In the name of beer artistry, your vote is needed!

M&HD friend Stacey George has been slaving away to combine two passions of equal importance - quality art and quality beer.  Her current endeavor is the creation of label artwork for Clown Shoes Brewery, a tasty and now well-labeled local brewery.  Make no mistake - due to her efforts, the world is now happier, hoppier place. 

Take a look at her work and process here. 

And be sure to take a second and vote for her in the poll on the top-right!
  

Epic Over Eating...

You know that feeling you got when you watched Super Size Me and you thought to yourself "I may eat badly, but at least it's not THAT bad!"? Well this takes over eating and spins it right back into a win.

I actually can't pick just one of his videos, so here are a couple of my favorites.

For those of you with a sweet tooth:


For the Meat Lover:


For the vegetarian:
...I'm just kidding. Vegetables will never be epic.

I'm Bing 'effin Crosby

Props to M&HD buddy Rob for sending these along, as this spoof on an obscure Christmas classic is pretty great.

 Here's the original Bing Crosby / David Bowie bit:



And here's the Will Ferrell / John C. Reilly remake.  Definitely worth watching the end of this one:

Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy with Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly from Will Ferrell

Play it safe for the Holidays...

I'm been telling people for years that just because it's the Holidays, doesn't mean you should let your guard done. Thanks to the ladies of Team Unicorn, here are some quick tips on remaining diligent.

Happy Holidays! And check your loved ones for bite marks!!

I found my thrill in Mother Russia...

It's hard to decide which is the best part: Putin's mad right hand melody skills on the piano, or the fact that he's singing a song about sex (No, I got the innuendo Fats. We all got it.) at a children's charity function.

Recently discovered Twilight inspiration? Nope - US Navy PSM for syphilis

This "unearthed" video is a little long, but this quote from the Wired.com author summarizes it well:

"...the Navy once saw fit to describe the hazards of syphilis to young sailors using the menacing bite of Count Spirochete (gross), an undead, ever-predatory monster representing one of the more potent venereal diseases. (Or so we remember from health class.) At excruciating length, the count takes viewers on a multi-continent tour of the history of syphilis, all in an edu-taining cartoon. That’s right: In the 1970s, the Navy produced the VD version of Schoolhouse Rock."

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/12/navy-syphilis/

Actual line: "Ah, my old friend gonorrhea..."

2010 Movie Mash up!

Usually I am not a fan of mash up's, but this one is done extremely well, especially since it includes 270 movies. All from 2010.

Check out this link to view all of the movies in order of appearance:
http://tinyurl.com/2g3p6bs

Apparently, it's NOT acting...

Either Nic Cage is SUPER METHOD or he is not actually trying very hard in those movies of his...

Cage got into a screaming fight with a friend on a street in Romania, and thanks to a wonderful passerby with a cell phone camera, we get to witness it! Unfortunately, the video is pretty dark and difficult to understand, and the captions appear to be in Romanian. However, it's fun to watch as Nic yells something about being a f***ing retard, thinking they were brothers, and finally declares, "I will DIE in the name of honor!"

All that's missing is an explosion and maybe John Travolta.

Help me Obi-Wan, you're the only way to Rawk...

Yet another astounding trend in Japan.

Crowds flocking to a sold out tour featuring a popular artist sounds pretty normal. What is not normally is that the artist is a 10 foot tall animated hologram. I watched the video for the "headliner" (WTF?), but to actually see how the hologram actually works, I thought this was a better video.

If you pause at 1:02, you can clearly see the glass wall where she's being projected with the live band in the background. Why are they in the back, cause SCREW those guys for being humans, am I right?


I'll give her and her engineers credit for the sweet dance moves, but when I envisioned a world with life-like holograms, it just wasn't this. I'm still waiting for the Jaws 19 poster to leap out and take a bite.

Do what comes naturally, I suppose...

A little post-thanksgiving treat for everyone...

Arsenic and New Lace...

Ladies and Gentlemen,
I've been waiting for this announcement since I was a kid. A new life form has been discovered...on Earth.

You can read the gizmodo article here, but basically this has completely blown all of our theories on finding a new sustainable planet or new life forms, out of the water. (Eeerr...solar system?)

NASA will be holding a press conference at 2pm today to discuss exactly what means. Feel free to tune into the live streaming broadcast here as well.

