Hawesome!

Hawesome? Surely that's not a real word...?

Ringmaster Macpherson's Diabolo of Death

Diabolo toy packaging, showing Andrew in a harlequin outfit.

We held a Secret Santa at work, and look what I got - my very own product prototype!

One of the web designers took a cheap diabolo and doctored the packaging with the now-legendary harlequin outfit photo.

I am chuffed to bits with my present, and I can't bring myself to remove it from the packaging. Diabolos I can obtain anytime, but this is a work of art.

It suffered a few knocks on the journey pub-crawl home, which lends an extra gnarl of authenticity. Like the last one left in Poundstretcher.

Bonus points for cutting the dirty green wellies out!

Astonishing Fractal Animation

Over at Vimeo, someone called teamfresh has produced an astonishingly high definition journey into the depths of the Mandlebrot set. It's about 10 minutes long, so fetch a cup of tea (or perhaps a mild cigar), fire up the HDTV, sit back and enjoy.

8-Bit Trip - Astounding Lego Stop-Motion

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Quite simply stunning. It's all done in Lego bricks - 1500 hours of work!

(Youtube, via Laughing Squid.)

Cool Yellow Pickup

Yellow pickup truck with  Manga-style girl's eyes, painted on the side

Revolt BMX - Atilla Bike Parts

Wheelie bin with stencil art of a mob uprising, advertising Attila Bike Parts.

Proletariat BMX Boys of the world unite! We who have tasted the tarmac, shall rid the world of the borgois-dérailleur elite!

Orange & Blue Woman

By Replete.

Captain John's Mermaid Meat

An old-fashioned shop-style mural advertising Mermaid Meat - fresh daily

Update: I took a better photo on a clearer day. (26th May 2009)

Subway Monster

SABRE - Unleash the Force Within You

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Yep. It's good.

The Teenager Audio test

I passed the Teenager Audio Test!

Take The Teenager Audio Test.

See if your ears can hear a frequency "generally only heard by people under the age of 25".

Update: The old page at TrainHorns.net is gone, but I found another version.