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Spotted at this year’s Santanarchy pub crawl in San Francisco — Desaturated Santa. Her desaturated tones come by way of neither Photoshop nor CGI – it’s all natural – aside from the cleverly applied makeup that is. — Thanks Mark...
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A camera was rolling as a giant inflatable Rudolph went pop after it was impaled on traffic lights at a Christmas parade – nobody was hurt but Christmas was definitely ruined for the scores of children who were there to witness Rudolph’s unseemly demise....
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You probably haven’t seen a nativity scene like this before. All of the action is deliciously recreated with bacon, ham and sausage on what looks to be a base of mashed potato (hopefully there is some meat hiding underneath). ...
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In my family, we celebrate Festivus, but if you do the whole tree thing then these deadly microbe decorations could be the Christmas tree adornments you were looking for. The set features the Common Cold, Brain Cell, Kissing Disease, E. coli and a season-appropriate Red Amoeba, all larger and...
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The red-suited, white-bearded Santa Claus who most people are familiar with was first depicted by American author Washington Irving, who drew an image of a jolly Dutchman. This was then modified by a German immigrant called Thomas Nast, who drew a plump Santa with red clothing for Harper’s Weekly....
Spotted at this year’s Santanarchy pub crawl in San Francisco — Desaturated Santa. Her desaturated tones come by way of neither Photoshop nor CGI – it’s all natural – aside from the cleverly applied makeup that is. — Thanks Mark...
A camera was rolling as a giant inflatable Rudolph went pop after it was impaled on traffic lights at a Christmas parade – nobody was hurt but Christmas was definitely ruined for the scores of children who were there to witness Rudolph’s unseemly demise....
The red-suited, white-bearded Santa Claus who most people are familiar with was first depicted by American author Washington Irving, who drew an image of a jolly Dutchman. This was then modified by a German immigrant called Thomas Nast, who drew a plump Santa with red clothing for Harper’s Weekly....