Yeah guys! We did it!

Equating Voice Volume with Acting...

We all love to make fun of him. We all secretly hope a conversation will turn just so we can shout "How'd it get burned!? How'd it get burned!?". In this one video, they've managed to truly capture the essence of Nicolas Cage's full on crazy.

To see the film list go see our friends at Pajiba here.

Do I need to say it's not safe for work? You'd all know that right?



Thanks to Stacey for finding this one and thanks, of course, to Nic. Send my love to Kal-el.

monday's mood

which is strangely similar to how I felt regarding Friday's banning of the beloved Four Loko...

troopers wondering if the driver was drunk...reallllly?

Possibly inspired by the lovely Antoine Dodson news story, here is yet another interesting individual that had a certain attention-grabbing flare. I think it may have been the slow blink/wink that occurs in the middle of her detailed story as to what happened. Luckily no one was hurt...

The Rise and Fall (and Animation) of Mel Gibson

An animated news segment from a Taiwanese network that perfectly portrays the times and troubles of Braveheart. I can't decide on my favorite part, but I am a little disappointed that NMA network, like so many others, has completely left out any mention of that perennial classic, "What Women Want."

The Simplest Ideas Make the Biggest Impact

As a stark contrast to my latest post (albeit one of maybe two I've actually posted) which haunted my dreams of tightly clad women performing aerobics in a green screen forest, here's something that actually inspired me to no end.

The simplest ideas can, in fact, make the biggest impact. Good on these 4 girls from Harvard. This product is amazingly simple and unreal:

Accurate yet misleading...

Came across a wonderfully funny blog post by Mr. John Scalzi talking about movie descriptions that are technically correct, but completely miss the real meaning of the story.

Since yesterday, I've spent the better part of my day trying to come up with my own examples. So far these are my favorite:
Annie:
Young girl cons millionaire into taking her in. All of New York grinds to a halt as she hoodwinks him into searching for her make-believe parents.

Braveheart:
After witnessing the brutal murder of his father, a man with manic-depressive tendencies entices a riot to claim the crown.

Go here to see the full post.

Maybe we should change our name to Zach Galifianakis and Hot Dogs

Zach shows us what it was like to grow up in his neighborhood. Respect.

Eau de Parfum: Fat Electrician

A product derived directly from the Noah Puckerman school of reverse hottie-psychology, "Fat Electrician" snares the fairer sex with the enticing aromas of ass sweat and burnt fuseboxes. 

This is your next logical step if your stock of "Svelte Refrigerator Repairman" and "Unremarkable Plumber" have proven ineffective.

Also, it's guaranteed to work 60% of the time, every time.

http://www.luckyscent.com/shop/detail.asp?itemid=47709 

Reblog from Frog Design - When Ideas Have Sex

"As I write this, two artifacts of roughly the same size and shape sit on my desk: a cordless mouse and a hand axe from the Middle Stone Age. Both are designed to fit the human grip. Both are technologies. Yet the difference between them is profound."

http://www.fastcodesign.com/1662632/when-ideas-have-sex

From our friends at Turning Up The Awesome...

Truth in advertising.

Evil has never tasted so good.

Despite the nerdy theme, this is a pretty fun YouTube Channel.

Also, I was a geek when I was her age, but not nearly as cool. How times have changed for the geek.

Listen Alan, we need to talk...

We have similar last names and even I think this was an awful choice.

One would think that since he laughs at the end of the commercial that this was all just a joke and "Oh Alan, you are hilarious!!" but no. Sephora exclusively carried the line in stores until 2005 and after which he sold "Cumming" on his own website through 2009 when hackers forced him to take the whole site down.

Now let's explore the scent itself:
"It's notes include bergamot, black pepper, scotch pine, whiskey, cigar, heather, douglas fir, rubber, leather, highland mud, burnt rubber, peat fire, white truffle."

Cigars and burnt rubber??!! Seriously, you've got to be f*cking with me!!

How Americans Got it Wrong Again...

If this is actually true, then I don't want to be right. Well, I'll try it once and then go right back to drowning my California rolls in soy sauce.

