And finally, the best of the Old Spice commercials, where Ray Lewis equates using Old Spice Swagger to getting to fly on a rocket-powered raven into space:
Alas, it's too late to participate in Bompas & Parr's Artisanal Chewing Gum Factory:
Each visitor will be able to choose and combine 200 familiar and unusual flavours including iris, Hendricks Gin and tonic, curry and beer yeast. In total 40,000 flavour combinations are possible.
Truly outlandish combinations were possible. At least you can participate vicariously by watching the video below:
Coming next month is another event that sounds like great fun - - Taste O Rama at the Harley Gallery:
Coming soon to the Harley Gallery, Bompas & Parr will show Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom in Welbeck Abbey's Titchfield Library. Guests will be taken on a trip through the secretive underground rooms at Welbeck before watching the film presented in Taste 'o' Rama - with spectators able to enjoy key moments of the movie with their mouths.
(Monkey brain's anyone?)
You can read about Bompas and Parr's previous culinary adventures at their site, including the Sugar Cave:
Emperor Vespasian's notorious Shield of Minerva dish:
The Ziggurat of Flavour, Occult Jam ("a small triumph over mortality"), Surreal House Dinner, and more. Via thesesites.
I had to cheat angles, add planes where they wouldn't normally work, and generally throw all the knowledge I have of three-dimensional realistic anatomy out the window.
Indiana Jones: Temple of the Forbidden Eye as a Left 4 Dead level. The video even includes the short film you watch as you wait in line. For the full effect, have someone stand behind you and shake your chair like a madman.
The same person also created The Pirates of the Caribbean as a Left 4 Dead Level:
Star Wars: Legion of the Droids, and Indiana and the Hex of the Hyrda - - apparently these are some of the posters for movies from Fringe's alternate universe. Via.
