Super Funky: April 2008

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And here's another funny Star Wars design:

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The scale's on sale here. And I spotted the giraffe here.

It's called "Nage Macabre" and you can find it under the "recent works" link here.

I can't type, and it's still fun. It's always a pleasure to find a website that concentrates on providing a good experience rather than fancy bells and whistles.

Good for acting out Gradius. Download. Via.

Another adorable Revoltech creation. And when you get tired of it, just swap it's face or accessories. You can order it here and see more photos here.

Flickr link. Via.

(Can't say I'm excited about the movie. The robot looks like a combination of two of my least favorite robots - - ROB and Short Circuit, and I'm apparently the only person on the planet who hated Ratatouille.)

By Nathan Wells.

And from the same gallery, a Lego powersuit:

Link to this and several more designs. Blog.

Make that homicidal. Download here. Via.

More images and larger scans here. Via.

Made by Studio Psyho for a travel agency called Madagascar. Via.

I don't use any of the social sites, but if you're interested in using StumbleUpon, here's some tips.

Kind of horrifying to watch. The Earth is going to be a pretty bizarre place in 50 years. Via.

Slashdot has some funny ideas (mixed amongst a lot of bitter comments):

The trick is to do things she and her friends like in unexpected and subtle ways. For example, arrange the appetizers in the Fibonacci series (or get really daring and stack them vertically using Pascal's triangle). Use geometry to decorate (especially Pi)

Don't forget drinking games: It's not that hard, you just pick a card and drink half the sum of the prime factors in fingers. If you get it wrong, you have to stand on your head and recite pi backwards (as hard as it sounds.)

More stylish photos here.

Michael Chabon's The Yiddish Policemen's Union won for best novel. See the whole list here. (I'm not sure what to expect. I loved Kavalier and Clay, but Summerland and The Final Solution were boooring.)