Some amazlingly hyperrealistic artwork

Flip though this gallery:
http://www.gregorythielker.com/underimages/untilnow.html

The artist, Gregory Thielker's words:

"I use water on the windshield to create a shifting lens for the way we see the environment: it both highlights and obscures our viewing. Perspectives slip and compress, while shapes and colors merge into one another. I also work with relationships between surface and depth, between flatness and illusion. These images are born out of real experience and have a close relationship with the medium of painting: its fluidity, transparency, and capacity for layering, mixing, and blending."

“My most recent paintings and drawings explore the sensation of seeing from a car while driving through the rain. I am fascinated with the constantly changing, yet particular landscapes seen from the car and also the way that the water on the windshield interacts with that landscape.”

A remarkably informative interview

Some Between Two Ferns-style turning of the tables on Mr. Galifianakis.

Your tale, sir, would cure deafness.

Like Shakespeare? Like gender-changing roles? Like awesome costumes? Stellar casting? What about beautiful imagery?

My guess is that this is going to be one fantastic re-imaging.

and i fffink to myself, what a wonderful world...

Name: Lance
Age: 4
Weapon of choice: ukulele

what'chu talkin' 'bout Willis...

"Did you know that some actors turn down roles?"

I know everyone has probably seen Between Two Ferns, but Zach Galifianakis never ceases to amaze me.

Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: Bruce Willis from Bruce Willis

Is it Step Step Kick, Evacuate? Or Kick Step Kick?

In case of an emergency, everyone look at your hands.

Jello? Is it me you're looking for?

Finally, someone figured out a way to add a touch of class to the otherwise plebeian jello shot. I find this blog inspiring for it's creativity and awe-inspiring in their presentation.
Also, an excellent use of a pun. I have and will always appreciate a good pun.
http://myjelloamericans.blogspot.com/

A bitchin' animated short - created with open-source software

I'm a sucker for animated shorts, and Sintel (by Dutch studio The Blender Foundation) is pretty a awesome CGI story on its own.  But it gets even better when you learn that it was created using the company's free, open-source software.  Pretty sweet that it's possible to create something this polished using readily-available tools like that.

(Also - Scales!  NOOOO!)

When the Zombocalypse happens, I'm finding this kid.

He honors his family by showing no fear in the face of the undead. Well done. The girl gets half credit.

Credit to Jax's sister for finding this one.

Sometimes the simplest solution ...

... is the most sophisticated.  To that end, see "10 Movie Posters Inspired by Men's Style". 

(Although I'm calling shenanigans on "The Shining" poster, as far as "inspired by men's style" goes.)

24 English Accents

A long video, but truly entertaining the entire time. I have a feeling this kid is not a one hit you tube wonder. Enjoy!

The History of Hip-Hop

Apparently this is all over the internet today, but last night on Jimmy Fallon the titular host ran through the History of Hip-Hop with JT. It's full of mayonnaise, but pretty gosh-darned good. 

Let's get you in the mood...

...for the Halloween season.

Extremely fun mash up. Angus would approve.

Into the Wind

I've mentioned the quality of ESPN's documentary series "30 for 30" before, and tonight's premier of "Into the Wind" (at 8:00pm, EST) looks to be similarly impressive. Take a look at the story and preview here:

http://30for30.espn.com/film/into-the-wind.html

Looks to be pretty affecting television (I'm totally not going to need to pick up some tissues on the way home, or anything).  Bill Simmons, who produced the series, just tweeted that this is one of his favorites.  So I'm guessing it'll stack up with my own favs, "The Band that Wouldn't Die" and "The Two Escobars".  And again, I'm eagerly awaiting "Four Days in October" on October 5th.

But honestly, most of these things have been pretty great.  Should be worth checking out tonight. 

Stephen Colbert: The Migrant Farmer

Amazing speech given in front of Congress:

Here is his closing statement after the Q&A.

This man is definitely on my "I wish they were my friends" list.

Pushing the internet to even greater heights

I'm an admitted fan of mash-ups. And while in many cases the end result of combining two turds is simply a larger, grosser turd, sometimes rearranging things in unexpected ways can make magic.

Take Tube Dubber, for instance.  A mash-up tool that amazingly takes YouTube to an even stranger place.  It allows you to combine the video track of any YouTube clip with the audio track of another. 

How is this helpful, you might ask?  Well, I mentioned magic earlier.  What happens if I combine a popular movie about magic with the preeminent song about magic?  Even more magic, right?  The answer: some surprisingly badass yet expectedly stupid teen wizards.  So yes – it’s more magical.  

