Sid3show's Sideshow: Archive

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Tom Guilmette's History of Broadcast TV →

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This little piggy went home...

catalogliving: Gary loved the sense of morbid power he felt as he tossed pork sausages onto Elaine’s precious piggy plates with a satisfying thud. Catalog Living is one of my favorite Tumblogs. There is never enough. Funny in a quirky way. A send up of the goofy art in catalogs.

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clientsfromhell: Client: “Stop typing stuff on my computer. Use your own.” Me: “I’m just installing—” Client: “I don’t care. It will just confuse me.” Me: “But, it’s necessary that you understand—” Client: “Listen, just stop fiddling with stuff. I saw the movie “Hackers”, okay, I know how stealth you people are!”

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'Earthscraper' concept hides a 1,000-foot...

did-you-kno: Mexican architecture group BNKR Arquitectura have conceptualised an “earthscraper,” 65-story inverted skyscraper that hides a mini city underground. The top ten floors — which, here, would be the “bottom” ten — is a museum and cultural center dedicated to the Aztecs. Below that you’ve got retail space, then apartments and finally, deep underground, businesses. Source

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