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Kat and Leo are two college kids from different parts of the world. There may be cultural differences, but the one universal thing we have in common is procrastination. The internet only aids in our mission to avoid work, and we have decided to share the fascinating things we find around the interwebs.

Drawings by Mail Monday, November 5, 2007 |

The story goes like this: my roommate told me about the time he went on a school retreat and a game of silly "would you rather" questions ensued. He posed the question "Would you rather fight a bear who can spit acid 20 feet, in the middle of the forest with nothing but a baseball bat, or a shark with a laser beam, in the middle of the ocean, with nothing but a kinfe?"

Years later, his best friend was shown this website by an art professor. So he typed in "Draw me a bear that spits acid and a shark with a laser beam." 3-4 months later he got this back:

This website is probably the most mysterious website I've ever seen. There's nothing but a fill out form where you put your name, what you want drawn, and your mailing address. The only information on the artists is his name (Mike Godwin). I've tried Googling and checking Wikipedia, but I didn't get anything on him. There is no money involved; this person seems to do it just for fun.

I can only imagine the types of ridiculous requests he gets. That's probably why he does this for free. I imagine he's got some sort of mundane job, sitting in a cubicle all day. Being able to come home and immerse yourself in a world of silliness everyday must be a wonderful vacation from the real world.

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Chris Natrop amazing paper artwork Thursday, March 8, 2007 |


Chris Natrop is an amazing artist that utilizes paper, paints, and shadows to create some stunning artwork.

His website showcases many works from his exhibitions, and you can also download catalogs of his artwork for free, or order them and get an actual book ($14.13).

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Spot the joke Friday, January 26, 2007 |


Those were some Tetris loving vandals. - Link

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Share a secret |


One website that I frequent very often is Postsecret. The idea of this blog is very simple: Frank Warren challenges people to send in their deepest, darkest secrets to show the world. Simple, yet so hard to do.

The blog has garnered such popularity that Frank has also published the secrets into books. Currently there are three:

PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives

My Secret: A PostSecret Book

The Secret Lives of Men and Women: A PostSecret Book

I haven't sent anything in myself, but I did make a secret once. I just never got around to sending it. Yeah, yeah that's it...


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