Your Sunday afternoon games of Go Fish and Bridge will never quite be the same with this dramatic deck of cards with inverted white on black details, red hearts and diamonds optional.
Daily Archives: January 12, 2012
Mafia is now Italy’s ‘biggest bank’ – and they’re squeezing the life out of small business (quite literally)
Organised crime is the biggest earner in Italy – with a turnover of more £100 billion a year – according to a report by business chiefs.
Extortion and intimidation is used to extract millions from shopkeepers, restaurants, cinemas, construction companies and thousands of other businesses as the godfathers spread their criminal enterprises across the whole of the country.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2085209/Mafia-Italys-No-1-bank-profits-100bn-year.html#ixzz1jHrX5EQf
Definitely not luvin’ it!
Top 15 Comic Book Villainesses
Although the traditional melodramas portrayed most villains as moustache-bearing males the idea of evil, misguided or just plain confusing female villains has been around since time began – ranging from wicked witches to seductive sirens. Female villains are just as capable of sowing misery as their male counterpart, except moustache : ) So, we present you our choice of comic books top female villaines.
Woman on Smartphone sets off Infectious Laughter
The Joker’s Inspiration
Ever wondered where Batman’s creators got the idea for The Joker from? Look no further than the creepy 1928 flick The Man Who Laughs, about a guy who gets sliced with a knife and goes insane.
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2012 Lunar Calendar
Simple but very eye-catching, this ominous looking screenprinted lunar calendar from Brazilian designer Dimitre Lima politely leaves out the part where the Moon crashes into the Earth.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City
An Otherworldly Discovery: Billions of Other Planets
Astronomers said Wednesday that each of the 100 billion stars in the Milky Way probably has at least one companion planet, on average, adding credence to the notion that planets are as common in the cosmos as grains of sand on the beach.
The Old, Awesome Space Drawings of E.L. Trouvelot
If you think NASA’s artistic renderings of the deep beyond are cool, you will love these space drawings from French astronomer and artist Etienne Leopold Trouvelot.
