“Both publisher Mohamed El-Sharqawy and creator Magdy L Shafee were arrested. The charge was offence to public morals and the use of colloquial language. Blimey.”
Twilight Cycles: “when you’re dating a vampire, there’s never a good time to have your period”.
Vampax? “He’s hungry for my period”? Brandon Routh??. EWW, come on.
LOL. Via Sarah Weinman su Twitter.
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Adam Richardson: “Invaded Space”
Space Invader aliens superimposed on photos taken by war correspondents situated in Afghanistan.
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Adam Richardson: “Invaded Space”
Space Invader aliens superimposed on photos taken by war correspondents situated in Afghanistan.
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O per dirla con Warren Ellis, “Apple files patent on evil”.
(via fedege72)
Succede, quando si hanno seimila rincoglioniti in un palasport e uno sul palco. Ah, e vi ho mai parlato del mio totale disprezzo per i fan di VR?
VideoSong is a “new medium with 2 rules: 1. What you see is what you hear 2. If you hear it, at some point you see it”.
This is Pomplamoose’s cover of Michael Jackson’s Beat it. And yes, they’re quite great at it. (via)
“[Y]ou go to Waterstone’s, buy a copy of Orwell’s 1984 and take it home. Two days later you get up and find that agents of Waterstone’s have entered the house during the night and removed the offending volume. They’ve left a terse note explaining what they’ve done and enclosing a credit note for the cost of the book. Enraged, you phone the manager of Waterstone’s, who explains that everything is in accordance with the service agreement you accepted when you bought the book.
You don’t have to be a lawyer to know that this would not be tolerated in the real world of physical objects.Yet it’s commonplace – indeed universal – in the world of information goods. And what makes it possible is the ‘End User Licence Agreement’ (EULA) that most of us click to accept when we first use hardware, software or online services.”