Posts under ‘Nerdcore’

If all chemistry was like this i’d be a lady-boy genius….

Just because the interwebs wasn’t invented doesn’t mean people didn’t do weird sh#t!

Who wants to make a bet that Mount Doom became a coffee shop?

Ever wondered how it feels to be moments away from stepping onto the stage and performing in front of a roaring crowd?

You can’t even begin to imagine how invalid your argument is…

Suck it up Snoopy! You ain’t a puppy no more!

They were biting their lips and looking self-satisfied before it was popular.

Every apocalypse needs a good song, hamsters, a crap car….and plenty of death.

It’s Star Wars, remade by fans using Lego and cardboard and whatever else they wanted. Yeah, that’s right, say goodbye to the next two hours.

The universe is a strange and intriguing place, but even being a vast, expanding totality of everything that exists, you still love bacon.

When someone mentions the word orchestra, visions of grand music and energetic conductors come to mind—add to that some guitars, a drum kit, and the latest tech, plus influences that include electronica, dance music, folk, rock, dubstep, hip-hop, jazz and contemporary classical. Mix it all together and you have Chris Wheeler’s Heritage Orchestra, bucking the [...]

November 2011 saw some strange occurrences in London. The arrival of a mysterious circus from Georgia coincided with videos surfacing online that appeared to show wild wolves at large across the capital. Meanwhile, a Dakov Circus van was seen and heard on the streets of London, growls and howls emanating from inside. But all was [...]

Wanna make your girlfriend think you are waay cooler than Johnny Depp? Watch as this guy’s room fills with water and turns into the good ship Black Pearl, sailing the ocean blue, with you as Captain jack! No SFX, no post production, no cuts, everything you see here was done 100% for real. In this [...]

Minecraft + Dan Bull = You want to watch this.

Open your puny human mind to the splendour of the cosmic travellers of the Apollo missions, and cry salty tears at Sagan’s sage-like, enunciated words.

Today’s gamers are mollycoddled, don’t even know they’re born–back in the D we didn’t get directions, we had to fend for ourselves and play using only our imaginary computers.