Smile Krauts!

A clever chap in Germany is using his right-hand drive British model Audi to rack up a few speeding tickets. The twist is that German speed cameras are geared to pick up a better image of the person sitting in the left-side seat, in this case it is the passenger seat. The Audi owner is clearly aware of this and has a giant muppet puppet sitting there taking the flack. All I can say is Kudos to you sir, Kudos.

Btw, that HAS to be Animal, only he would get mixed up in this sort of thing - he probably gets all hopped up on whatever he gets hopped up on, trashes the car in the end and drives it into a pool or something.

From Nothing To Do With Arbroath

Science Photography

Combing all manner of nerdiness, science and photography, Caleb Charland has some great images for you to enjoy - like this one of a solid, a liquid and a gas.

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This site, SHOWstudio PERROQUET has some amazing iamges and slo-mo videos all inspired by nature photography. Ah, you already saw it on Boing Boing though, didn't you?

I wonder how much a steak costs?

This is a recent bill from a Zimbabwean restaurant. Who would have thought that you could pick up a castle for a measly 95 million?
Imagine their reaction to a $5 tip. Ouch.

From A Welsh View

Wow - I want this on a T-Shirt

Brings a tear to the eye.

From Photobasement

Take On Me: literal video version

Mr Puddles!

This is great. From the second US Prez debate. Say no more.
From youtube.

Evil Euro Kangaroo

This kangaroo needs to be hunted down and killed by the authorities - not the sharks that just do their own thing in the ocean (and eat us).

City in the Sand

Kolmanskop is an amazing (former) city in Namibia that sprung up as a result of a diamond find in the early twentieth century. By the 1950s it was a ghost town. Now it is becoming one with the sand.

The first link will take you through to a few other sites with beautiful images. I just love the patterning in the sand that's in someone's former hallway or bedroom. Click the link for more!

From fogonazos.

Water in Space

Thanks to the Wired Science blog.