Posted January 30, 2011 at 4:58am
http://welovestopmotion.com/post/2761452804
L’histoire du sapin by Bastien (Thanks fot your submission!)
Posted January 30, 2011 at 4:57am
http://log.maniacalrage.net/post/731866550/jackie-chan-hates-karate-kids-i-have-watched
Jackie Chan Hates Karate Kids I have watched this 30 times and urinated in my pants during each viewing. 1:13-1:16 is pure comedy gold. Now I have to go buy new pants.
Posted June 25, 2010 at 6:34am
Jackie Chan Hates Karate Kids
I have watched this 30 times and urinated in my pants during each viewing. 1:13-1:16 is pure comedy gold. Now I have to go buy new pants.
Posted June 25, 2010 at 6:31am
The SandWalker
The Sandwalker is a beast out of Arabian folklore and as it’s name suggests, it spends most of its time in the desert (or possibly on the beach). This is perfect for the hungry critters, as they prefer a steady diet of camels and horses. That makes sense, because camels are probably the tastiest thing in the desert anyway. If you’re about to take a trek through a desert and would like to know what to avoid so your buddy Seabiscuit doesn’t become lunch, think giant scorpion. Like, really giant scorpion. They have notoriously sharp claws and a menacing stinging tail that is loaded with poison. The good news is that the poison is fairly redundant because if you get impaled by the tail, there’s a good chance you’ll die of blood loss (or organ loss) before the poison has any time to mess with you.
What could make these gnarly beasts scarier? How about the fact that they only come out at night when their black exoskeleton makes them almost invisible? Or maybe that they can hide themselves under the desert sands incredibly fast? In fact they could be anywhere in any desert or beach right now. Probably right under your towel. Or your oasis… If that’s the desert equivalent to a beach towel.
The Sandwalker is a beast out of Arabian folklore and as it’s name suggests, it spends most of its time in the desert (or possibly on the beach). This is perfect for the hungry critters, as they prefer a steady diet of camels and horses. That makes sense, because camels are probably the tastiest thing in the desert anyway. If you’re about to take a trek through a desert and would like to know what to avoid so your buddy Seabiscuit doesn’t become lunch, think giant scorpion. Like, really giant scorpion. They have notoriously sharp claws and a menacing stinging tail that is loaded with poison. The good news is that the poison is fairly redundant because if you get impaled by the tail, there’s a good chance you’ll die of blood loss (or organ loss) before the poison has any time to mess with you.
What could make these gnarly beasts scarier? How about the fact that they only come out at night when their black exoskeleton makes them almost invisible? Or maybe that they can hide themselves under the desert sands incredibly fast? In fact they could be anywhere in any desert or beach right now. Probably right under your towel. Or your oasis… If that’s the desert equivalent to a beach towel.
Posted June 24, 2010 at 11:01pm
