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13 Comments:
The second robosuit is an obvious shop. The guy is 'wearing' a Brotherhood of Steel power armour mask from Fallout!
"Components. American components, Russian Components, ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!"
more tongue tricks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ta4W3WEWOc
Some people can actually do the trick with the tongue. I know one myself.
Here are some details on the Atomic bomb cake:
http://slides-www.ucsc.edu/dbms.acgi$detail?68273
My girlfriend's parents have a print of that "Phillies" painting in there kitchen, often wondered about the story behind it.
Oh and I can also do the clover/shamrock leaf tongue trick, you sort of roll your tongue and then pull it back into your mouth to create the folds at the side...yeah, I know you're all trying it now ; )
I have the Hopper picture in my house. As a companion to it, I also have 'Boulevard Of Broken Dreams, by Gottfried Helnwein - probably the most famous pastiche of the Hopper Nighthawks
Check it out here: http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Boulevard-of-Broken-Dreams-Posters_i324001_.htm
The tongue thing isn't shopped as plasterek mentions. Its called "cloverleaf tongue" and shares similarities to people that can roll their tongue vs. people that can't although is much more rare.
The last picture is of a very rare Negropod. Used to grow soylent green.
I thought the last picture was a new low cost gas chamber to deal with America's over crowded prisons.
The last one is a picture of a body pod used to measure the amount of fat in a person.
The last one is an Air Pod. Estimates body fat ratio by measuring your displacement. Supposed to replace water displacemen.
Great info, I updated the post, thanks!
regards to Edward Hopper "Nighthawks" Variations there is the cowboy bebop version:
http://home.roadrunner.com/~ketubah/tonermishap/hopper/CowboyBebop_lg.jpg
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