Everything's better in miniature format. Unless we're talking about insects. Ew.
Tiny Sweaters
Via: renatasweettricot
Tiny Tangerine
Tiny Octopus
Source: fishingfury.com
Tiny Donut Cheerios
Source: unconfidentialcook.com
The Very Large List Of Very Tiny Things
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45 Reasons Why We Can't Have Nice Things
Sorry, but it just isn't happening.
Because of "duck face"
Because burglars like this exist:
Because of Michael Cera's mustache:
Because of adult babies:
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Rosie O'Donnell Is Concerned For Lindsay Lohan
And isn't above chastising the system that enables this destructive behavior. O'Donnell believes if Lindsay Lohan doesn't change her life she will end up just like Whitney Houston.
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Fans Boo NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell At The NFL Draft
Once he actually starts the draft they get excited, but before? Not too happy.
Source: youtube.com
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Twitter Discovers That Miami's Newest Quarterback Has A Super Hot Wife
Mrs. Ryan Tannehill blew up Twitter during the NFL Draft.
Newest Miami Dolphin Ryan Tannehill's wife Lauren
ESPN listed her as a Fiancee, but the two were married in January.
Source: thebiglead.com
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Baby Model Vs. Teen Porn Star [SFW]
They have more in common than you think.
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Mr. Potato Head Bangs The Starch Out Of Mrs. Potato Head
Her parts are everywhere. 60 years later, and he's still a spud stud in the sack.
Is there porn version of Toy Story out there? of course. (If at work, put on your headphones).
Via France, unsurprisingly. Ad agency: DDB Paris.
Source: creativity-online.com
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Is This Piece Of '80s Electronica Karl Rove's Idea Of Cool?
A sample from the forgotten band Yello seems to figure in today's attack on Obama for being too “cool.” Watch this video, and decide for yourself. H/T Dorsey Shaw
Swiss electronica band Yello.
Source: musictimeline.files.wordpress.com
The latest commercial released by Karl Rove's conservative Super PAC, American Crossroads, appears to sample from the 80's Electronica hit, "Oh yeah" — a song that was immortalized at the end of Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
BuzzFeed reached out to Deiter Meier — the lead singer of the Swiss band, Yello (pictured above) that was behind the 80's smash — but received no response.
We'll update if we hear back. In the mean time, watch this video and see if you catch the Yello homage.
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Pantone Swatches Made Into Classic Album Covers
A graphic artist will not have any problem knowing where this idea started from. Artist David Marsh used something he worked everyday with and mixed it with classic albums.
Roxy Music: 'Country Life' (1974)
Johnny Cash: 'At Folsom Prison' (1968)
Nirvana: 'Nevermind' (1991)
Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention: 'Weasels Ripped My Flesh' (1970)
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The Biggest NFL Draft Steals Of All Time
For every bust, there's a diamond in the rough.
Tom Brady, QB — New England Patriots
Year: 2000
Pick: 6th Round, Pick 199 Overall
Why: Three Super Bowl rings. Two Super Bowl MVPs. Arguably one of the two best quarterbacks of all time.
Hilarious Point Of Reference: Picked 181 spots after the New York Jets picked Chad Pennington.
Deacon Jones, DE — Los Angeles Rams
Year: 1961
Pick: 14th Round, Pick 186 Overall
Why He Was A Steal: Deacon Jones won multiple Defensive Player Of The Year awards, was on eight All-Pro teams, and would be third all-time in sacks if "sack" had been an official stat at the time. It wasn't, but Jones COINED the term sack. So that should count for something to.
Hilarious Point Of Reference: Picked 142 spots after Arnold Davis who played a total of two games in the league.
Bart Starr, QB — Green Bay Packers
Year: 1956
Pick: 17th Round, Pick 199 Overall
Why He Was A Steal: Bart Starr led the Green Bay Packers to victories in the first two Super Bowls and was named MVP of each game. He led them to a total of 5 NFL championships, and is in the Hall of Fame.
