Here are 15 items I have this week Googling the term, “NSFW”.
Japanese artist Photographer Hal
Images below, by Rebecca Cooper…
The rest is just immature perverse Internet regurgitation / curation.
Let’s end this with some amazing ping pong action.
from FFFFOUND
HAPPY NEW YEAR 1982!!
Oh, wait, it’s 2012, isn’t it? Of course, I realize that it’s 2012: the year the world ends to those who also believe reality shows aren’t scripted and think the earth is 7,000 years old. But to me, based on what I see out there in popular culture, there is so much love for the 8-bit retro aesthetic, it’s kind of ridiculous and awesome. There is a “simpler time” technology era sentimentality that I can see. The 8-bit squid double-retro image above comes from Chris Zimmerman.
The blinking (click on image to see it animated) 8-bit holiday wreath available from Thinkgeek is pretty cool, I must admit.
Artist Ted Martens created a free 8-bit fireplace application that I’ve already downloaded and enjoyed. There are keywords, like “marshmallow” and “match” that make it interactive.
8-bit costume by someone very cool and smart who’s link I can’t find.
Last week, Gamestop’s HQ in San Francisco creates 8 bit mural with post-its.
Sexy 8-bit panty hose (Via)
8-bit fashion by Kunihiko Morinaga
Swedish artist Lars Arrhenius covers train stations.
8-bit Illustrations by Jude Buffum
Artist Aled Lewis getting kinky.
And of course, 2011′s biggest 8 bit hit was definitely the Nyan Cat, so the Happy Nyan Year Cat was just a matter of time.
You do know Mr. Nyan, right?
Thanks for all the yummy 2011 page hits, imbecile lovers!!
Posted in Art, Art Review, Booty, Designy, Film, Gadgets, Non-human Life, Sciencey
Tagged 2011, 8 bit, 8_bit, Aled Lewis, Art, artist, blinking, costume, dresses, fireplace, Happy New Year, holiday wreath, illustrations, Jude Buffum, Kunihiko Morinaga, Lars Arrhenius, led, make-up, Nyan, Nyan Cat, panty hose, retro, sexy, Ted Martens, train stations, Ty Lettau
All three from Driggs Avenue.
A different looking Bedford Avenue & North 7th Street than you probably think of in your head.
Posted in BK, Designy, Film, Greenpoint, NYC, Tourist
Tagged Bedford Avenue, Driggs Avenue, Williamsburg
Welcome to Brooklyn Imbecile’s weekly Not Safe For Work Wednesday post. Today’s theme is: Women in their Underwear Advertising!
Let’s start things off with an advertisement that was banned in England for being too sexy.
Bikinis sell skate culture..
Jeans for sale..
Serial killer female with jeans for sale..
Actual underwear for sale?!?
And finally, a giant bra for breast cancer awareness..
All links via Mastercom
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Happened upon this gem of a food estblishment while walking past Rust Street in Maspeth, Queens. Looks like it belongs in a movie, eh?
The Clinton Diner & Bar actually did make a cameo appearence in none other than the original Goodfellas classic, as seen in some screen captures below:
(Via)
Posted in Designy, Film, Food, NYC, Queens, Tourist
Tagged blue, blue building, Clinton Diner & Bar, diner, Goodfellas, Queens, queens diners, Robert De Niro
More girls on film in music from the land of Vimeo. Best all played at the same time on mute with your own music on.
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Posted in Art, Booty, Film, NSFW
Tagged fashion, fashion photography, fashion video, girls, girls girls girls, naked, naked girls, NSFW, skin flicks, Vimeo
Prepare to be highly disturbed.
And also be prepared to lose your job if you watch this at work.
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Posted in Booty, Film, Non-human Life, NSFW, Uncategorized, WTF?
Tagged big tits, big tits zombie, dangerous minds, famous Japanese porn star, Japanese, Japanese porn, Sola Aoi, tits
Agent Provocateur presents “Les Fleurs du Mal” a film directed by Justin Anderson and produced by Epoch Films. If you like horror movies and super hot girls, then Happy Halloween and Not Safe For Work Wednesday to you!
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Posted in Art, Booty, Film, NSFW
Tagged Agent Provocateur, “Les Fleurs du Mal”, halloween, Happy Halloween, hot girls, Justin Anderson, NSFW, super hot girls
Grass-fed fresh local beef, mixed with minced onions and soaked with soy sauce 24 hours before grilling; potato buns.
Everything except the corn gets smothered in cold pressed extra virgin olive oil. Small sweet peppers with hot Hungarian paprika. Bell peppers on skewers with sea salt and white pepper. Crimini mushrooms on skewers with truffle salt. Sliced baby eggplant with Swiss vegetable seasoning, Aromat. Corn on the cob soaked in salty water for twenty minutes.
More of the same, but with the Meat Hook’s amazing Bahn Mi themed sausages.
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On a completely different note with a food theme..
Check out French artist Alexandre Dubosc edible zoetropes for his animated film titled Alimation. (Via Via)
And finally some scanned images of squished fruit from Matt Walford.
Posted in Art, BK, Film, Food, Food Review, Gadgets, Gourmet Imbecile, NYC
Tagged Alexandre Dubosc, Alimation, Aromat, Bahn Mi, burger meat, Crimini mushrooms, edible zoetropes, gow to grill vegetables, Grilling, hamburgers, hot Hungarian paprika, how to make ground meat, Meat Hook, Sliced eggplant, truffle salt, Vimeo, zoetropes
I found two very cool, very different videos online today that deal with high technology, low technology and innovation with a controlled color palette that are both worth checking out.
From a train station in Osaka, Japan, I bring you the water dot matrix printer. This is beautiful. (Via)
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From artist, Johan Rijpma, a tediously made stop motion film using rolls of scotch tape. Also, quite beautiful. (Via)
Posted in Art, Designy, Film, Gadgets, Sciencey
Tagged dot matrix water, Japan, Johan Rijpma, Osaka, scotch tape, stop motion film, water fountain
