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2012 proved to be just another in a succession of landmark years for the Taliban, as the influential Islamic fundamentalist organization continued its awe-inspiring push toward unprecedented expansion.
Link:
http://www.theonion.com/articles/sponsored-the-taliban-is-a-vibrant-and-thriving-po
It is true that Australia is a land of contrasts, and for city-dwellers like myself, the middle of the country is as foreign as it is to outsiders
VICE's resident gadfly Nimrod Kamer went to London to mess with the Sartorialist, aka fashion blogger Scott Schuman. For some reason, Scott wasn't so psyched about the idea of Nimrod following him home after his book signing.
Link:
http://www.vice.com/shorties/messing-with-the-sartorialist
The GOP promoted the campaign heavily online with the hashtag #IWantRepeal, leading Thursday to the inevitable barrage of jokers entering made-up names for the sheer joy of seeing them spit off the printer before a live web audience.
Happy April Fool's Day....I think we are taking ourselves too seriously these days...and I think a little irreverant mischief might be just what is needed in our depressed economy and changing times...ALWAYS love the work of David Shrigley and Jan von Holleben, and you might consider using them for inspiration...
Link:
http://www.lenscratch.com/2012/04/make-some-mischief-today.html
The Extraordinary Catalog of Peculiar Inventions is a book of pranking devices by New Yorker cartoonist and freelance illustrator Julia Suits.
A widening phone-hacking scandal is prompting a broad reassessment of the balance between press freedom and privacy in Britain, even as France grapples with the consequences of its tradition of protecting the powerful.
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