Tungrus and the Chicken from Hell
This video is absolutely hilarious. I love how the cats run in terror from the rooster, it's like something from a Pixar short.
Tungrus and the Chicken from Hell is a short film by Rishi Chandna about an Indian family who inexplicably have a pet rooster who terrorizes everyone in the apartment, including the cats. He shits on the floor, scratches up the furniture, wakes everyone with round-the-clock crowing.
The rooster is just an absolute nightmare and I have no idea why the family put up with it.
Posted 6th Dec 2018 @ 10:55
Nick Offerman acted like a statue while slowly sipping whisky for 45 minutes
Posted 5th Dec 2018 @ 21:43
Adam Conover debunks misconceptions about Tesla & climate change
It's easy to forget the energy that goes into creating something that is supposed to help the world, like building a car. It's not even just the manufacturing process, but the mining of raw materials too.
I always remember Jeremy Clarkson talking about the Prius being uneconomically viable. While consumers are urged to drive cleaner cars, the onus has been put on 'us' to make a 'better' choice when perhaps it should be on manufacturers and for them to clean up their act.
Posted 5th Dec 2018 @ 18:00
Passion Journals by Moleskin
There's something about a Moleskine that makes them special. They're great notebooks to have and available in so many different formats and paper styles. It's the notebook brand I always go for if there's a choice.
Now, Moleskine offer journals for special occasions like the birth of a baby, wedding planning or a travel journal to help you document your travels.
Price: £21.99+
Posted 5th Dec 2018 @ 12:00
The Art Institute of Chicago Has Put 50,000 High-Res Images from Their Collection Online
52,438 to be exact. It's a large collection which is impressive in itself, but even more so is the level of detail to be found. van Gogh's Self Portrait can be made full screen and you can zoom in more to see the detail.
Posted 4th Dec 2018 @ 20:30