I love how the machine uses many normal looking parts of the reader's environment. The trained Guinea Pig is great too.
Check out the site of kinetic artist Joseph Herscher
for more!
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xorbit,
last changed on January 11, 2012
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This must be one of the weirdest traffic signs ever.
Weird road sign with 12 instructions in Gdansk
This sign in Gdansk, Poland, sets a 12 ton load limit to cross a bridge, except... well there are twelve different exceptions to this, including farm vehicles can cross no matter how much they weigh and the same is true for vehicles of a local firm. The sign has caused considerable confusion and has brought traffic to a halt as truckers have been trying to figure out if they were allowed to cross or not.
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xorbit,
last changed on February 18, 2011
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This must be one of the most convincing optical illusion I have ever seen.
Ceci n'est pas une spirale
Don't know where it originally came from, I found this optical illusion that looks like a spiral on Make's website
. They also show a version traced by lines to help convince you that this really is NOT a spiral.
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xorbit,
last changed on April 21, 2010
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St. John's WART extract... yuck!
I don't care if he was a saint, I still don't want to ingest any extracts from his warts!
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xorbit,
last changed on February 4, 2010
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Sometimes reality is weirder than fiction. This is one of those cases.
If a painter would ever paint clouds this weird, everyone would think he had lost his mind or wonder what he had been drinking... and how much. Yet here they are, for real.
Who put that big pipe in the sky?
Who has been smearing whipped cream in the sky?
The clouds are oozing down!
Here is the awesome collection of weird clouds
where I found these, there are many more there! Worth seeing!
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xorbit,
last changed on January 15, 2010
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Invisible painter by ruins
Invisible painter... where is he? Can you find him?
This is Liu Bolin, and if there ever would be an invisible man it would be him. He spends hours meticulously painting himself until he blends in with his chosen background like a chameleon. Amazing! Just the kind of weird stuff we like around here.
Follow the link for more pictures of Liu Bolin, the invisible painter
.
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xorbit,
last changed on November 24, 2009
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