Oh Yeah!!

News flash: the internet is awesome. Check out Jon Rafman's digital art. He assumes the persona of the kool-aid man and gives strangers online tours of second life. Check out his promo video HERE.

For optimal viewing experience I recommend synching the video with this song looped:

Do it. Do-aaaaaaaattttt.

No Hands

To answer Galen's question: it is M.J.and Rosie.

Things to Think About on a Sunday Morning

1. How great is this painting by Michael Willams called JACQUES COUSTE-WHOA?? It might just have the best title ever.

2. Why is there more than one movie where Rosie O'Donnell plays someone who throws a dinner party and serves some sort of special deviled egg dish? How did this happen? What does this mean?

Exhibit A: THE FLINTSTONES. O'Donnell (as Betty Rubble) serves dinosaur (one would assume pterodactyl) deviled eggs.

Exhibit B: ANOTHER STAKEOUT. Posing as a family while on a stake out, O'Donnell and Richard Dreyfuss throw a dinner party where she serves penguin deviled eggs.

On a side note, my mother loves this movie. When I was a child she thought it would be funny to have people over and serve penguin deviled eggs. Nobody got the reference.

Obsessed (Like in a Beyonce-Ali-Larter-Movie Sort of Way)

Lately, I have been really into Will Laren. Why? I think it is self-explanatory.

Oh. Here is his flickr page.

Jacques Cousteau Could Never Get This Low

Corey Arnold is a commercial fisherman who spends the off season as a photographer. Check him out.

Side note: How crazy is it that there are two songs that use "Jacques Cousteau could never get this low"? Granted one song just samples the Old Dirty Bastard line from the other...but still.