I’ve also discovered that Tube Dubber is capable of cranking the crazy level of YouTube upwards, past 11, and screaming into to the lower stratosphere.  By combining two elements commonly accepted as nuts – Japanese games shows and William Shatner – I created something so insane that it appears almost normal.  It may in fact have gone full circle through our plane of reality, rendering its components sane while leaving us mentally shattered.

The possibilities are endless.  I can combine two things at random – say, two suave dudes like Don Draper and Bruce Campbell – and create something even more suaver than the sum of its parts.  Or I can take an awesome movie trailer – like “9” – and use it to enhance another movie that needs some help being more awesome.   This thing is literally an “awesome enhancer”. 

Again, most times crap + crap = more crap.  But sometimes there is beauty in the juxtaposition of random things.  A whimsy in the gestalt.

Or, we could all just be going batshit insane. 

Ratatat proves that Getty stock footage is just as creepy as you originally thought.

Amazing combination of music and insanity. Great example of the beauty of stock photo house imagery and footage...

Four Days in October

Or, as it may otherwise be referred to, "The Art of the Inspirational Trailer". Either way, this is about all Sox fans have to hold on to until pitchers and catchers report next spring.

http://30for30.espn.com/film/four-days-in-october.html

F*cking, eh.

As a (limited) designer, I find that I need to refer to the rules quite often, but even experts need a good reminder once and a while:

http://www.goodfuckingdesignadvice.com/

Take a look or submit something you've found to be f*cking useful.

Music Bomb

There is nothing wrong with this item - an album of new hip-hop and indie rock mash-ups, available for instant download and sold via a name-your-own-price campaign with proceeds benefiting 826 Valencia and youth writing. Haven't listened to the full album yet, but what's not to love about the concept.

http://waitwhat.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-real-life

not-not-not-nothing on you, babe

A little resurrected spin on a 2010 summer hit to enjoy as the beloved season winds down...

I have no words...

An actual reason to go to Texas

A chef in Texas tells NPR he's figured out how to deep-fry beer.  That's right - crunchy on the outside, delicious, liquid, alcoholic nectar on the inside.

Consider this link your Yellow Brick Road.

Important Language Classes

We start with the basics: Hello, Goodbye, Do you know where the bathroom is? Wow, your dancing is fucking sick you son of a bitch. The staples of a foreign language, really.

Self deprecating, yet catchy!

There are two things you should be aware of:

1. Nick Horby has an amazing voice and he should do greeting cards. Possibly voicemail messages.

2. Stick through to the end, it's not all plugging the new album. Gun noises are abundant.

Grab Your Towel and DON'T PANIC

Kinda of scary, but extremely fascinating view of the asteroids discovered in our solar system since 1980. Click through to YouTube to see the explanation of what you're watching.

Credit to our friend and yours Bumby for finding this.

Marcel the Shell

Silly, fun, creative, and flippin' adorable. Meet Marcel.



Thanks to Gracie for introducing me to this one via Bookface.

Hey, have you seen that online interactive film… music video… interactive piece… thing?

Google launched a pretty neato “HTML 5 experience” today in the form of “The Wilderness Downtown”. It’s essentially an interactive music video that uses your childhood neighborhood as the setting. Provided it’s on Google Street View, that is. (If it’s not, definitely plug in an address that is to see the full effect.)

But it’s also a pretty sweet way to show off what HTML 5 can do. Which, in this case, is a story spread through multiple viewing windows, all centrally timed to open and close at specific moments that correspond to the soundtrack, and are populated with user-generated content. Pretty cool.

They might not show videos on MTV anymore, but if you can interact with them on this level that might be for the best. Turns out the internet may be a better vehicle anyway.

www.chromeexperiments.com/arcadefire

Notorious M.A.P.

The internet is a modern miracle simply for it's inherent ability to easily mash-up the seemingly unmashable.

For instance, just the other day I was wishing there were a simple resource that compiled locations from rap lyrics and then plotted then in an easy-to-navigate map so that I might actually visit, say, the club where Jay-Z stabbed that record exec. And it would preferably do it with Google Maps, as that's on double-true record as "the best".

Lo' and behold, the internet provides.