Hilarious Point Of Reference: Picked 168 spots after the Chicago Cardinals selected the immortal John Roach (who would be Starr's backup during the Super Bowl seasons).
Shannon Sharpe, TE — Denver Broncos
Year: 1990
Pick: 7th Round, Pick 192 Overall
Why He Was A Steal: Before he was terrible at offering analysis from a Bristol, CT studio every Sunday, Sharpe was one of the most dynamic players his position had ever seen. He played on three Super Bowl championship teams and is a hall of famer. He caught 815 passes in his career.
Hilarious Point Of Reference: Picked 138 spots after Mike Jones who played in the league for three seasons, catching a total of five passes.
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The 5 Most Badass Man Vs. Nature Showdowns Ever Photographed
It's easy to forget how ludicrously terrifying the natural world can be, and how very small we are in the face of it. And then there are the people that laugh in the face of Nature, completely unimpressed.
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Politicians As "Game Of Thrones" Characters
If there's one thing the internet loves, it's drawing comparisons between two completely unrelated things. That, and making fun of people whether or not they deserve it.
Via: coffeeandphazon
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Movies That Come To The Rescue
An epic montage of nearly every modern superhero movie. Did they leave any out?
An epic montage of every superhero movie ever made to the tune of Weezer's Perfect Situation! Avengers Assemble!
Source: movies.com / via: movies.com
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18 Geeky Protest Posters
Diabeetus Cat needs insurance. When geeks fight the power, it's only natural that their protest posters reflect their beliefs.
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Things Cathulhu Likes
We have discovered the end game evolution of cats. Not sure how long I have until they realized I've leaked their pla—-.
Source: wealldraw
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Cakes With Teeth
Cakeland is a sculptural installation resembling a collection of perfectly decorated, delicious cakes with an evil twist.
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The Best NBA Player Dancing Of 2012
Hate the league all you want, but these guys can move.
Source: youtube.com
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Bronies Need To Man Up, Join The Army?
Something about grown men enjoying animated tv just rubs this guy the wrong way. Your peers are dying in Afghanistan so you can draw fan art!
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10 Things You Only Care About After College
Post-grads, you aren't alone. You win some, you lose some.
In college, you pretty much bought whatever you could at the grocery store to get by, ie ramen, Kraft macaroni and cheese, etc. However, for some reason post college you decided that you should probably start buying healthier, more varied food items. But fuck going to Whole Foods because that shit is just way too expensive.
Source: media
A lot of people really, truly cared about their college’s teams during their 4 (or 5 or 6) years as an undergrad. But for a lot of us 23 to 25 year olds, games during college were often overlooked, even really big ones were just kind of an excuse to get drunk. Nowadays, you go to the bar to watch nearly every game. You care, like, so damn much about getting to the playoffs, oh, and fuck whatever school you went to man ‘cause my team’s totally gonna win! Yes, mr. bouncer, I’ll calm down.
Source: media
While in college, you thought LinkedIn was perhaps the lamest thing to ever be invented. Now you use it to “connect” and “network” with other Yuppies in your field. You sold out, bro, you sold out.
Source: media
For a lot of us, mom and dad footed the bill on college, rent, drinking money and glorious, glorious cable. Then came the real world. We’re paying off the student loans, paying rent, spending nearly all of our paychecks on drinking and realizing that cable just isn’t worth the 40 extra bucks a month. Thank God for Netflix, where we pay 7.99 a month for unlimited access to every single series from Swamp People to Gossip Girl. In college, all you watched was Family Guy, now you actually are super into Mad Men, Breaking Bad and watch Downton Abbey when you just want to stay in and drink tea. You’re kind of lame but it’s okay because Ancient Aliens is actually a really interesting show when you give it a chance.
Source: media
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Conan Makes A Perfect Calista Gingrich
Dare we change his nickname to CaCa? Last night Andy and Conan gave their farewell to this election's most delusional holdouts.
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