You hate your job? Why didn’t you say so? There’s a support group for that. It’s called EVERYBODY and they meet at the bar.
- Drew Carey
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This installation by Ugo Rondinone can be found at Il Giardini dei Lauri. Yes, it's the same artist behind "Hell, Yes!" on the facade of the New Museum on Bowery.
Of all the glamorous attendees of New York Fashion Week shows, here's the most glam of them all. Ron Jeremy, the godfather of the modern day porn industry.
Andy Richter's Jeopardy skills are ninja like, while media blowhard Wolf Blitzer is an absolute fail on this show.
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Hype your eco-awareness at the local farmer's market with this lucha libre inspired canvas tote from Japanese design house Rezon.
Nobody puts baby in a corner, especially when the baby prefers pacifiers like this one by Trevor Brown.
Pro golfer and now Stanford college student, Michelle Wie has a blog, "Black Flamingo" where she demonstrates her artistic talents. There's a lot of pop-kitsch vibe to them, but it's not too bad. [Via]
More fun "If you printed the Internets" facts. Also a fact: Your mom is so fat, she goes to a resturant, looks at the menu and says "okay!" Yeah. Fact.
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Mario's Cafe, a restaurant in the UK offers a ginormous £10 breakfast which is free if consumed in under 20 minutes without the aid of a beverage. What makes this breakfast so intimidating? Take a look. It makes the hungry man lumberjack breakfasts in our diners look like a tic tac.
Facebook's CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg announced that his little social networking site that's supposedly popular or something is finally "cash-flow positive."
Key to Facebook's profitability has been its ability to keep its headcount low. Mr. Zuckerberg points out in his blog post the company employs one engineer for every million users. The company has only 1,000 employees serving a user base that is quickly surpassing the population of the United States.
You know what's even better than Facebook? Awkward moments in Facebook. [Via]
Nathan Rabin takes the KFC Double Down "sandwich" (previously) for a taste drive.
Like grief, the Double Down is experienced in stages. First comes the deceptive sense of relief that the Double Down isn’t as terrible as it initially appears. As I devoured my first bite, I embarked on a Proustian reverie that ushered me back to all the happy moments I’ve shared at various KFCs. Have I mentioned that I fucking love KFC’s white-meat chicken?
It wasn’t long before reality sunk in.
I'm greatly amused by this flowchart by Christoph Niemann. View the rest of his illustrated thoughts on matters of pertaining to sleep.
A recent issue of The New Yorker published an excerpt of Dave Eggers novelization of Maurice Sendak's classic children's book "Where the Wild Things Are."
From yet another Japanese game show, it's a Michael Jackson moonwalking competition. The contestant that showed up in blackface however is an automatic fail.
Travel through the Milky Way with this neat zoomable 360-degree panorma. I couldn't find Waldo though. [Via]
The winner of the Michael Jackson Monument Design Competition is the Michael Jackson Public Domain Countdown Clock by artist Evan Roth aka fi5e.
The monument is a digital display which counts down to the moment when all of Michael Jacksons’ creative content will enter the public domain. In 70 years when the clock reaches zero it will play Billy Jean on loud speakers, making it the first time the song is played free of copyright.
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A friend of mine recently received this insane message on Facebook that was apparently mass sent by this girl who appears to be mad at a guy to say the least. Enjoy.
