I've always found these tattoos weird. Not the decision to get it. Not the art but what's going through the artist's mind. Any tattoo artist worth his/her salt won't copy another tattoo artist's work yet an artist who works in another medium is fair game.

Where's the coffee table? How's a person on (our) right supposed to put his/her glass down? It's an blah looking couch that really doesn't function as a combined coffee table and couch so much as a coffee table and end table

Wouldn't that be a 31 cheese pizza? 6 + 25 = 31.

The funny thing is if you look at a lot of the examples they're the foreign release posters for the movies. When you look up the American poster they don't really fit the bill.

Not quite. It's a one night a year jersey for "Star Wars Night." In the past the jersey has featured Darth Maul, Boba Fett, and Darth Vader.

I absolutely love black silhouettes on salt fields. They're other-worldly.

While there's no reflection, I took this one at Bonneville.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/twoeightnine/5791290318/in/photostream

This is the least surprising development ever.

If you can't afford it just put a sticker on them. Even better, a picture sticker that also includes the word.

NO ONE STEAL MY IDEA!

Isn't it obvious?
http://twitpic.com/4r0t9b

I don't need anymore tshirts so feel free to donate it to the first person you see in need.

Taco Bell released something like this in grocery stores once. They weren't Dorito'ed but they were powder coated. They made me absolutely sick.

Loved this game. It inspired me to create this: http://twoeightninetshirts.tumblr.com/post/478485892/knockoutpunch

Here you go.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/8231540/Last-remaining-mud-horse-fisherman-fears-art-will-die-with-him.html

His sons don't want to do it so once he's dead, it's dead.

Reminds me of Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/twoeightnine/4248849706/

Would have been nice if they gave us comparison photos of the sets in Mayberry.