Terrifying Ad for an English Language School

dimanche 1 mars 2015



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How do you know that your child is doing well learning English? When an English-speaking face appears in the mouth of your child, as though a demon has possessed him.


But--I should note--that demon is a native English speaker! That's what's important.


-via WTF Japan Seriously


Terrifying Ad for an English Language School

Orb-x


The object of the game Orb-x is to roll your orb into the black hole. You’ve got objects to change the trajectory of your ball, but you have to plan your moves ahead of time. As you get through each level, there are more objects that act differently. I was fine until I got to level 14, then decided it would take too much time to figure it out. Eventually, I will finish the whole thing. Try it yourself -I found it enjoyable. -via Look At This


Orb-x

Mister Rogers's Last Message to the Children He Helped Raise


Fred Rogers helped generations of children grow up into healthy adults. He told us all that he loved us just the way we were and he made the world a better place by being just the person that he was.


Shortly before he died 12 years ago, he recorded a brief video message to the adults whom he nurtured through his television work. It was only a few days ago that the Fred Rogers Company released the video to the public.


The video settings do not permit me to embed it at Neatorama. But you can watch it here . And you should.


-via Subtraction


Mister Rogers's Last Message to the Children He Helped Raise

Car Thief Knocks Himself out with His Own Boomerang Brick



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Gerry Brady owns the Pheasant Pub in Drogheda, Ireland. One night, he found a man lying unconscious next to his car near the pub. Brady thought that the man had been mugged. But CCTV footage told a different story.


The full video shows the man struggling for a long time to break into Brady's car. He threw rocks at the windows trying to break them, but the glass was too sturdy. So the frustrated suspect eventually heaved a brick at a car window.


The brick bounced off the car and hit the would-be thief in the head, knocking him unconscious.


Brady showed the video to the police, who found it hilarious. The Independent reports:



“When the Gardaí picked him up, he started claiming that I attacked him. He was still telling them that in the station when I came in with the footage of him getting knocked out by his own brick.”


“You should have heard the garda laughing when they saw the video. They were in stitches. Credit to them, they were straight out when we called and found the guy within minutes.”



-via Dave Barry


Car Thief Knocks Himself out with His Own Boomerang Brick

Optical Illusion Body Art by Natalie Fletcher


Color us impressed!


A few years ago, artist Natalie Fletcher moved to Bend, Oregon, and came across an ad for a body painter when she was looking to find a job. Despite having no experience at all, she applied ... and when they asked for examples of previous work, she thought, "Oh, crap! I better paint some bodies!"


That's how Natalie's journey as a body painter started. Since then, she's created many wonderful body paint artwork, including these trippy "Just an Illusion" optical illusion series below. There's no digital enhancement of these images - Natalie painted these freehand with an airbrush on the back of her boyfriend Todd's body:





View more of Natalie's fantastic body art over at her official website (contains artistic nudity) - Thanks Chris!


Optical Illusion Body Art by Natalie Fletcher

Parrot Takes a Shower

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Miss Iris the Hyacinth Macaw likes to be clean, so she takes a shower in the sink. She knows how to use the faucet, and she likes the pressure on high!

-via Daily Picks and Flicks


Parrot Takes a Shower

These Motorized Skates from 1906 Have Tiny Gasoline Engines


A 1906 issue of Scientific American examines motorized roller skates exhibited at that year's Paris Automobile Show. There were several models in development by different inventors at the time, including these by French inventor M. Constantini. They're basically tiny cars that he wore on his feet:



In view of the fact that each skate contains a gasoline motor, carbureter, battery, and spark coil, it will be seen that the whole has been reduced to a comparatively small size. The use of the rubber-tired wheels is found to give a very smooth-running movement. On the back of each skate will be observed the small sheet-iron box which contains the battery and the spark coil. From the box a pair of wires protected by rubber tubing passes up to the leather belt which the person wears, 'and upon the belt is placed the switch by which he is able to make or break the ignition circuit when he wishes to start or stop the motor or to regulate its speed. On the back part of the belt is fixed a small gasoline tank in the form of a flat and slightly curved sheet-iron box.



You can see patent drawings of other motorized skates at The Old Motor , a fun website about strange antique cars.


These Motorized Skates from 1906 Have Tiny Gasoline Engines

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