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Rather than spewing acid and biting your face off, the Alien Pez Dispenser would like to offer you a flavorless candy pellet. Unfortunately, this was a one-off creation and was never mass-produced.
It’s probably for the best, since Pez has been known to have a few adverse effects.
[via That’s Nerdalicious]
In 1984, Ghostbusters introduced us to one of the greatest fictional foodstuffs of all-time. For some reason, it has taken 26 years for Stay Puft Marshmallows to become a reality. But lucky for us, it comes at a time where nothing can be consumed unless it contains everyone’s favorite psychoactive stimulant.
Michael Wiles of Melbourne, Australia found a BBQ grill by the side of the road and decided to take it home. Problem… he was riding a motorcycle at the time. Solution… wear the barbecue grill home, problem solved.
Carl’s Jr. has recently launched a new ad campaign for their Philly Cheesesteak Burger using Philadelphia-themed Legos. The spots will attempt to sell this abomination by including the likes of Lego Founding Fathers, and of course Lego Rocky.
Continue reading “Carl’s Jr. Says, ‘Lego My Philly Cheesesteak Burger!’”
Artist Kim Alsbrooks’ series My White Trash Family is a result of her experience living in the southern United States — specifically her frustration with the dichotomy of southern social class.
