Inglourious Plummers

Sad Kermit- Hurt

an oldie, but a goodie.

The Stuff Of Legend

Publishers Blurb:
The year is 1944. An allied force advances along a war-torn beach in a strange land, outnumbered and far from home. Together, they fight the greatest evil they have ever known. Never ending waves of exotic enemies come crashing down on them, but they will not rest. Thousands of miles away, the world is on the brink of destruction. But here in a child's bedroom in Brooklyn, our heroes, a small group of toys loyal to their human master, fight an unseen war to save him from every child's worst nightmare.

Led by the toy soldier known as the Colonel and the boy's faithful teddy-bear named Max, the toys enter the realm known as The Dark. There they will face off against the Boogeyman and his army-- a legion of the boy's forgotten, bitter toys. Fighting to survive insurmountable odds, the toys will discover this is a battle not only for the soul of a child.

another must read comic in my opinion

Craola Vinyl Figures

just received these 7" vinyls not too long back. based on the artwork of Greg "Craola" Simkins.
(L to R) Cap'n Rot'n Claw (limited to 600) and Keel Haul Cleg (limited to 700). forget Kidrobot's price of $60 each, i got 'em both for $52.40 (w/ shipping). woot.

(NSFW) Mario and Princess Sex Tape

Chew

Tony Chu is a cop with a secret. A weird secret. Tony Chu is
Cibopathic, which means he gets psychic impressions from whatever he
eats. It also means he's a hell of a detective, as long as he doesn't
mind nibbling on the corpse of a murder victim to figure out whodunit,
and why. It's a dirty job, and Tony has to eat terrible things in the
name of justice. And if that wasn't bad enough, the government has
figured out Tony Chu's secret. They have plans for him... whether he
likes it or not.

Presenting a twisted new series about cops, crooks, cooks, cannibals
and clairvoyants, written by JOHN LAYMAN (Marvel Zombies vs. Army of
Darkness, House of M: Fantastic Four and PUFFED) with mind-blowing art
by astonishing comics newcomer ROB GUILLORY.
(text and image taken from: comicsbulletin.com)

in my opinion, another good read.

Fashionably Nerdy

big ups to Marc Ecko on these Star Wars shirts. even bigger ups to Ross for sellin' em for 10 bucks instead of 30+. keepin' me lookin' fashionably nerdy.

"but i ain't frontin' son / i struggle, shit, i shop at Ross" -Chuy

Shad- The Old Prince Still Lives At Home

video is fuckin' genius

Friday The 13th Ring

i haven't been into jewelry in quite some time, but this is a must have. i think i may order it next week.

pic taken from: bigbadtoystore.com

Masterpiece Transformers

i am so close to dropping $200 on these, but the cheap bastard in my keeps clutching at my wallet....



pics taken from: bigbadtoystore.com

Cage- I Never Knew You

yes, that says: Dir (directed by): Shia LaBeouf

Hagfish- Happiness

pop punk at it's finest.

Locke & Key

(description taken from: Publishers Weekly)

Novelist Hill, author of Heart-Shaped Box and son of Stephen King, crafts a gripping account of the shattered Locke family's attempt to rebuild after the father/husband is murdered by a deranged high school student and the family subsequently moving in with the deceased father's brother at the family homestead in Maine. But as anyone who has read horror fiction in the past 70-odd years will tell you, it's a bad idea to try to leave behind the gruesome goings-on in your life by moving to an island named Lovecraft. What begins as a study in coping with grief soon veers into creepy territory as the youngest Locke discovers a doorway with decidedly spectral qualities, along with a well that houses someone or something that desperately wants out and will use any means available to gain freedom, including summoning the teenage murderer who set events in motion in the first place. To say more would give away many of the surprises the creative team provides, but this first of hopefully several volumes delivers on all counts, boasting a solid story bolstered by exceptional work from Chilean artist Gabriel Rodriguez.

i cannot recommend this book enough.

Mayer Hawthorne- Just Ain't Gonna Work Out

big ups to Chuy for posting this on his blog. i can't stop listening to this guy's stuff.

The Wait Is Over!

Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, today is Cinco de Mayo! And you know what that means...Sure, it celebrates the historical Mexican victory over the French on May, 5th 1862. But more importantly, It's the official release date for the 8bit Cynics new EP "Toothpick". Thats right folks. Six tracks of dopeness for your stupid faces. Be sure to come out to the official release show at Sauced in OKC this Friday and pick up a copy. There is also a limited edition with bonus material. Anyhow, this is the year of the Puzzle and this project is just another strong release from the crew.

Purchase online at 8bitcynics.bigcartel.com



also, come out to the Cross Rhoades for good music and the zany antics of Will and Jesse tomorrow night from 10pm - 1am

so, come out
tell your friends
buy me a beer. seriously

Must Have!!!

The classic scene of demonic possession from The Exorcist is recreated in this amazing boxed set. Regan is restrained to the bed in her demonic state, and with the press of a button you activate motorized 360-degree spinning head rotation timed to the famous movie scene along with demonic noises and sounds from the film.

Invincible- Sledgehammer! / Ropes

the best female emcee i've heard in quite some time.


http://www.emergencemusic.net

The Specials

i meant to post this earlier, but was too lazy. this is the bands first tv appearance since 1981. reminds me of the good ole days.

Beer

those that know me, know i like beer. i also like mt. dew. but would i sit down and drink 13 cans of mt. dew in a short period of time. hell to the no! i believe my fuckin' heart would stop. i've said it before and i'll say it again, "beer is fuckin' magic".

WiiSpray

Martin Lihs, a Bauhaus University student has turned his combination of Flash programming and custom Wiimote enclosure from a simple tagging simulator to a networked platform for interactive art. We're hoping the next step is "thing that you can buy."

After plugging the Wiimote into the virtual spray can, you can "spray" onto a projected surface, change colors, choose and manipulate stencils, and even save work to a server for further editing at the time and place of the user's choice.