This needs no introduction or setting up. Just watch.
Friday
Thursday
Web Comics
You guys read web comics? I follow XKCD, SMBC, Cyanide & Happiness, and a few others. Here's one from Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal:
Last batch for now
I decided this will be the last of these for a while. These are just too creepy to have on my blog everyday. The third one has to be my all time favorite.
Wednesday
More Macabre Book Art
Since someone asked, these images are all taken from Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters, 1972. Enjoy.
Tuesday
Macabre Kids book art
Yeah these are illustrations from children's books. I guess when you want to scare the shit out of your kids, you read them one of these stories. Pretty freaky stuff. All art was done by Gōjin Ishihara. I will post more upon request.
Puzzle #2
Congrats to Crammarc for posting a correct solution to Puzzle #2. Here is an alternate solution:
Fill the five gallon bucket. Poor three gallons from the five gallon bucket in the three gallon bucket. Spill out the three gallon bucket. Put the remaining two gallons into the three gallon bucket. So right now we have two gallons in the three gallon bucket, and an empty five gallon. Fill the five gallon bucket again. Top off the three gallon bucket. You now have four gallons in the five gallon bucket.
Here's the third puzzle. It's a video this time, because reading walls of text gets boring.
I'm unsure of the author of the video, but it's from break.com.
Explain the differences in area, when the same pieces are used.
On a side note. Do you guys think these puzzles are too easy? I can up the ante if you want. Leave a comment, especially if you think you know the answer.
Fill the five gallon bucket. Poor three gallons from the five gallon bucket in the three gallon bucket. Spill out the three gallon bucket. Put the remaining two gallons into the three gallon bucket. So right now we have two gallons in the three gallon bucket, and an empty five gallon. Fill the five gallon bucket again. Top off the three gallon bucket. You now have four gallons in the five gallon bucket.
Here's the third puzzle. It's a video this time, because reading walls of text gets boring.
I'm unsure of the author of the video, but it's from break.com.
Explain the differences in area, when the same pieces are used.
On a side note. Do you guys think these puzzles are too easy? I can up the ante if you want. Leave a comment, especially if you think you know the answer.
Sunday
hipster dinosaurs
I haven't been updating my blog as much as I would like to be. I've been way too busy. You guys know how it is. Here's some gay dinosaurs to make it up to you:
This was all done in crayon by Molly Lewis.
This was all done in crayon by Molly Lewis.
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