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.
The Origins of the ‘Lip Dub’ on Know Your Meme
Kenyatta Cheese explores the history and popularity of “Lip Dub” phenomenon on Rocketboom’s “Know Your Meme” series.
One Year of Photos of Four Seasons in Forty Seconds
Eirik Solheim created a really cool video showing all four seasons in 40 seconds using photos and audio from the same location over the period…
DM Fail, Direct Messages That Are Accidentally Posted To Twitter
DM Fail is a website that lists Twitter direct messages that were accidentally posted to Twitter. Some of these are quite funny and many very…
Scouting New York, A Film Location Scout’s Photos of Hidden New York
Scouting New York is a really great photo blog by a film location scout who shares photos and detailed descriptions of some of their unique…
How to Tell if Your Cat is Plotting to Kill You by Matthew Inman
Mingle2 founder and designer Matthew Inman has a great series of illustrations showing “How to Tell if Your Cat is Plotting to Kill You”. See…
Laughing Squid Unholiday Party II Wrap-Up + Photos & Video
Thanks to everyone who came out to our last minute Laughing Squid Unholiday Party II on Saturday. What an amazing event. Here are some great…
Love Ain’t The Problem, Stand Up Against (h)8
“Love Ain’t The Problem, Stand Up Against (h)8”, a really great poster I spotted today at the corner of 3rd and Brannan in San Francisco.…
Michael Peppe Recreates Jim Jones Rant at Christmas Party
Mikl & Danielle’s annual Christmas party, renown SubGenii Michael Peppe channeled People’s Temple founder Jim Jones from their backyard as a dry run of a…
Last Minute Laughing Squid Unholiday Party II
If you are in town for the holidays, join us for our second annual last minute Laughing Squid Unholiday Party on Saturday, December 27th starting…
Recovery Benefits For Underground Comics Legend S. Clay Wilson
Underground comics legend S. Clay Wilson, whose work has appeared in Zap Comix and Weirdo, had an accident on November 2nd resulting in a serious…