Archive for December 4th, 2006

Portable Steam Sauna.

This weird-looking device is the inflatable, portable steam sauna.

Just fill the steamer with water, inflate the "bathtub," plug the steamer to an electrical socket and there you have it!

Link – via smidigt.se

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Moscow Metro, Above and Below Ground.

Bee Flowers took some amazing photo of the Moscow Metro stations. This one is Electrozavodskaya, the larger pic at Bee’s website is much, much cooler: Link

If you prefer the gritty look of the Moscow metro, why not take a look at the underground railways themselves? (for more, see: Link. Original photographer’s website: Link – Thanks Alex A. Naanou!)

See also: Moscow Subway Car "Nailed to the Ground", People You Meet in the Moscow Subway, and Subway Stations from Around the World.

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Vintage Toilet Paper.

The Interweb’s got everything, including the online museum of really old toilet papers!

This is one of our oldest specimens, dating from the mid-1880s judging by the dates on the top. This puts it less than 10 years after rolled/perforated toilet paper appeared, when hygienic value was a common theme among the toilet tissue manufacturers. It’s in a sealed canister which has never been opened. The manufacturer makes some pretty impressive claims regarding its quality and medicinal …

Link

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Betamaze Alphabet.

This is the Betamaze alphabet, created by artist Terrana Cliff. This maze below spells out "neatorama":

Link – via Kircher Society

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Laura Cooperman’s Cut Paper Art.

Laura Cooperman made some amazing, intricately cut paper arts: Link

See also: Paper art by Chris Natrop, Su Blackwell, Peter Callesen, Yee

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