Wednesday, December 3, 2014
This Powerful Design Lets Pedestrians Know That They Could be a Hero in the Fight Against Child Abuse
This silhouette mural was found in South Korea. The text reads "child abuse, you can prevent it," and when someone adds their shadow to the mural: "Report to become a hero for children."
People Magazine Accidentally Published Their Obituary of Kirk Douglas... While Douglas is Still Alive
That headline wasn't enough to keep someone from accidentally publishing that piece!
Daredevil of the Day: Man Performs Yoga Moves on Motorbike
If you thought hot yoga was intense, you probably aren't ready for this.
Forty-year-old Gugulotu Lachiram is being called a "hero" in India for his death defying meditation techniques, which he performs on his motorbike at speeds up to 60 km/h with no helmet.
He says he gets scared, but so far he hasn't had any accidents - even though just one mistake away from turning downward facing dog into downward facing disfigurement.
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
This Adorable Little Girl Loves Her Cow Cuddles And That's Why She Snuck Her In the House
'Sneak' isn't exactly the right word when you've been caught this obviously.
We've Reached Peak 'Murica: The McMass Project is a Crowdfunding Campaign With the Goal of Putting McDonald's in Church
This delicious campaign is the brainchild of Lux Dei Design, a New Jersey-based Christian design firm. The firm's tenuous logic is as follows: church attendance is in decline across the United States, and so churches need to find new ways to attract "clientele." Enter, Big Mac.
One of the many reasons why Martin Luther broke away from the Catholic Church way back in the 16th century to form Protestantism was because he disagreed with a common practice which he called the "sale of indulgences." People could sin as much as they wanted, then just simply pay a priest some money and all would be forgiven in the eyes of God.
I wonder what he would think of the literal sale of indulgent burgers these days...
Also, never has this pairing of billboards been more relevant:
Skeletor Takes Over Honda's Twitter Feed, Because What Social Media REALLY Needed Was More Crushing Insults and Loincloths
As a part of a nostalgia-baiting holiday ad campaign, Skeletor took over Honda's Twitter account on Cyber Monday. Somehow the master of evil was able to tweet all day without saying anything vile or showing pictures of his skeletal junk, so all things considered he's doing better than plenty corporate social media teams. Good on ya, Skeletor.
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