Evolution

I'm fairly certain this, first sign of evolution of the mechanical, was found at very dynamic junk yard by
 Jud Turner.

I can see these going somewhere

These things are so freakin fantastic, I'm going strait down to the tire barn and demand them to be put on my car.  I'm not sure that what Javier Marin is going for here - but what ever it is - it's eye popping, jaw dropping, mind blowing,  wonderful.   

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Mass of bodies forms monolith, smiles all around

Vigeland Sculpture Park is massive, I chose this photo for the wtf,ness; the smiley girls at the beach with the tower of bodies behind.  It's all made out of granite so it will last along time.  Five thousand years from now, after being carted off to some museum in pieces, someone will point out that those girls at the beach belong in front of the tower of mashed bodies.  That someone will be laughed out of the out place. Ha who would believe.

More evidence of visitors from outerspace.

Keep Out of Reach of Children, a photo by Tinkerbots on Flickr.

The latest cash for guns drive, turned up some interesting items.