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The last time we wrote about one of Fernando Botero's outdoor sculptures it was because street artist Olek had wrapped one in a psychedelic sweater, b...
"Music and food have a similar affect on us. They are both nourishing-make us happy, give us energy, are soothing, help us focus, improve our memory, and have the power to heal."
Thanks for sending in the funny shopping and promo signs. December has proven to be a great month for funny signage. You'll find the nine funniest s...
Everyone who travels eventually has a What The?! moment -- we've certainly had our share. But why should we have all the fun?
Before digital cameras our generation put every picture, no matter how bad, into a photo album. After all, they were precious -- and we shelled out big bucks to have them developed. Then there are the CLASSICS. The ones you should have thrown away, but instead you frame them.
Young children are already establishing food preferences and it's an important time to have good healthy snacks and meals. Good eating habits don't just happen -- they are taught.
Some of these signs aren't just funny, but absurd -- like one next to the water in Mystic, CT, saying that throwing rocks will cost you 50 cents each.
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What they lack in speed sloths make up for in arboreal acrobatics. In this event the slothletes must demonstrate their physical strength, agility, coordination and balance on the red bucket.
Right now it seems like everyone passing for cool, from young, urban hipsters to esteemed celebrities (we're looking at you, Brad Pitt), is sporting some sort of beard. But would these men shave if they knew they were turning women off?
Equipment failure is nothing special. But when it fails in just the right way, it almost seems as though some cosmic force of irony was involved. Wit...
Book publishers have noticed a trend in popular websites, and have made the jump to integrate and encapsulate web-driven humor in what seems like an effort to revive traditional paperback books.
We arrive and I announce that we just need one little thing. This is to both let the kids know we won't be there long and also as a reminder to myself. But as we walk through the doors, something happens...
The most satisfying visuals for me were the mashups which combined images from disparate strains of pop culture, unified by little more than a coincidental collision, the calendrical quirk of two otherwise unrelated events sharing the same significant date.
