Gen. Laurent Nkunda, the leader of a group of rebels, with his pet goat Betty in the mountains of Congo.-Thee New York Times, 12/19/08
Photo by Benedicte Kurzen/VII Mentor
Gen. Laurent Nkunda, the leader of a group of rebels, with his pet goat Betty in the mountains of Congo.
In this corner, current/former/current Van Halen front "man" DIAMOND DAVID LEE ROTH:
And in this corner, South Jersey's own CARL BRUTANANADILEWSKI:
This quarterly subscription production features original objects and creations by the original artists. It arrives in a plain brown box, the size of which varies dramatically (thanks Meg!). Learn more from bits on Marketplace and in Thee New York Times.
Another subscription (single books are available too), these are very limited run illustrated books about all sorts of topics, made by the Chestertown, Marlyand team of Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr (thanks Jim and Jill!). Though at first blush these may appear to be wholesome, well-done, smart children's books, they are most refreshingly not. They're better.
From the Burt Reynolds & Friends Museum in Jupiter, Florida (thanks for discovering this but not making us have one in the house, Eric!)
From the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Los Angeles, California.
Designed by Nolen Strals; order 'em through Atomic Books. Wear proudly. Stay warm and stay in school. (Photo is of the T-shirt.)
I got this one for Mink through LogoSportswear.com and it is beyond spectacular, whether iz Caturday or any other day.
From I Can Has Cheezburger:This captioned cat picture postcard was found by Tracy Angulo in a Seattle antique store. Tracy tells us that the photograph is from 1905, which would make this officially the oldest cat picture with a caption, AKA lolcat, that we’ve seen.
The differences are clear. Proper grammar and a more formal tone was in vogue back then. But the similarities to modern-day kitten struggles and lolcats are amazing. ALL CAPS is still cool, but most importantly, she also no can has cheezburger. More than a hundred years later, all that’s changed is the spelling.