Aerobics Class with Dame Edna

Okay well - I've been waiting to contribute something special for my first foray into the Social Scene of Martinis and Hot Dogs. I need to say - I'm not entirely sure if this is it, but sweet mother of god....

It's amazingly horrific. It's more like a hybrid Narnia aerobics class let by that she/man Dame Edna. Who in hell is Dame Edna anyway and why do I know that name? I digress.

Credits to J. Hads for enlightening us.

Another list I aspire to make...

One of the best things about Facebook is finding cool stuff from people who are your friends but who are not friends with all your other friends. This makes it easy to then pass links, websites, videos, photos etc off as your own discoveries, thereby making yourself look AWESOME, like an awesome finder of awesome things online who is just altogether awesome.

On that note, and with no credit to the fine fellow who actually introduced me to this site, I bring you:

Badass of the Week

Click on The Complete List if you'd like to view The Hall of Badassitude - and seriously, if you don't want to view The Hall of Badassitude, you are probably a loser who can't be my friend anymore.

You may be smooth, but you'll never be this smooth

Thank you to our fellow friend Macoosh for finding this one!

Maybe we should start implementing this at the UN

Congo, Algeria has stated that he likes $2.99 Happy Hour Martinis at Flingers. Like or dislike?

Gives Me Hope for Movie Making

Before we get to the video, let me quickly explain the website:

hitRECord.org, founded by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, is a place where artists all over the world can submit their own music, narration, animation, or what have you for the general use of all hitRECord members. Subsequently, anything uploaded can be grabbed by another person to be recut into something new or members can get together to create a project like the video below. Gordon-Levitt will then take something that he feels is a great piece of work and distribute it.

After that, any profits made from the film only half of goes back into the keeping up the site and the other half is distributed amoung the collaborators. You can check out some forums there to see how money distribution is posted and discussed for fairness.

Cool, huh? No studios, no bullsh*t. Just fun and original film making.

Morgan M Morgansen's Date with Destiny was shown at the 2010 Sundance Festival and was one of first collaborations to come out of hitREcord.org.

Not Exactly What I Expected to be Made in France

Also, Blue robot is a lying bastard. You don't have me fooled, Blue.

空中少爺鬧爆惡乘客 跳機劈炮

I think this title is pretty self-explanatory, but for you slower folks this is in relation to Steven Slater, Jet Blue flight attendant extraordinaire. But the focus here is really the manner in which this Chinese station is reporting the story. Best 3D storytelling this side of Pixar.

(Props to my boy Pete for finding this gem).

HALO - Atari 2600 style

This is a brilliant idea, transforming the Master Chief - the poster child for modern, cinematic, exquisitely-rendered, 3d gaming - into the genderless ambulatory kitchen appliance-esque characters of my 8-bit childhood. What is new, becomes old (school).

(Props to Shane for finding this one.)

Thank you Lady Gaga for making it possible...

...for people to cover your songs. Most can't perform as well as you dear Lady, but Jesse Ferguson may have done it, dare I say, better?

Sickest intersection ever

Also, you've all been served.

'A perfect conceptual marriage between taxidermy, art and craft brewing.'

This is the most awesome worst idea ever.

'World's strongest ale' comes in eye-catching dead animal bottles | Metro.co.uk

In which we discuss hermits, elderly men, and karate

Japan, you are a never ending source of incredibly awesome and insane stuff:

http://www.japanprobe.com/2010/07/28/badass-japanese-hermit/

I'm unsure of what I just watched, but I'm passing it on in case I accidentally fell into the movie "The Ring"

Why is it that the scariest and weirdest things seem to come from small and seemingly harmless Asian men?

Why 'Back to the Future' Is Secretly Horrifying

I like the premise of this discussion... but I think I like the "after work coffee shop" setup just as much.

Also, I never knew Robert Zemeckis was a racist. Or that black people invented hoverboards.

Maybe not so safe for work

You knew a mash-up was bound to happen...
I'm going to go ahead and suggest headphones if children/coworkers/strangers are in the room. Definitely some uh, questionable language.

You know you're in trouble when...

...even Wyatt Earp's suggestions fail.
Yet all I keep thinking is, "That croissant looks delicious."

Take your 10 minute break and watch this.

BIG BANG BIG BOOM - the new wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.

