June, 2010

Awesomesauce.

From Nakatomi Inc:

Designed by the artist Anville, this 6 color hand-pulled silkscreen features metallic and fluorescent inks and measures 18×24.  This edition is signed and numbered by the artist out of 100.

Get it here while you can.  It’ll be $30.

Thanks Drew.

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From Red-Dot:

DEWS is an upstanding toothbrush that incorporates a weight within its rounded handle base to keep the bristles away from dirty surfaces.

DEWS does away with concerns about whether your toothbrush is resting on an unhygienic surface. This upstanding toothbrush makes use of a weight at the end of its rounded handle to create a centre of gravity at the handle base. When the toothbrush is set down, it will sway momentarily until it reaches a position of balance – much like a tumble doll.  DEWS has been designed with ergonomic considerations, and its weight allows for comfortable brushing.

File this under “shit that should have been made a long time ago”.

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Came out last week then got yanked everywhere.

B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray in stores now.

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Sadly, this is probably pretty spot-on.

SuperTyson32

Longest Professional Tennis Match Ever Played Currently In 8th Hour – [NY Times]

“That Guy” In The Old Facebook Logo Was Al Pacino – [The Big Money] (via)

The 100 Hottest Women Of Entourage – [Bro Bible]

Would have saved her a LOT of trouble…

Robots With Feelings

From Letters of Note:

On the evening of June 5th, 1944, just hours prior to the D-day landings in Normandy, copies of the letter seen – Eisenhower’s Order of the Day – were distributed to members of the allied forces. The meticulously crafted, highly encouraging call-to-arms was drafted by Eisenhower himself over a period of four months, and remains one of the most important documents in military history.

Full transcript here.

Cat Versus Human