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April 21, 2008

BLIND CLICK 30: It's Monday Internet!

(via Matt Staggs)

Posted by Groonk at 10:09 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Blind Click, Flickrlicious

April 15, 2008

BLIND CLICK 29: President Lincoln is Part of Green Lantern Corps

(via buzzfeed, flickr)

Posted by Groonk at 01:40 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Blind Click, Flickrlicious

January 23, 2008

Banksy Strikes True, Again

banksystriekstrue.jpg

(via digg, sepultura's flickr)

Posted by Groonk at 12:54 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Art, Flickrlicious

November 14, 2007

XKCD Influences People, Life, Ninjas

Wired finally figured out where the cool part of the web is and talked about the lovely comic, XKCD.

1459701060_4d36c2f7ee_m.jpgAnd then Munroe's fans read the installment in which a mysterious dream girl leaves the hero with a set of coordinates for a place and time in the near future.

In the comic, nothing happens. "It turns out that wanting something doesn't make it real," the comic's narrator says mournfully.

But in real life, those coordinates pointed to a real time and place: Sept. 23, 2:38 p.m., in Reverend Thomas J. Williams Park in North Cambridge, Massachusetts. On that day, nearly a thousand xkcd fans from as far away as England and Canada converged on the park, bearing tape measures and Rubik's cubes. At the assigned minute, Munroe emerged and spoke.

"Maybe wanting something does make it real," he said as his fans cheered and fought duels with foam swords. The comic that spurred the gathering was enlarged and hung from a fence, and fans took turns contributing to a new last panel, where dreams can come true.

You lost me with the foam sword duels. I'm not sayin' I'm too cool for school. I'm just sayin' I'm entirely too cynical.

Every sword I wield in public will have a razor's edge. Every battle I fight will be to the pain.

XKCD elsewhere on GNET.

(via wired, xkcd meetup pool, xkcd, hober's flickr)

Posted by Groonk at 04:57 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Comics, Culture, Flickrlicious, USA

October 19, 2007

Man Sets his Camera: RUNS!

He has a site full of these.

(via popbitch and flickr and the running man)

Posted by Groonk at 08:32 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Art, Blogged, Flickrlicious

September 25, 2007

Mid-20th Century Artwork: And You'll See them By Name

A Flickr fellow has collected the art and illustrators of the mid 20th century and put them in his rather extensive collection set.

(via leifpeng's flickr)

Posted by Groonk at 02:07 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Art, Flickrlicious, Research

July 30, 2007

Nerd Prom 07: It's Long Past Over

Did you find anything interesting?

Did you?!?

If not you didn't look hard enough.

Stormtrooper Elvis sure as hell does get around.

(all photos courtesy of: SDCC 2007: San Diego Comic Con International)

Posted by Groonk at 06:34 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Culture, Flickrlicious

July 05, 2007

Man Changes Name to Megatron

Please. Stop.


July 2nd, 2007
Originally uploaded by PunkJr

Posted by Groonk at 04:22 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Culture, Flickrlicious

April 11, 2007

Andy Hurley'd Rather Read Comics than Party

"You really believe Alan Moore's casting spell on you when you read what he writes."
--Andy Hurley, Fall Out Boy drummer

(via warrenellis.com)

Posted by Groonk at 07:04 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Comics, Flickrlicious, Quotables

April 08, 2007

HOWTO: Catch a MacBook Thief

A person's Black Apple MacBook was stolen recently. The thieves played around with the MacBook's Photobooth. The thieves don't know that their faces were automatically sent to Flickr.

Go catch a thief.

UPDATE: Possibly a hoax. Possibly not. -> boingboing

(via ponzu, digg, The Wanted Set)

Posted by Groonk at 07:38 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Culture, Flickrlicious, Technology

January 01, 2007

One Last Thing about Christmas 2006

(via flickr and some crazy family in Toronto)

Posted by Groonk at 06:01 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Flickrlicious, Holiday, Video

August 02, 2006

Flickr Ladies Love Showing Nipple

AMONG the tens of thousands of photographs uploaded to one of the internet’s biggest picture-sharing websites last month, two turned out to be remarkably popular. One showed a beautiful Icelandic blonde knitting herself a green scarf that was precariously wrapped around her nude torso; the other a female breast through a near-transparent blouse.

Both were self-portraits taken by gifted amateur women photographers whose work has attracted hundreds of thousands of internet viewers. And each photograph ignited a furious debate about what one woman photographer has described as "the new trend for the enlightened, liberated woman of today . . . to be proudly naked on the internet".

"Mona Lisa is finally jumping out of the frame, slapping Leonardo and painting herself," declared Lola the Car Chick, a photographer who was among more than 11,000 viewers of the scarf shot by Rebekka Guoleifsdottir, a 28-year-old single mother from Reykjavik.

(via rebekka and times online)

Posted by Groonk at 12:54 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Flickrlicious, Sex

July 24, 2006

The Houyhnhnm are Plotting

rebekkas sillyhorses.jpg
they laugh at all yahoos

(via rebekka "lol")

Posted by Groonk at 12:19 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Animals, Flickrlicious

July 21, 2006

The Simplest Things Amuse Me

lincolnshotfirst1.jpg   lincolnshotfirst2.jpg
what if...

(via Comic Con 06 Flickr Pool)

Posted by Groonk at 08:45 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Flickrlicious, Just Freaking Neat, Marketing

July 06, 2006

Ready for Ghost Shift

The Glass Eye seems to have caught a spectre haunting his person.

He claims no photoshop and no double exposure.

