Neither does his art. Mark Jenkins’ website has a great section on Street Installations. In what must be a very confusing situation to see, he displays what looks like bodies in weird positions such as halfway in a fountain, diving in a trashbag and even with their head through a wall.

I am curious to people reactions. It seems as though his stuff is all over the world, so I am wondering if anyone who reads this has ever seen one of his pieces.

This week as I was roaming the streets of Noho, I noticed this contrast of black and white on the ground known as a crosswalk. As I approached 3rd St and Broadway, maybe, I found this:

This begs two questions:

1. Is that true? Has the origami I’ve been so fond of for years been for the uncool? Diddy told me he liked it!

2. Who is behind this?

In answering these, I found new depths of sadness. The first answer is a resounding yes. I didn’t know it, but I was tricked by supernerds to make origami; they schemed for a long time and finally pulled me in. Oh well, I still think I’ve been majorly suave giving origami cranes on all of my first dates. The second answer came to me in a dream or better yet, google. It turns out this crew, the Not So Cool Kids were just doing some advertising. Also unfortunately, I wasn’t the first to find this.

Have you seen this?

Courtesy of gizmodo, these photos of a photoshop contest for the upcoming film the Watchmen, brings back our favorite movie (top 50) Home Alone along with a bunch of other funny scenes.

HOME ALONE!

Imagine you have a chance to leave your mark on something. You could:

Instead, Gray got the ultimate, everlasting opportunity to mark his territory. Here’s what he wrote after the jump: (more…)

Name that game and you’ve found the key to my heart. I’ll give you a clue, it used the light gun (not pictured or legoed). Found on geekologie, great site by the way, is famous Nintendo game scenes in legos. Where is Blades of Glory or Jordan vs. Bird, though? More great legos by skinny coder after the jump.

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This would be funny on shirt or a postcard, maybe not a billboard or children’s tv program. Would you rather be eaten by a bear or have to eat a bear cub?

‘Keeping up with the Joneses’ can be a dangerous thing affecting credit scores, bread supply, and even sadly, having a roof over your head. Sure hot kicks are cool and practically necessary, but beware the dangers ahead.