Clever take on John Gilmore’s famous statement about the Internet routing around censorship.
The Net interprets privacy as damage and routes around it.
Author: Brian Carnell
Mattel’s M-16 Marauder
In 1966, Mattel released a toy version of the M-16 called the M-16 Marauder Automatic Rifle. The gun’s big selling point was its shooting sound that didn’t require caps or batteries.
The gun looked so realistic that it was used as a prop in 1969’s The Green Berets in a scene where John Wayne’s character smashes an M-16 against a tree.
Metropolis “False Maria” 1/6 Scale A
Nataraja Temple in Chidambaram
The Nataraja Temple in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India, is a sprawling 40-acre complex initially built sometime in the early 10th century. Dedicated to Nataraja, a depiction of the Hindu god Shiva, the temple features nine gopurams (a large entrance tower), four of which feature colorful narrations of various Hindu texts.
Low Cost Batman Cosplay
A Reddit user posted this hilarious example of low cost Batman cosplay.
Weird Science/Science-Fantasy Jigsaw Puzzles
One of the ways I know I’m getting older is sometimes I walk by a display of jigsaw puzzles and think to myself, “Hey, that looks like it could be fun.”
I may have to give in to that urge with these puzzles from Renegade Game Studios that feature covers from EC Comics’ Weird Science and Weird Science-Fantasy.