(Via warrenellis and the glass eye)

Posted by Groonk at 10:46 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Flickrlicious, Weird

June 07, 2006

Ms Monster Hunts and Kills the Unworthy

1) I don't know Ms Monster or Her Monster Melons.
2) It appears that she has a TV show(Hel on Ice)/Flickr site/ comic thing going.
Editor's note: 3) d tells me something. I didn't dig deep enough into the Lickr site. She's a what now? I'm insanely disconcerted. Disturbingly disconcerted. I need a shot of whiskey and a corner to crawl into the fetal position for a few hours. Then the world will be peas and carrots again.

The pics still make me laugh, though.

(via warren ellis)

Posted by Groonk at 01:58 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Art, Artist, Flickrlicious, USA

March 28, 2006

The iPod Book is mad genius

View the entire photo set.


The iPod Book
Originally uploaded by DoctaBu.

HOWTO: Make an iPod Book(the instigator)


Posted by Groonk at 07:51 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Flickrlicious, Just Freaking Neat, Tutorials

January 13, 2006

Humans taste like dirt...


(Originally uploaded by The Cats Jungle.)

Posted by Groonk at 07:44 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Animals, Flickrlicious

December 17, 2005

Youngling Yoda wishes to greet you

Happy Holidays to all!

Yes...hrrmmmm.

Posted by Groonk at 04:17 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Animals, Flickrlicious, Holiday

October 19, 2005

Jim Bumgardner is an App Creating GENIUS

On the one hand Jim Bumgardner made this mind geekingly cool collage of covers from the visual index of science fiction cover art which is arranged horizontally by time, and vertically by average hue.

I waste hours flipping around in there.


He also made a Flickr texture picker.

(via boingboing)

Posted by Groonk at 04:29 AM | Comments (2) | Ministry of Apps, Art, Flickrlicious

October 05, 2005

The woman who knew no boundaries

update: photo removed at the request of the owner.
There were boundaries after all.

Go figure.

(via christyscherrer)

Posted by Groonk at 06:46 PM | Comments (8) | Ministry of Flickrlicious

October 03, 2005

OVERLOAD: Serenity

There's a bunch of stuff out there for Browncoats of all shapes and sizes:

teamsmall.jpg
defying Unification Day

» Whedonesque's Flickr site is Serenity-licious (including wallpapers I haven't seen before)

» Joss Whedon's Grocery list. It will make you laugh. It will make you cry.

» New Scientist wants you to vote on the Best. Space Science Fiction works. Ever.

» Librarians can be funny.

» Joss Whedon makes Marvel's "The Ten Terffic"

» Purchase your own meditation bench for a measley $175. (I'm seriously thinking on this one.)

Tonys_bench_8_in.jpg
contemplate

Posted by Groonk at 04:01 PM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Comics, Digital Share, Flickrlicious, Movies, Wallpapers

October 02, 2005

You Can Talk to a "Psycho" Like a Normal Human Being

My favorite Flickr photographer, Rebekka, gets her first interview.

Posted by Groonk at 04:19 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Art, Flickrlicious, Interviews

September 26, 2005

Remember

(via soulsister)

Posted by Groonk at 08:05 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Flickrlicious

September 24, 2005

Rita Strikes

Pollyfodder has tens of thousands of news photos of tragedies.

Posted by Groonk at 05:51 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Flickrlicious, USA

September 19, 2005

Speak Like a Pirate!

Why all the pirate love? Cause it be Talk like a Pirate Day, you swabs. If it ain't pirate-ish, I'll make it pirate-ish for ye.

Just for today.

There already be tons of filthy links, ye grogs. See them all or ye'll be kissin' the gunner's daughter b'fore sunset.

»International Talk Like A Pirate Day's Photostream
»Groonk's first Pirate Day
»Why's the rum gone?!
»gangsta to pirate translator
»A true pirate of New Orleans
»The pirate party Ponzu ditched for restful sleep
»iPirate radio: how to be a pirate radio station using your iPod mini
» The Pirate Bay
» Worth1000's if Pirates Ruled the World 2


Arrrr!

Posted by Groonk at 03:02 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Flickrlicious, Holiday

September 12, 2005

The Art of (Red) Bull

Found this Flickr set by coda and was all ready to mock the hell out of it. Then I found these photos:



...and was thus put in my place. Pretty good shit there.

Maybe the Red Bull Art of Can exhibit will become an annual thing.


As per usual, click on the pics for bigger images.

Posted by Groonk at 03:32 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Art, Flickrlicious

August 29, 2005

It's Monday

(via vinathegreat)

Posted by Groonk at 12:22 AM | Comments (0) | Ministry of Animals, Art, Flickrlicious, Funny

July 30, 2005

More Flickr Apps

On the one hand I'm obssessed with Flickr.

On the other hand I'm obssessed with Google Earth.

Let's put those hands together.

There's a dyanmic layer that links from Google Earth to geotagged Flickr images.

You can now reverse it and "link to Google Earth dynamically from within the Flickr website, letting Google Earth fly you to the spot where your geotagged photo was taken"
(via ogleearth)

You can also automate geotagging with Firefox extension Grease Monkey.
(via ogleearth)

Then there's Geobloggers:

The idea is that you go out into the (urban) wild armed with a camera and possibly a GPS unit. You take a bunch of photos and upload them to flickr. Then you add "tags" which lets geobloggers (and other sites) know where the photo was taken, using "geotagged", "geo:lat=xxx.xxxx" and "geo:lon=xxx.xxxx". Flickr handles the management of the photos, geobloggers does the rest.

Now all I need is a GPS.

Posted by Groonk at 06:38 PM | Comments (2) | Ministry of Apps, Flickrlicious, Google-fied

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