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November 21 2009
This x That:
- Proton beam successfully circles the LHC for first time in over a year.
- The Big Picture: Large Hadron Collider ready to restart.
- Gizmodo Presents: The hungry shopper’s definitive menu of black friday deals.
- Epic Flowchart: How to Buy a Television. (via.)
- Simpsons house, IRL.
- Lost Fan Poster #14: “Ben Linus” by Todd Slater.
- “Cholesteratu”: Cruel Nicknames for Overweight Vampires.
- Matt Logue: LA minus traffic.
- Tea x Time List: Top Ten Book Covers of the ’00s.
November 20 2009
The Things We Do For Art of the Day: Artist Dominic Wilcox attached a metal On/Off switch to his head with wig tape and kept it there, day and night, for a month.
Wilcox says:
I remember after leaving the place where it was done I had to overtake some people on the path. I knew they would see it, so that was a big moment, then after that I relaxed a little. I went into a pub once and ordered a drink. It felt like the music and pool balls came to a stop for a second or so. Then started up again.
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Lights Out: Andy Estep cut off his hair and made it into a wig... (t.d.w.)
Lights Out: Andy Estep cut off his hair and made it into a wig so he could wear it the next day.
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<3
November 19 2009
Onion News Network: The Today Now! anchors interview a little... (t.d.w.)
Onion News Network: The Today Now! anchors interview a little boy who found a real-life E.T. of his own while on a family trip.
Lucky!
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Vanja Mrgan: “Bearded: The Series”
Vanja was sitting on the toilet (thanks for that, Vanja!) reading a Conan story, when it abruptly occurred to him: “Conan should have a beard!” He immediately (well, almost immediately) went to work, reimagining a number of his favorite pop-culture icons as grade-B beard-sporting badasses.
Check his site, aptly titled Beards and Bellies, for ongoing project updates.
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What was the first? 8)


Paul Gauguin


Paul Gauguin


Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec


Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec


Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec


Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
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