On a Sunday morning in Henrico County, Virginia, dozens of residents woke to find old TV sets dumped on their lawns. One person reviewed their home security footage and reported the following: “It was a guy dressed in a jumpsuit with a TV for a head,” said Adrian Garner. “It’s the weirdest thing. He squats down, puts the TV there and walks off. It’s really weird.”
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Yilmaz Sen designed Balenciaga’s latest social media campaign. The artist imagined a set of avatar-type models in Resort 2019 outfits looking blankly at the camera whose bodies slowly start to contort.
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Windows ‘95 with Greta is the kind of stuff that makes me love the Internet. How else were we supposed to find this crazy stuff? Seriously, I’m grateful…
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Rebecca Caldwell ha trasformato una Cadillac del 1971 in una cattedrale gotica viaggiante. Con tanto di guglie, finestre di vetro piombato e gargoyles…
Le hanno chiesto dei rapporti con la polizia stradale:
“They have to realize that I would be stupid to try and get away with anything illegal in that car…I mean, come on. I can just hear it over the police radio: “…the suspects are heading west bound goin about 60 mph….a little faster on the downhill…be on the lookout for a……black …1971 gothic cathedral…I repeat….1971…. gothic cathedral….the suspects are thought to be armed with a welder and a caulking gun…”
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David Copperfield ha dichiarato che uno dei suoi prossimi numeri consisterà nell’ingravidare una fanciulla sul palco. Naturalmente (cosa pensavate) senza toccarla nemmeno. Con la sola forza del pensiero. Dobbiamo concludere dunque che il mago americano è lo Spirito Santo in persona.
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David Lynch fa un bizzarro report quotidiano sulle condizioni metereologiche a Los Angeles. Nel suo sito web si può vedere ogni giorno un piccolo video con il mitico regista che recita in ordine: luogo, data, ora, clima e temperatura. Ma prima, guarda fuori dalla finestra…
