Friday Ephemera

For when you crave a forbidden tingle. // “This is good shit.” // Nobuhiko Obayashi’s Hausu, 1977. // Nuit Blanche. // New York, circa 1905. // Snow in Washington. (h/t, Coudal) // Mosquito versus laser. // Bats with adhesive sweat. // Bees and nicotine. // The bumps you see are moons. // One Button Bob, a game with no instructions. // Onion calendar. // Quote. // Circulatory tights. // Handcrafted yoyos. // Mighty pipe organs. // Robot vibraphone. // Visualising Twitter. // Erecting the Eiffel Tower. // And, via Anna, Russia’s wooden churches. 

Comments

[mlrosty]

"For when you crave a forbidden tingle."

I like how it comes with an adaptor for 'group sessions'.

[newbie]

The churches are amazing. They look unreal.

[David]

“I like how it comes with an adaptor for ‘group sessions’.”

And thanks to the convenient hole spacing, it “can accept even large fingers.”

[dw]

Here's one. Babies with laser eyes.
http://babieswithlasereyes.com/post/376374370/need-to-set-fire-to-your-home-for-the-insurance
http://babieswithlasereyes.com/post/366838147

From here...
http://babieswithlasereyes.com/

[David]

“Babies with laser eyes.”

Maybe we could get them to team up with the disembodied cat’s head...

http://media.fukung.net/images/4742/cat_death_fire.gif

BZZZT. Fun times.

[carbon based lifeform]

The Hausu trailer is insane. Was it made by the old pot heads?

[Mark]

Seeing that laser... where's that Hexacopter machine again?

[mlrosty]

Does anyone know the music on the Twitter visualization? Sounds like something from BSG.

[David]

mlrosty,

It’s “Undercurrent” by Jami Sieber.

http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/sieber-lush/hifi_play

http://www.jamisieber.com/

[mlrosty]

Thanks David.

[Brian H]

The 'Nuit Blanche' film is gorgeous. Every Friday I come here and there's something beautiful. Thank you.