 Link Scroll down for today's pictures & links. The Hungry Cat Do not chat with your friends when you have a hungry cat in your house: url Today's pictures & links: Click to enlarge images. Nature's Barcode As an addition to our recent "barcode" article, this iceberg seems to be ready for scanning.  This image is part of the striking photo gallery "Striped Icebergs" here ------------ Micro-soft, in 1975  Bill Gates with Paul Allen, who uncannily resembles here the dancing guy on the right in this little video: url This is a group of Ivan Mladek (from Czech Republic) with the song "Jožin z Bažin" ------------ Absolutely Fantastic Bus This land leviathan has a landing field, swimming pool and hotel. From June 1930 issue of "Modern Mechanics" magazine:  Read more at Modern Mechanix page. ------------ Everest Area in 3D Simulation Spectacular rendering of the Everest and surrounding mountain ranges, with more great ones found at Christoph Hormann's site (click to enlarge)  ------------ Mixed fresh links for today: The Ultimate Tower - [architecture] Where animals live in US, in Russia - [vintage maps] Blue Building of Rotterdam - [urban art] The Wackiest Yard & Garden Products - [weird] Deserted Buildings from Cinema's Cult Classics - [abandoned] Throw Bigger Parties - [cool ads] Six Chickens Wacky Race - [fun video] Rally Racing Highlights: Ken Block - [car video] Pixar Comedy: "Lifted" - [fun video] ------------ Nemo Gould's new art Nemo Gould's "Little Big Man" is displayed at the upcoming show "Robots: Evolution of a Cultural Icon" at the San Jose Museum of Art - more info.  (image credit: Cameron Platt) ------------ Another Hole in the Ground  Seriously spooky business... Watch the previous hole appear in this video. ------------ World of Music Good addition to our "Strangest Music Scores" article: Music notation makes up a map of the world in an unusual design by World Beat Music - I wonder what kind of melody would emerge, if it was played? - via (click to enlarge)  (image credit: Wild About Music) ------------ Retrieving the Boosters As an addition to our "Rarely Seen Shuttle Pre-Launch Activities" article, this image (thank you Perry) shows how SRB boosters are recovered at sea:  (image credit: Perry) ------------ Some very weird toasters And a table set. See more at Collateral Damage:  info  info  info  (original unknown) ------------ Would you refrain from your beer for the sake of these ladies? This is priceless - poster from 1919 (just before prohibition started):  Permanent Link...  ...+StumbleUpon  ...+Facebook  Dark Roasted Blend's Photography Gear Picks: |
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Ivan Mladek isn't from Poland. He is from Czech Republic.I have no idea why everyone thinks he is Polish. And he sings in czech, polish sounds differently.
Ivan Mladek may lately be mistaken for being from Poland, because of the recent enormous popularity of "Jozin z bazin" among Polish internauts ;] but his definetely a Czech.
The table set uses a production BMW brake disc and oil filter
Pietryq, probably you're right. I"m from Poland and I know that everyone knows "Jozin..". There is also polish version of this song, made by Kabaret Pod Wyrwigroszem with alternative lyrics about polish politicians. If you are interested in: http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=v0eHLz1H-aE
It sounds funnier if you know polish, understand lyrics and notice their strong accent.
That Paul Allen looks like Slovak writer and gloss, Boris Filan.
http://static.markiza.sk/a501/image/file/5/0033/KZ7KkPGa.jpg
I wanna know about the instrument that the crazy guy is playing in the czeck video. It's like an eastern-bloc talk-box!
What about the hole ? where is it ? Is it a fake hole of a green ?
I think the last picture must be a later satire. Much of the clothing actually reflects styles that were popular at various times in the latter part of the 19th century.
Honestly, A picture like the last one would drive me to drink, just to ensure MY lips didn't touch THEIRS :)
Do any of you remember "Twin Peaks"? And the dancing midget who talked backwards? The guy on the right, in the Czech video is as horridly fascinating to watch. Just to terrible to talk my eyes off him
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