Jimmy Craig, who plays the cat in this funny sketch video, explains how property transactions occur in the dog world. Of course, the dog with a higher and stronger stream has a somewhat more enforceable claim in court. Mark your territory accordingly, both at home and the workplace.
A highly trained German Shepherd of the US Army is falsely accused of biting his handler. He's on the run with a $200 bounty on his head. Now Joe wanders across America, helping people he meets while seeking the dog who committed the crime.
The Little Free Library is a public service concept that began in Wisconsin and has sweptacrossthe world. People are building birdhouse-sized libraries, filling them with books, and leaving them in public places. Take a book, read it, and leave a book.
The UK's Little Free Library Project grew (you don't build a TARDIS, but grow one) this suprisingly roomy library. Despite its Gallifreyan orgin, most books inside are in English. It will tour Britain, bringing reading experiences across the country. Just listen for the signature womping sound of it materializing near you.
Unlike conventional Jenga, you aren't trying to remove cats from the stack without causing it to collapse. Instead, you're trying to stack your cats higher than your opponent.
This is Cat Jenga, a game invented and marketed in China for the past few years. Each pack contains 6 cats made of teak. How high will your cats climb?
This CCTV footage from Malaysia surfaced in July. It shows a mugger getting the losing end of a business transaction on the street. He parks his motorcycle, then attacks a woman, brandishing what looks like a knife. He grabs her purse and takes off running.
The victim decides to ride rather than walk home. The mugger has helpfully provided transportation.
Christina Elizabeth, a professional opera singer, offers an extra squeaky "Deh Vieni Non Tardar" from The Marriage of Figaro. Her already extraordinary vocal range is made only greater with the addition of helium. It's delightful! I would sit through an entire opera if it was performed this way.
Redditor randall_p_mcMurphy found this necklace and earring set for sale in a gas station in Morehead, Kentucky. Another redditor says that the text translates as "Chinese towers." In Hazzard County and Bikini Bottom, these are the epitome of style.
If you want to ride to the beach to surf, you may have a problem: a surfboard is too heavy and too cumbersome to carry while riding a bike.
That's why Horse developed the Side Car Bicycle/Surf/Work platform. It's a modular system that can be a bike, a flatbed cargo trike, and, with the addition of a slotted cover, a means to transport up to 4 surfboards simulatenously.
The sidecar is available in oak or, if you wish, reclaimed boardwalk wood from Coney Island lost in Hurricane Sandy. You can see more photos at Design Boom.
The humans have put wavy things on their moving dens. They exist to frighten and confuse cats. Sometimes they even squirt water. You may bat at them, but you will never be able to catch one. This compilation video shows cats doing their best to defeat the fiendish windshield wipers, but never succeeding.
The design studio Anagrama developed this unique bookshelves design for a library in Monterrey, Mexico. The city council asked the designers to compose a space that would be comfortable and cozy for the enjoyment of literature. I'd say they succeeded!
The bookshelves form a lattice structure that wrap around the walls and ceiling. The dome-like shape ends in a vanishing point at the top of the stairs that seems so very far away. If you want to retreat into a good book, then this in the space in which to do it. You can see more photos at Design Boom.
Piet Mondrian's iconic painting Composition II in Red, Blue, and Yellow has captivated the public imagination since the artist completed it in 1930. It has inspired people to mimic its enchanting collection of forms and colors in other media, including Jello, cake, and case mods.
Andreas Morgensen, 38, is the first astronaut to hail from Denmark. He's an aeronautical engineer from Copenhagen. On Friday, he arrived at the International Space Station for a 10-day mission. Morgensen brought 26 specially designed LEGO minifigs--one of Denmark's most famous exports.
Morgensen is participating in Project Thor, a study of thunderstorms and lightning. The Daily Telegraph reports:
“It’s a great honour for me to represent Denmark as an astronaut,” Mogensen told fans on an ESA hangout before the launch. “It’s difficult for me to imagine what it’s going to be like … It’s not until I’m strapped in the seat and feel the rocket lighting that I’ll feel: ‘Woah, this is really happening!’”
Mogensen is also taking Danish flags, a classic rye-bread porridge and a text by Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard.
Rocket News 24 tells us that creating 3d character bread loaves is becoming very popular on Japanese Instagram. Disney, Moomin, and Studio Ghibli characters are popping up, fresh out of the oven. In Japanese, they're called "chigiri-pan." Those featured in this post are by Instagram user @umi0407, who is amazingly skilled at the craft.
The spoon doesn't mean to cause you inconvenience. It's just that the soup is so warm. It feels so good! He's got to treat it like a hot tub and slide all the way in. You can stick your fingers in to pull him out or use another spoon to draw him out.
It is, surely, the greatest of all sports. Two men or two women enter a pool of 1,500 liters of gravy. After 2 minutes of savage wrestling in the slippery, meaty sauce, one prevails.
It is a noble tradition in Lancashire, UK.
Joel Hicks--a competitor known as Galdalf the Grey--emerged victorious at the end of the championships in Rossendale. Nicole Taylor-Lyons won the women's category. Many of the competitors wore costumes. Proceeds from the event are donated to charity.