Banksy continues to impress me. This time with a brilliant Simpsons couch gag. The gag itself is amazing. Funny, cruel, smart, sad (I feel so bad for the panda…poor guy) and edgy. It’s also pretty ballsy. If you haven’t seen it, you need to. Click here for more on the collaboration between The Simpsons and Banksy.
For any one who likes cool bikes, vintage Hollywood stars, British 70′s Punk scene, psychedelic trips, Jack Kerouac, Steve McQueen, race cars, Bruce Lee’s Hollywood Posse (how could you not?!), and so much more, head over to The Slevedge Yard and have a look around. The photography this blogs posts is stunning. Where in the heck they get these? Here’s a quick sample of what you’ll see there.
That tattoo is bad ass.
I’m going to ask for a van on my x-mas list.
You can get this cool ice tray from Charles & Marie. Via oneplusinfinity
Are you alone?
Yes.
Ok then, come with me.
Comic Sans.
via swissmiss.
Nice.
via thedenveregotist
How to make it in America is a new comedy/drama series from the producers of Entourage created for HBO®. It follows two twenty-somethings from Brooklyn as they hustle their way into the NYC fashion scene. What got me into this show is the excellent intro. With music from Aloe Blacc (I Need a Dollar), the opening sequence is energetic, colorful, vibrant, hip, cool — everything NYC is about.
As soon as I know more about the credits for this intro, I’ll update this post. In the meantime, enjoy.
You can you download the full version of I Need a Dollar here.
Via denveregotist.com
This is what will happen on 2012. Thanks to Logan “Nice hair” Finkelstein for finding this video.
I saw this on oneinfinityplus blog and thought it was hilarious. I don’t know who created it, but it was posted on barbarian blog by Ian Westcott. Nice.
Saw this poster on another blog. 
via swissmiss
