Get ready to pay some extra if you're lookin' for a little sugar over inaugurations weekend. Records show that last time Obama got in the house, the love shacks were simply banging big bucks into those women's pockets.
This time around, DC police are having talks about putting up signs for "prostitution free zones," located around the capitol building. Thus far, similar signs have been signed around the DC area, but never so blatantly as they are calling for now.
A fark.com user says, "My roomate was working downtown at a hotel and it was booked solid for the week of the inauguration. Her and her coworkers needed special security badges to get in and out and one night she slept there in the closed rooftop restaurant. I still wanted to get one of those red "prostitution free zone" signs that were up all over around the mall."
Photographer Ulf Lundin reminds us that humans are disgusting with these mid-sneeze portraits.
This is why most of us cover our faces...
Artist Danny Quirk is most known for his illustrations in scientific journals. The eccentric artist has now ventured into another artistic platform -- people. Using sharpie markers and acrylic latex, Quirk created some horrific inside looks directly onto people's skin. He plans to make these images into a 15-20 page book series. Want more gross? See his Etsy store.
This Power Loader Robot is developed by Japaneese company called Activelink. Controled by a person, It could be used to carry 100lbs with one hand & not much effort from person at all. Wow, need a hand moving that piano?
This series of defaced US currency by German artist and designer Aslan Malik, shows Presidents on the $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 bills reimagined as Justice League comic book heroes. We have here, Ulysses Supergrant, Flash Lincoln, Wonder Jackson Woman, Green Franklin, Hamilton Bat.
The 10th annual Idiotarod NYC, a costume-mandatory shopping cart race, takes place January 26, 2013 in New York City. Costumes are required! It's like black Friday but way better!
While on her way to work on the New York City subway, Megan McCarthy spotted a billboard for a Dr. Steven Armond advertizing "canine plastic surgery." Thankfully the site listed, PuppyLift.com, forwards to a site promoting Nick Kroll's new Comedy Central sketch series, Kroll Show, and not actual canine facial reconstruction. A similar billboard was spotted last month in LA.
