In addition to rather phallic gummi guitars, Hannah Montana Concert Candy also has even more phallic gummi microphones:
Click the photo to see it on its original Flickr page.
Click the photo to see it on its original Flickr page.
Dupont subway station.
News reports say that a strange “turpentine-like” smell sickened a number of people inside and near Accordion City’s Dupont subway station. The police and the fire department were called in, and it’s expected that they’ll tell us more about the smell later today.
Photo by John Papamarko.
Here’s a photo of Hampton Catlin and me at his Mad Men-themed party on Saturday. Between the way we’re dressed and the graininess of the photo, it looks as if a hidden camera is catching us conducting some kind of sordid business deal. I love it!
Happy birthday, Hampton!
Scramble from Sam Javanrouh on Vimeo.
Last week, I wrote about the new scramble crossing at the corner of Yonge and Dundas. I haven’t yet had a chance to see it in action for myself, but luckily Sam “Daily Dose of Imagery” Javanrouh has posted timelapse video of the crossing. It’s not Shibuya Crossing, but it makes for interesting viewing.
Leigh Honeywell wins the prize for spotting the Photoshoppery in yesterday’s entry, titled The Preferred Costume for Halloween 2008. The original is here.
Not Sarah Palin, but probably one of her supporters.
While we’re on the subject of barely-plausible-yet-believable Republican campaign stuff, here’s the schedule for the Republican National Convention:
Image courtesy of Miss Fipi Lele.
We’re now in a world without Don La Fontaine, the voice actor whose work you’ve probably heard — he’s the guy famous for the deep voice-over in movie trailers that go “In a world…”
Here’s a short YouTube video on Don La Fontaine:
and here’s his GEICO ad:
R.I.P., Mr. La Fontaine.
Since this Hallowe’en takes place less than a week before the U.S. presidential elections and women’s costumes have been getting skimpier over the years, may I suggest this Sarah Palin bikini costume for you trick or treaters?
Feel free to invent your own caption — post yours in the comments!
(You might want to see this entry as well.)
