via No Fat Clips!!!

Yep. That just happened.

Do not adjust your mind there is a fault in reality.

Credits:

Design and Direction :weareom: – weareom.com
Lighting by David Lee – davidleedop.com
Production by studioset – studioset.tv

We’ve all had days like this.

Maybe it’s just me.

I spotted this over at the Presurfer and thought I should share. It takes me back to the days of old when cheesy arcade games for the PC had a ‘boss key.’ Of course, we were just kids and thought it was funny there was a key you could press while playing Tetris that would bring up a bullshit spreadsheet. I doubt anybody actually used the key.

Cantyouseeimbusy.com has gone a step further and disguised the game as the document you are working on. As you can see in the picture above, Breakdown is muck like Breakout, except I am using the bottom scroller as my paddle and knocking out words instead of bricks. The masquerade is so convincing, & boring looking, you’ll think you are working.

I should probably warn those of you with an aversion to lewd humor that the following cartoon contains a hot mess of dog urine.

via LineBoil

When I had a dog I would take her out for a hike in the woods at least twice a week. I swear she peed in the same spots every time. I thought she was journaling, “Day 34: Again, I was denied chocolate this morning. I am convinced the humans are withholding the mysterious treat from me because it holds the key to freedom. Imagine, being your own master? Ouch! Damn leash….gotta go.”

Of course, it is probably more like, “I RODE IN THE CAR! I RODE IN THE CAR!”

Apparently there is a film out there called Logorama by a French director collective called H5. The film is 17 minutes long and constructed completely with logos. The short won an award at Cannes and features Big Boy, the Pringles guy, the Michelin Man and Ronald McDonald among others.

If the video below is non responsive, you can try and watch it creativity-online.



via Motionographer

I imagine this won’t received well here in the states. As much as we love to brand every single thing for the free marketing we have to protect our images at the same time. It sounds like Ronald McDonald is the villain and the last thing an American company wants to do is sponsor evil. They will perform evil acts to be sure, but they frown upon advertising those acts. Canada looks better everyday.

This is a piece by Blu, which I featured once before. The following is a collaboration between Blu and David Ellis.

via Laughing Squid

You are a classy person. How do I know this? Isn’t it obvious?  Because you are here at Sikkdays.com.  I posted 2 items recently, a single serving site about Abe Lincoln and car commercials featuring breasts. My blog readers clicked the Abe Lincoln link more than the gratuitous boob link. I am very proud of you 7 readers. Let’s celebrate with some more exploitation of the female body.

Anyway, Mike Myers did it in Austin Powers & despite the fact that it had been done before many times, people enjoyed it.

I enjoyed it because it reminded me of a Rube Goldberg Machine, I swear.

Rube Goldberg Machine? (bottom of this post)