Real-Life Weirdness

[RevBob]

Originally Posted by tshiggins

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080811...landoffbeatart

Holy sh...naah, too easy. :)

[Voidstar]

Remember folks it's all in the name of ART...

[Rocket Man]

So that's what happens when the s**t hits the fan....

[RevBob]

Originally Posted by Voidstar

Remember folks it's all in the name of ART...

Well, then, could someone call Art and tell him to pick up his inflatable dog turd? The neighbors are starting to talk, and there's no Pooper Scooper in the land built to deal with a mess of that magnitude.

[Voidstar]

Originally Posted by RevBob

Well, then, could someone call Art and tell him to pick up his inflatable dog turd? The neighbors are starting to talk, and there's no Pooper Scooper in the land built to deal with a mess of that magnitude.

There's a reason why I dont consider some things "Art"... It usually includes most forms of outdoor excremen... err exhibits.

[William]

Moon cats! Or your favorite winged feline race, as you please.

But personally, as this appears to be a fairly common sort of phenomenon, as odd limbs go, I am positively shocked that winged housecats haven't made it into the standard mythological bestiaries. The only example I can think of is the much larger sphinx.

[Sydney]

Originally Posted by Voidstar

Remember folks it's all in the name of ART...

Art used to hang on my living room wall, then his wife called and he had to go for dinner... :(

[Flyndaran]

Originally Posted by William

Moon cats! Or your favorite winged feline race, as you please.
...

The really weird part is that they aren't fully formed at birth but grow later.

[Anaraxes]

BEIJING (Reuters) - A bronze mirror that is more than 1,600 years old was stolen from a museum in Dunhuang in northwest China's Gansu Province, the Xinhua news agency said Wednesday, citing a museum curator.

The mirror, dating from the Wei and Jin Dynasties (220-420 AD), and three others of lesser value went missing from the Dunhuang Municipal Museum during opening hours on August 24.

The mirror, 11 centimeters in diameter and a mere 0.3 cm thick, has the Chinese characters "Wei Zhi San Gong," translated as "among top ranking officials," inscribed on the back.

Dunhuang was a wealthy oasis town along the Silk Road, and the frescoes and carvings of its Mogao grottoes are some of the best preserved examples of Buddhist art in China.

The museum's sole infrared security system was operating the evening before the theft occurred. The exhibits were guarded by security personnel during the day, Xinhua said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/oddly...15177420080903

[Voidstar]

Ok Thats Wierd... I Was Thinking Of Submitting That...