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Dicen que recordar, es volver a vivir... en el ámbito musical específicamente la década de los 90´s, algunos grupos e intérpretes, nos regalaron canciones que se convirtieron en éxitos por su peculiar ritmo y su letra pegajosa, pero que en la actualidad muchos de nosotros nos preguntamos ¿cómo pude bailar y cantar eso?

This is Tomoaki Kohguchi. He’s a 64-year old consultant from Hiroshima, Japan who also happens to have a passion for cosplay. His birthday was yesterday, and a little cosplay is a great way to celebrate.

Head after the break to see more pictures.

(via Kotaku)

Ven a mi Bar Mitzva, vergüenza ajena asegurada jojojojojojojojo (gracias Mephes)

Entre los dos juntan una cabeza entera llena de pelo.

Comic URL: http://www.lefthandedtoons.com/1614/

If you don't want to always look around for a measuring cup, a Redditor shared a neat trick to make permanent markings on your metal pot. Most of the items needed should be in your house, or you can pick them up for very little. Here's what you'll need:

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Somewhere on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, nestled at the foot of a desert mountain range, sits a peculiar sight that is almost completely out of place: hundreds of seats for an outdoor movie theater. Estonian photographer Kaupo Kikkas recently visited the desolate location and brought back these amazing shots of a decaying dream. He shares via his blog that the theater was built not too long ago by a man from France with considerable means. Tons of old seats and a generator were hauled in from Cairo, not to mention a giant screen that looked like the sail of a ship.

Everything was set for opening night, with one small problem. Kikkas says the locals weren’t particularly keen on the whole idea and decided to discreetly sabotage the generator. A single movie was never screened. So now it sits in the middle of a desert, a random movie theater that was never used. You can still see it on Google Maps. (via Lustik, Abandoned Geography)

Valerie Hegarty makes mixed-media painting/sculptures where the paintings appear to be taking on three dimensionality and bursting out of their frames and off their canvases. The effect is very convincing and disturbing, conveying a sense of collapse and destruction. A selection of Hegary's work was recently exhibited on the High Line in NYC.

Valerie Hegarty - 2013 (via Crazy Abalone)

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I see all your majestic gryphons on sketch_dailes and raise you a potoophon.

You’d think that a carrot is a carrot is a carrot, but that’s just not the case – some carrots are just carrots, and others are also intergalactic superheroes. And we’ve got a series of amazing fruits and vegetables here to prove it.

In truth, there is quite a variety of reasons for which a fruit or vegetable can grow into weird shapes. The most common is damage/scar tissue. If some part of the fruit or vegetable is scarred, especially during its earliest growing stages, this can slow the growth in that area and cause it to deform the rest of the plant. In the case of root vegetables, inconsistent soil fertilization can also cause strange growth – carrots, for example, can branch out and grow arms into surrounding pockets of manure.

Fruits can often be forced to grow into certain desired shapes, although no artificially shaped fruits are shown here. By enclosing them into glass forms, tree and vine fruits can be forced to grow into squares, stars, hearts or any other form. Some farmers even grow pears that look like Buddha!

A Sophisticated Radish

Source: reddit

StrawBEARy

Source: imgur

Toy Story’s Buzz Lightyear As A Carrot

Source: metro.co.uk

A Duck-Shaped Tomato

Image credits: Rick

 A Happy Eggplant That Wants To Hug You

Image credits: MelButts22

A Radish And A Carrot Taking A Bath

Source: planetivy.com

A Goose-Shaped Gourd

Source: uyirvani.com

An Evil Tomato

Image credits: unknown

A Bear-Shaped Potato

Image credits: Geoff Robinson

A Long-Nosed Eggplant

Image credits: unknown

A Duck-Shaped Gourd

Source: quecanteo.com

Terrified Peppers

Source: imgur

A Rabbit-Shaped Tomato

Image credits: unknown

A Running Radish

Source: planetivy.com

A Long-Faced Eggplant

Source: imgur

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15 Funny-Shaped Fruits And Vegetables That Forgot How To Be Plants originally appeared on Bored Panda on March 6, 2014.

Created by artist Alyson Shotz, this reflective picket fence is made entirely of mirrors and has been installed in several locations since 2003. The iteration shown here was on view through 2012 at the Storm King Art Center in New York. The fence has the uncanny ability to reflect its surroundings resulting in a barrier that is at times almost completely camouflaged, or, depending on your perspective, in stark contrast to the nearby landscape. (via Designboom)

WOW VERY ART, MUCH PICTURE WOW

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¡Ah, si teletransportarse fuera así de fácil! Jim Andrews creó este sencillo código que permite ir saltando de lugar en lugar a través de las fotos de Google Street View. Tan solo hay que hacer clic en el botón para llegar a algún exótico lugar y dejar volar la imaginación un tato: Teleport. Si te aburres, es un entretenimiento como otro cualquiera.

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