Scott Beale
Scott Beale founded Laughing Squid in 1995 in San Francisco and is currently based in New York City. When not running the blog, Scott can be found posting on Bluesky and sharing photos on Instagram.
Head of Goliath, A Giant Sculpture of a Human Head Make Out of Reclaimed Wood by Nicolas Holiber
Walking through Tribeca Park in Manhattan today I came across “Head of Goliath”, a wonderful sculpture by Nicolas Holiber of a giant human head made…
What It Would Be Like if HBO’s ‘Girls’ Started Their Own Company on HBO’s ‘Silicon Valley’
I think my GitHub repo may be the code of my generation, or at least, a code, of a generation. Los Angeles all-lady comedy team…
A Wonderful Accordion Cover of the ‘Game of Thrones’ Theme Song
Accordion Covers did a wonderful cover of the Game of Thrones theme song in honor of tonight’s season 5 premiere.
Introducing Our New Simple Squid Web Hosting Plan For $4 a Month at Laughing Squid Web Hosting
Over on the web hosting side of Laughing Squid we just announced our new Simple Squid hosting plan for $4 a month. It’s a perfect…
Asking Amazon Echo Virtual Assistant Alexa About The Meaning of Life, Opening the Pod Bay Doors & To Tell Some Jokes
I recently ordered an Amazon Echo, the new voice activated digital assistant device created by Amazon. You can interact with Amazon Echo’s virtual assistant Alexa…
Rowlf the Dog of The Muppets Sings “Just A Friend” by Biz Markie
Rowlf the Dog of The Muppets sings the 1989 hit song “Just A Friend” by Biz Markie in this wonderful remix video by Mylo the…
The Greatest (Stupidest) Hacking Scenes in Movies
Dorky presents their list of the greatest (and stupidest) hacking scenes in movies.
What English Sounds Like to Non-Speakers
Clickhole takes a fascinating look at what English sounds like to non-speakers of the language.
Super Creepy Hologram-Like Projected Woman at the Kings Cross Railway Station in London
Last week while visiting London we came across this super creepy hologram-like projected woman at the Kings Cross railway station. First she waves at you,…
Powerful Broken Arch Cover of ‘The New Yorker’ by Illustrator Bob Staake In Response to Unrest in Ferguson, Missouri
The December 8, 2014 issue of The New Yorker features a powerful “Broken Arch” cover illustration by Bob Staake in response to the unrest in…