask how Mr. Tofu got in there…)
Want to confess your own love for bacon? It is ok, you are among friends here!
Ready for a riddle? See if you can tell me what time it is here…
Here is a little more about what this clock is and how do you tell time on it?
Analogy is a typographic clock which explores the numerical and spatial qualities of digital and analogue clocks. This piece considers the relationship between the two, fusing them together to create a new hybrid format. It gives an everyday object a twist to make it something that people will notice.
They say a screensaver is coming soon – which is what I am waiting for personally. How about you? Check out the Analogy clock at Jessonyip.com.
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Mitch Keeler is nothing more than your average Joe trying to leave his mark on the world though both his professional work and his online projects, articles, podcasts and more.
