How American Sign Language Speakers Sign the Latest Internet and Pop Culture Slang
“Selfie” In this fascinating article, Hopes&Fears takes a look at how speakers of American Sign Language sign various Internet and pop culture slang terms including…
A Fluffy Long-Haired Cat Who Would Rather Be Outside in the Snow Than Inside Keeping Warm
A gorgeous five-year-old long-haired Norwegian Forest Cat/Maine Coon mix named Nala loves playing in the snow so much that she would rather be outside than…
Hayward, California Installs Sassy Traffic Signs in Effort to Curb Speeding and Accidents
In an effort to curb speeding along a steep stretch of Hayward Boulevard, the City of Hayward in California installed seven traffic signs that are…
Two Spooked Llamas Take Off From Their Trailer and Send Rescuers on a Televised Wild Goose Chase in Arizona
A couple of free-spirited llamas in Sun City, Arizona sent the Maricopa Sheriff’s Posse on a televised wild goose chase throughout the city before they…
Charming Animations That Transform Letters Into Imaginary Buildings
Letters are transformed into whimsical animated buildings in Das Kreative Haus (The Creative House), a promotional project for the German creative agency deepblue networks. The…
AsapSCIENCE Answers the Question ‘Can You Be Scared to Death?’
In a recent episode of AsapSCIENCE, Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown anwer the question “Can you be scared to death?” and give some interesting facts about both…
‘Who’s the Boss of Wall Street?’, A Campy Mashup of ‘Wall Street’ Set to the Opening Theme of ‘Who’s the Boss?’
“Who’s the Boss of Wall Street?” is a campy mashup of clips from the film Wall Street with the easy-listening theme from the opening credits…
A ‘Proof-of-Concept’ Video for a Film Adaptation of the Novel ‘The Boy Who Couldn’t Sleep and Never Had To’
Filmmakers Dan Eckman and Meggie McFadden have posted a “proof-of-concept” video for a film adaptation of the novel The Boy Who Couldn’t Sleep and Never Had To by…
A Pyramid of 5,000 Matches Burning in an Intriguing Chain Reaction
A pyramid made of 5,000 matches burns in an intriguing chain reaction in a video uploaded by David Hill. via Digg
Obvious Plant Offers an Adorable Method for Encouraging People to Buy Multiples of an Item at a Store
Obvious Plant (previously) offers a clever way to get people to buy multiples of an item at a store–by cajoling people with cartoony characters attached…