I tried to make a stop motion cartoon once. I quit after the 3rd drawing.

Sagan, droppin some lyrical contemplation regarding the future of humanity

One of my favorites, and one that I find a random need to listen to every now and again.

"Ladies and gentlemen... Mr. Stephen Hawking."

Average iphone user ... yes, like you Carl

I hate me some iphone 4.

Not a parody

Apparently BP made a really prescient oil-drilling board game in the 70s. The funniest bit is that they included "hazard cards" like "Oil Spill!" and "Pay £1,000,000 for clean up costs!"

Ha! £1,000,000.

That flute solo will cost you

Aw man, Men at Work totally ripped off that flute solo and now need to pay 5% of royalties to its owner. All those times I've cranked up the song I've been secretly rocking out to "Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree" meaning that I have just retroactively become less cool than I was. Will Men At Work be forced to pay me compensation?? Can money repay what I have lost??
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/06/take-cover-men-at-work-must-pay-royalties-on-down-under/

The Dirtiest Job of All

In many ways, Mike Rowe has been working Dirty Jobs his whole career. I have to say, I was almost sold on that $25 paper bag for cats.

http://theadventureofalifetime.wordpress.com/2007/10/05/mike-rowe-on-qvc-sad-and-hilarious-all-at-the-same-time/

I did not know that.

So that's why they call it soccer. Stop looking down your noses at us, England!

Rock Band: Just like riding a bike

Snoop Dogg tries to rent an entire country

Specifically, Liechtenstein. It's common knowledge that every Liechtensteiner and Liechtensteinerin are rabid fans of tha Dogg Pound, right? Snoop is huge in the Upper Rhine.

The best part is the response of the authorities: "It would have been possible." But the deal fell through because Snoop's management "did not give us enough time".

Please plan ahead next time you want to lease an alpine microstate, Snoop.

There have always been factions.

Al Qaeda Calls Off Attack On Nation's Capitol To Spare Life Of 'Twilight' Author

The themes, people... are universal. Let's give Peace and Twilight a chance.

Good use of three hours (sped up), but raises many questions.

How are you going to price it? Or display it in a gallery for that matter? Print it? Email it? Hang the original iPad....or what?

Just because you cannot feel the bite...

... does not mean that you aren't being killed.

Example - a seemingly empty room of ninjas:

http://all-sorts.org/blog/illustrations#ninjas

(plus more cool illustrations and accompanying wordplay)

Now this is my kind of pet

Robot Unicorn Attack

"Unicorns are cool, right? What if, though - what if... it was a robot unicorn. And - get this - it was constantly attacking things."

"That 's the best thing I've ever heard. But you know what would make it even better? That song by Europe."

"We're sitting on a gold mine."

http://games.adultswim.com/robot-unicorn-attack-twitchy-online-game.html

The best 99¢ you'll spend today

The game's Bit Pilot for iphone/ipod touch. The music is hypnotic and even though you are playing on a device 1,000,000 times more powerful than an old-school Atari it's like you never shut it off for dinner that time in '86.

http://www.bitpilotgame.com/

Like magic bacon

One advantage of being a vegetarian for so long is that when you tear into something like this you can really taste the sparkles.

From the product page: "As the unicorn ages, its meat becomes fatty and marbled and the living bone in the horn loses density in a process much like osteoporosis. The horn's outer layer of keratin begins to develop a flavor very similar to candied almonds. Blending the crushed unicorn horn into the meat adds delightful, crispy flavor notes in each bite."

Like magic bacon.

I knew 12 Angry Men was simplistic

Everyone needs more Brule's Rules

www.brulesrules.com

Mental note - don't throw away iPad

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/06/iphone-and-ipad-lost-in-the-trash-found-with-mobileme/

This would have been great to go to this Saturday...

http://www.greatamericanfoodandmusicfest.com

The Two Escobars - easily the best thing I've seen on TV in awhile.

ESPN 30 for 30 - The Two Escobars

If this ever becomes available on iTunes, it's immediately becoming my ringtone.

Rock Band 3 is going to make me wish I actually practiced my scales

http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2010/06/rock-band-3/

WE ARE NOT TIME TRAVELERS

ALT/1977: WE ARE NOT TIME TRAVELERS on the Behance Network

Kirk Doin' Work - Star Trek Tik Tok