Dan Golden Rug Collection

Remember that “morphine is the best medicine”-print I posted recently?

Well, here is where I must have found it: the Dan Golden Rug Collection. Who would have thought that was a rug, of all things? Certainly not me. The other ones are not bad, either. As prints. I’m not sure about the whole rug idea, though…

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I have never seen Toy Story (1 or 2), but this made me laugh anyway…

Why isn’t it December yet? I want my Dark Knight DVD!

(via)

I love spoilers, so I think this is brilliant. Wouldn’t actually want to wear it as a t-shirt, though. Too busy. But I can see it as a print on my wall… Just saying.

And I actually know all the movies it references. I am so proud of myself.

(found on Threadless, where you can also buy the shirt)

I have found this thing in so many places, but for the life of me I can’t find out who came up with it originally. Damn shame, because I love it.

Never thought about that, but whoever wrote that has a point. LOL

(via either NOTCOT or FFFOUND, can’t remember)

May I introduce you to the newest addition to my feed reader: Cake Wrecks.

The name is pretty self-explanatory. It’s a blog about the most awful cakes in the world. With hilarious commentary.

If you see most of the pictures it’s unbelievable anybody actually paid money for these things. That said, some of them are technically quite well done, like the one below.

What boggles the mind in those cases is the question how anybody could ever think making them would be a good idea in the first place. Honestly, would you like to carve up a baby suffocated head first inside a hideously blue cake? I think I’d pass.

Now this one, on the other hand:

I am probably the only person that cake reminds of the scene with the disguised hostages in The Dark Knight, right? I would totally eat that one. Or blow it up. Clowns just make me so aggressive. I wonder why that is…

I always love to take tests online. They are usually not much good for anything, but the results are often hilarious and/or flattering. This one’s no exception. It’s on the BBC site and is called, rather unimaginatively: “What Am I Like?” (yeah, I could hardly contain my excitement over it either).

Grace from Sandier Pastures posted it a while ago and I decided to give it a try myself. Imagine my delight when I found out that apparently I am a Mastermind. Huh. Who would’ve thought? LOL

The results are summarized as follows:

• Visionaries who put energy into achieving their goals
• Prefer to work independently and dislike inefficiency
• Think of themselves as logical, thorough, and bright
• Values practicality and common sense above ideas and theories

Hm, that’s more accurate than usual. I hate to admit it, but the whole thing seems to be pretty spot-on. Also, I read the characterizations of the other 15 personality types and none of them sounded quite like me, although predictably there were single aspects in almost any one of them that fit. But the Mastermind summary is the only one that fits to an astonishing degree. Me likey.

I especially liked the following parts:

• They have a rare gift for looking at almost anything and seeing how it can be improved.
• Masterminds value independence and prefer to work on their own.
• Masterminds often have an unusual sense of humour, which arises from their ability to spot surprising links between seemingly unconnected facts.

Yep, that’s me. So that’s why many people just don’t get my kind of humor.