Artist Tokyo Genso imagines what Tokyo, the world’s biggest city, would look like in ruins. The results are…
The Waco Kid
exobably
the idea of traveling around to real-world locations to pretend to catch Pokémon is fulfilling the exact fantasy presented in those games. Harry Potter isn’t quite as directly translatable.
Tokyo Tower. Tokyo, Japan. By ShuYung Wu.
Thanks to ERSGAN (Enhanced Super-Resolution Generative Adversarial Networks) and the work of tophergopher1, this is M…
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is the amount of game that I wanted Pokémon Go to be at launch. It’s polished, there’s…
Mr. Black
IIRC, “Yes Guy” was in two episodes.
Yay! The North Carolina Zoo is accredited :) https://www.nczoo.org/
Let’s be clear here... The shittiness of most zoos aside, the Harambe incident had little to do with the Cincinnati Zoo’s specific animal treatment and policies. It had much more to do with the absolute human dumpster fire of a mother who couldn’t be bothered to watch her kid.
Worn Path. Drivenik, Croatia. By Eduard Tucaković | Instagram
Why are they making such a point to say that the loot boxes “are fun and enjoyable for people”? It’s not like that was ever part of this legal discussion. When I was in court for *allegedly* selling crack to 12 year olds I wasn’t all “but you know your honor, the kids really enjoy crack, it makes em feel good.”
Blind Boxes are popular amongst kids because no normal adult would fall for such a scam and young kids are using their parent’s money.
Shibuya. Tokyo, Japan. By Adil Aeh.
Looks like if you consider the entire “Metropolitan area”, Tokyo has the largest population:
So next year, somebody will dress as The Dude with Thors hammer right? I mean.... They’re almost the same costume.
We’ve previously seen made-in-Japan latte art and banana art. Both are great. Now let’s marvel at the art bread of…
Meiji Shrine. Tokyo, Japan. By The Cloofer
Gundam has a long history of inspiring sneakers and sneaker colourways, but these new shoes from Chinese company 361…
I usually don’t ask what their favorite is, as I’m a strange, fickle man with peculiar tastes, but I will ask about dishes. “Short rib, or tenderloin, can you tell me a bit more about them?” “Is your slaw creamy?” “Is the rub on this pork more sweet or spicy?”