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Forearm Tattoo of Popeye the Sailor Man’s Fist Blending Into the Tattooed Person’s Hand
Ufa, Russia tattoo artist Alina Fokina inked a creative Popeye the Sailor Man tattoo on the forearm of her customer. Her tattoo shows Popeye’s fist…
Cooking Eggs Rap Eminem’s ‘Rap God’
Tony Jar has edited the funny video of eggs saying “lblblblblb” while cooking in a pan to make it look like the eggs are rapping…
Sherlock Spoils Television Show Finales in a Funny Fandom Animation
To celebrate the return of Sherlock series three, Leigh Lahav has created a funny video titled “Sherlock Spoils Everything” in which Sherlock and John catch…
Man Reenacts Romance Scenes from Movies with His Boss’ Dog
Redditor mmsspp has been reenacting iconic romance scenes from movies like Titanic, The Graduate, Dirty Dancing, and more with his boss’ dog Wrigley. My boss…
Tumblr Blog Tracks Down the Source of Computer Code Used in Movies and TV
Doctor Who — An SVG file from Wikipedia of a light wave John Graham-Cumming has created a Tumblr blog dedicated to tracking down the source…
Artist Takes Daily Selfies for a Year and Turns Them All into One Animated GIF
“Last Year of Selfies” is an impressive project by Denver, Colorado artist Kyle Warfield. He spent the last year taking daily photos of himself and…
Compilation Video of Animated GIFs Paired with Sound
Xerograde created a compilation video of popular GIF Sound submissions from reddit. GIF Sound is a website that allows its users to match animated GIF…
A Summary of All the Monetary Damage in ‘National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation’
In episode two of What’s the Damage?, a new web series by Cinema Sins, they add up all of the monetary damage done in the…
A Working Canadian Tire Truck Built Out of 11,000 Pounds of Ice
Canadian Tire commissioned Ice Culture to build a working Canadian Tire truck out of 11,000 pounds of ice.
Symmetry, A Short Film That Unfolds in Two Mirrored Chapters
In the intriguing short film “Symmetry,” the first and second halves of the film are mirror images of each other—at the midpoint, the film begins…