An amazing photo shoot from 1998, that sadly did not also feature Jon Stewart and Salma Hayek.
Like he was ready to join Destiny's Child.
Most the characters had useless super powers, but that never stopped them.
Power: Super strength.
Source: youtube.com
Power: Having a pig for a leg.
Source: youtube.com
Power: Having a zipper on his neck.
Source: youtube.com
Power: Having a suit made of carpet that he could rub to make an electric charge.
Being a city kid was pretty damn great.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Source: 12ozprophet.com
Source: chelseapiers.com
Source: lostsoulentertainment.net
A curious list. Add yours below.
Cats are mischievous troublemakers, eager to explore their surroundings. On occasion, though, curiosity gets the best of them and they work themselves into tight spots. Here then are 49 kitties that are out of their element.
Source: twistedsifter.com
Source: skybluesea1 / via: katienotopoulos
I can haz nap on vinyl records?
Source: facebook.com
Everything sucks.
Source: specialsideofheartbreak
Source: bonjourbitchezz
Source: colormewithpatience
Source: lesbodojo
No argument.
Source: filmsplusmovies.com
Via: probend
Image by Photoshop by John Gara
See also: True Facts About Morgan Freeman.
Harry Truman's woman knew how to sport those upside-down bowl things.
Source: usnationalarchives
Source: usnationalarchives
Source: usnationalarchives
Source: usnationalarchives
Made by Liz Emirzian at age 5, now an Illustrator and Official Crazy Cat Lady.
Cover: I Love Cats
Lots of velvet and lots of lace on the New York runways.
Monique Lhuillier
Image by Frazer Harrison / Getty Images
Monique Lhuillier
Image by Frazer Harrison / Getty Images
Monique Lhuillier
Image by Frazer Harrison / Getty Images
Image by Richard Drew / AP
Hate to take sides, but Michigan definitely wins.
Source: mintytrina
Source: blog.trinet.com
Source: sunset.com
Source: stephaniemaxwell
52 Marvel characters, rendered here with minimalistic typography that's both heroic and villainous. How many can you identify?
Source: baboondesign.blogspot.com / via: laughingsquid.com
New on the Internet today: "Marvelphabet", a pair of stylized alphabets yolked around figures from the Marvel Universe. Designer Mike Baboon writes:
I'd long considered doing a superhero-themed alphabet but I'd resisted for a variety of reasons, including the sheer immense scope of the superhero universe and the fact that there were other similar pieces out there.
Ultimately, however, superheroes and comics were such an important part of my childhood that I couldn't ignore them. So I added a bit of a challenge: I wanted to represent 26 heroes and 26 villains from a specific universe. I wanted to stick to their face and upper torso only (which meant, among other things, no wheelchair for "X" or extra arms for "o")
The hero alphabet definitely trends easier than the baddies. How many can you identify from each?
Prints, tees, mobile shells, and more available at Society 6 and RedBubble.
Cap tip: Laughing Squid
Source: baboondesign.blogspot.com
Source: baboondesign.blogspot.com
Sometimes you just need to take a couple days off.
Source: i.imgur.com
Source: i.imgur.com
Source: imgur.com
Source: i.imgur.com
Velociraptors in the workplace is no laughing matter. Luckily, this place has a spotless record.
Source: reddit.com
A baseball relic older than the motion picture camera.
Source: fangraphs.com
