I have a talent for finding weird shit, so I thought I'd make a site for it.

www.foundonthefloor.net

I might repost things I've already posted here.

Labels: found on the floor, links, my work

LOOKWELL! A failed pilot created by Conan O'Brien and Robert Smigel. Starring Adam West, a has-been actor who thinks he could solve crimes.




Inspirational Superhero Characters
http://mightygodking.com/index.php/2008/06/09/from-the-slushpile/



I want to build a Dreamachine
http://www.interpc.fr/mapage/westernlands/dreamachine.html





I hope I'm related to this guy.


Since most my family is in Bohol, I thought I'd put this up. Its a "nature reserve" (someones backyard) with a giant python and a girl (cross-dresser) as your tour guide. The first & last time I went here I was jetlagged, tired, confused and amused.











































UA (pronounced "ooh-ah") is this pop singer from japan. Her music is pretty eclectic. She started a children's show some years ago, so kids could learn Japanese children's songs.

...but damn!

She's exposing kids to some pretty sophisticated sounds. Those kids are lucky.

--and the parrot look works for her.


According to the New York Times, "The Grass-Mud Horse" is a mythical creature whose name in Chinese sounds like "f*ck your mother". Literally, lyrics are very harmless, but its actually a subversive song reacting to Chinese censorship (or "harmony").

World Science Festival 2009: Bobby McFerrin Demonstrates the Power of the Pentatonic Scale from World Science Festival on Vimeo.

The Death of President Corazon Aquino
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1914125,00.html?cnn=yes















SuperGreg - a staple of my art school memories
http://zmax.org/supergreg/sgdotcom/

This is pretty cool.
http://users.telenet.be/kixx/



Prison Inventions
http://www.sloshspot.com/blog/07-23-2009/The-Wonderful-World-of-Prison-Inventions-191





Photoshop Phriday: Make Fictional Animals Real
http://www.somethingawful.com/d/photoshop-phriday/fictional-animals-life.php?page=1









Radio Lab on the Afterlife
http://blogs.wnyc.org/radiolab/2009/07/27/after-life/

Labels: found on the floor, lecture, links, muppets, music, podcast

As a blogger, I've been holding out on you. If you're on facebook, please join the Theory of Everything Comics Group because I'm not going to add you as a friend. (Really, I'm trying to reserve facebook for people I've met and relatives I haven't-- although a few fans have gotten in before I made this rule.) Anyway:


DEAR SWEET GANESHA!!!!




This will NEVER catch on!




Elmo, do you know what necrophilia is?


This is what happens when you abandon a liturgical tradtion.




Please stop. Just stop. You don't seem to get it. Really, I'm not saying that because I'm part of a heretical sect. Making things like this is exactly why Jesus hasn't come back.



A blog devoted to cute Japanese girls who have never seen an Orthodontist.


This is what happens when you stop telling children fairy tales where people die or get eaten.


My brain hurts now.


Comment from Mr. Evangelista: "damn man... wow, i cant even comment, cause beating up a kid is awesome..."


This Friday is Admiral Ackbar Day!

To Have Two Vaginas.

"Smile" is a Jdrama about a half-Filipino, half-Japanese man who is caught up in the racism of the Japanese legal system. I first heard about this show because my favorite musician sang the theme.... now there's Filipino in it?!! I'll have to catch up on this later.

A gallery of photos from lost and found cameras






Men in silly costumes wrastling! skip to 1:54

Our President is pretty cool.



Worst Co-Pilot Ever




AT-AT attack






Play with Mr. T's hairstyle


RadioLab: We are coins

















The fact that a black woman is singing a Korean song really well is a sign of our modern times. And she's pretty hot.... as well as the original performers of this song.



Okay, hot Korean girls is a good way to end it.

Labels: found on the floor, links, video

One of the featured artists at Physical Nostalgia was Kiyoshi Nakazawa. He does a great zine called Drunken Master.
He has this very raw yet graphic style. Some of it reminiscent of Zen Brush Painting, some of it more urban and punk rock.
He also sells original prints if you're interested. www.luckynakazawa.etsy.com

Labels: Art, artists, comics, friends, links

So I saw my cousin Saturday, and I haven't seen her for years, but she's been doing some really interesting work.



Like growing your own vaginal cells to create art. Its creepy and cool, and does what conceptual art is supposed to do.

So check out my cousin, Julia Reodica's, work at phoresis.org

Labels: Art, friends, links

http://www.npr.org/programs/re/geography_heaven/kawakarpo/wheeloflife/slide.html

Labels: links, religion

http://www.carm.org/cults/cultgrid.htm


http://kishcom.com/the_golden_rule.jpg

http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/karen_armstrong_makes_her_ted_prize_wish_the_charter_for_compassion.html

http://www.ourrisingsound.com/2008/08/19/presbyterian-vs-catholic-church-sign-debate/

http://www.religionfacts.com/

Labels: links, religion

I think when you get about five thumbs ups, that's when your page starts to get stumbled on more and more. Now, I'm not forcing anyone to do this, but just check out the following links and if you think its thumbs up worthy, then click the button.

If you're don't have a StumbleUpon application on you browser, check out stumbleupon.com It's a really fun way to discover new and interesting websites.

Pretentious Lightbulb Men: The Book of What
My favorite Lightbulb Men comic

Pretentious Lightbulb Men: Growth

Pretentious Lightbulb Men: Mirror

Some stuff from elanrodgertrinidad.com
Chainsaw Chun Li

Memoirs of a Gamer

My brief career on Sesame Street:
Happy Talk

Up & Down

And my imaginary friend, RayRay
RayRayWorld.com

RayRay at the Beach

RayRay Resolution

Freaky Soup Guy

Soup Torture

Thanks!

Labels: links, my work

So, for old friends, you might notice a difference. For new friends, you probably didn't notice anything at all. But I've started to update this site and I've finally figured out how to use Blogger.

I don't like closing off the site to everyone, because I still want you to justify my existence.

But I will be adding things here and there, changing, etc.

But, I simply renamed the old home page and its just as half-assedly put together as it was before. (This will change soon.)

Oh, and since I'm here, I might as well throw up some links.

http://foolsgoldpress.com/ - This is an old friend who lives in a shack in rural Illinois. His only possessions are his trusty computer, a potato cannon and the entire DVD box set of Robotech.

http://circleversussquare.com/- I have yet to meet this man, therefore I can say the most slanderous lies about him. He tells little jokes with simplified squares and circles. Although I wonder what sort of comic he'd make if he did erotica with that style.

http://exhibitapress.com/ - Batton Lash is an award winning comic book artist who has a picture of me somewhere on his site. I think I was coming out of my mohawk phase.

Check out these links, eventually, they'll be on my links page.

Labels: links, updates