Showing posts with label Weird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weird. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
You Look Like a Douche When You Do That
You may not be aware, but when you do that, you look like a total douche-nozzle.
Well, that's all for now, but don't go and get all disappointed, 'cause there's more where that came from.
Please don't put that in your mouth... I'm sure that thing is filthy. |
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I don't know who told you your makeup looks good that way, but whoever they are, they're not your friend. |
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Oh, I see. You must be the one who told that other girl that her makeup looks good. |
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As soon as my time machine arrives in the mail, I'm gonna revisit 2003, and check out your Myspace page. |
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God, I hate you. |
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That's incredibly clever and original. |
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You're an idiot. |
Well, that's all for now, but don't go and get all disappointed, 'cause there's more where that came from.
Labels:
Dummies,
Emo,
Fail,
Fashion,
Retards,
Scene Girls,
Scene Queens,
Skanks,
Stupid,
Weird,
WTF?
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
More Skank Blasting, In Honor Of TheDirty.com
Monday, June 6, 2011
Norway Does it Better
In the game of Who-is-Most-Deluded, the U.S. thought they were winning with the release of Rebecca Black's "Friday". Ladies and gentlemen, meet the next contender for Miss Delusional Universe (also propagated by King Donald Trump); Tonje Langeteig, Norway's answer to Ms. Black.
I think we have a winner. The self proclaimed "little pretty girl trapped inside a grown-up body" makes it very clear to her audience that she has no intentions of becoming a "crappy housewife", however, offers few elaborating details. The video also features several Caucasian rappers[?] with spastic body movements who demonstrate their wicked skills by simply repeating lines sung by Langeteig earlier in the video. The line "I don't wanna be, I don't wanna be, I don't wanna be a crappy housewife" shows effort, but the lack of additional lyrics shows serious commitment.
Ultimately, Rebecca Black is a child who couldn't possibly have known any better, while Tonje Langeteig is an adult who has yet to differentiate childhood fantasies from practical reality.
I think we have a winner. The self proclaimed "little pretty girl trapped inside a grown-up body" makes it very clear to her audience that she has no intentions of becoming a "crappy housewife", however, offers few elaborating details. The video also features several Caucasian rappers[?] with spastic body movements who demonstrate their wicked skills by simply repeating lines sung by Langeteig earlier in the video. The line "I don't wanna be, I don't wanna be, I don't wanna be a crappy housewife" shows effort, but the lack of additional lyrics shows serious commitment.
Ultimately, Rebecca Black is a child who couldn't possibly have known any better, while Tonje Langeteig is an adult who has yet to differentiate childhood fantasies from practical reality.
Tonje Langeteig VS Rebecca Black!
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Pretty clothes made from pretty different materials
Dresses made from condoms

On World Aids Day, a creative seamstress from New York decided to commemorate the day with a very interesting, painstakingly difficult wedding dress.
This particular wedding dress was fashioned from 12,500 individually colored & hand-stitched condoms.

Dress made from phone book paper
Jolios Paons, the amazing mind behind this piece of art, designed this couture dress with paper from a phone book. Fancy that now.. You have everyone's phone numbers on you. And I literally mean everyone!!
You may say it is easier to pleat paper than it is to do fabric, but I cant imagine the hours Paons might have put into it.. I applaud his brilliant creation.
Dress made from china (porcelain)
This masterpiece, designed by Li Xiaoufeng, is made entirely out of porcelain
Dress made from stuffed toys

Dress made from bubbles

Lady Gaga wore this bubblicious dress in her concert tour last March 12, 2009 at the House of Blues, San Diego, California.

Hussein Chalayan's popular dress is made of actual plastic bubbles.
Dress made from rubber bands
Margarita Mileva, an architect working in New York City, created the “RB Dress“, was originally created for “Wear Is Art”, a design competition in Berlin, but it continued to attract attention even after the contest ended. Milev constructed the dress by hand, painstakingly weaving an astounding 14, 235 rubber bands into an haute-couture gown. That’s approximately 4 kilograms of rubber bands.
Some more clever versions of a rubber band dress..
Made by a young woman, Ruby, for her school project, she is now taking custom orders for dresses, gowns, costumes, etc. She’s done stuff for weddings and Halloween and she’s also been part of an exhibit in Singapore already. If you’re interested, you can email her at :rubyredulla@gmail.com..
Dress made from peacock feathers
This unique dress was featured at the Wedding Culture Expo held in Nanjing, China on Saturday, March 28, 2009. In addition to the extravagant peacock feather detail, the dress is adorned with 60 Hetian jades and costs an estimated $1.4 million USD. According to Luxury Launches, the dress is composed of 2009 peacock feathers and required 8 craftsmen 2 months to finish!
Dress made withl light sensors
here’ll be no more hiding your emotions behind that hat and scarf. It’s time to show everyone how your feeling. This unique dress, designed by Philips, willactually show everyone how your feeling! If you’re stressed or angry it turns red, but if you’re calm and relaxed it goes green. With 2 layers, the under one senses your emotion by measuring sweat and body temperature, and in turn signals the outer layer to alter its colour. Amazing!
The video dress
This video dress was designed by Turkish designer Hussein Cahalayan. His striking creation shows a time lapse of a rose opening and closing up, in a spectacular display of colours and light, created from 15.000 LEDs that are embedded in the fabric. The dress was presented at Milan Design Fair.
Dress made from duct tape
Dress made from meat
Franc Fernandez was the designer/artist responsible for creating the dress for Gaga, and confirmed that it was, in fact, made out of real meat.
Dress made with balloons
Dress made with tissue/toilet paper

Birdcage dress
Created by abstract artist Kasey McMahon, this is not just a dress that resembles a birdcage. It is an actual fully functional birdcage. Unusual dresses are taken to another level here, and I love it! So if you’re going on a night out and wanna dress a little quirky (to say the least), but can’t bear leaving your precious parrots alone…then i guess you can kill two birds with one stone, if you excuse the pun!
The sweet dress
The wedding dress is made up of cream puffs and cake frosting. Truly delicious literally.
Zipper dress
Created from 120 zippers by Sebastian Errazuriz, this unusual dress allows you to just zip or unzip it to whatever style or length you want.
Dress made from wood
Designed by Grace Johnston, this fantastic dress is made completely out of bent and laminated wood, apart from the nuts and bolts used to fix it all together. Not only does this cool outfit look like one of the most unusual dresses you ever saw, it also gives you the ability to curtsy by tugging on the metal rings at the side – raising the lower part of the dress up! How proper!
Recycled paper dress
And what better a way to help preserve the environment than making a dress out of all your used rappers, plastic bags and paper packaging?
The umbrella dress
Stylish dress created for Orbit Mist print advertising campaign
The color-in dress
The garbage bag dress
The soda can dress

Jane Tan's soda can dress
Grass dress
Creative “dress” sculpture by talented artist Robin Barcus Slonina.
Newspaper dress
Recycled newspaper dresses made by university students in China.
Outfits made from food
Ted Sabarese shoot a series of pictures called “Hunger Pains” years ago, shows us a variety of garments with materials of vegetables, bread, fruits, etc.. The food in the apartment with a very neat that these clothes look so unique.
Paper dresses
Beautiful dresses created by Alexandra Zaharova and Ilya Plotnikov
Shopping bag dress

The perfect way for any shopaholic to recycle those extra shopping bags.
Car radiator dress

The money dress

I would rather buy dresses and shoes with that money!
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