The 1966 Batmobile

Posted: December 9th, 2009 | Author: Habi | Filed under: Internet, TV | Tags: , | No Comments »

1966-batmobileThwack! Biff! Bap! Ker-pow! Splooch! Klonk! Only a few words to describe the leg­endary 60’s TV show Bat­man. Remem­ber the good old times and for­get the Dark Knight’s 2008 Bat­pod, have a look on the orig­i­nal Batmobile!

In 1955, the Lin­coln divi­sion of Ford Motor Com­pany designed and built a futur­is­tic con­cept car called the Lin­coln Futura.  It was built entirely by hand in Turin, Italy at a cost of $250,000, and like many con­cept cars, was never put in to pro­duc­tion.  In the mid 1960’s, George Bar­ris of Bar­ris Kus­tom City acquired the car for $1 directly from Ford.
Fast for­ward to August 1965, the Bat­man TV show pro­duc­ers approached George to have him build a new Bat­mo­bile for their upcom­ing show.  The only catch was the car had to be ready for action in a mere three weeks.  See­ing the bat-like qual­i­ties his Futura already had, George felt it was the per­fect answer to the quandary 20th Cen­tury Fox had cre­ated.
Three weeks later in Octo­ber of 1965, the Bat­mo­bile was born and tele­vi­sion his­tory was made…

And yes, you’re right, there is an entire web­site ded­i­cated to the 1966 TV Bat­mo­bile!



Dvinsk-Clan — Le Parkour

Posted: December 8th, 2009 | Author: Habi | Filed under: Sports | Tags: , , | 2 Comments »

Okay, this is really old stuff! This video was my first encounter with Park­our, sev­eral years ago.

Dvisnk-Clan is a Dau­gavpils, Latvia based park­our clan. Com­pos­ing of around 30 peo­ple, their flag­ship video “Le Park­our” (Often known as Russ­ian Climb­ing) has found it’s way through the inter­net. A sequel (“Le Park­our, Latvia Dau­gavpils 2005″, known as Dvinsk Clan 2) was made, but wasn’t as popular.

But still until these days, no other freerun­ning video can beat it:

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History of Religion — Animation

Posted: December 7th, 2009 | Author: Habi | Filed under: Internet | Tags: | No Comments »

Besides all those weird and use­less posts on this blog, here is some kind of edu­ca­tional info: The His­tory of Reli­gion.  The guys of mapsofwar.com ani­mated the devel­ope­ment of the most com­mon reli­gions on a worldmap. No offense, believe what­ever you want!


Hunter S. Thompson Motivational Posters

Posted: December 6th, 2009 | Author: Habi | Filed under: Design, Internet | Tags: , , | No Comments »

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One of the great­est per­sons in recent his­tory, Hunter S. Thomp­son, writer, jour­nal­ist, politi­cian and most of all Amer­i­can patriot, put an end to his life about five years ago. His work still affects the life and work of many peo­ple all around the world. Even if it’s just for enter­tain­ment while watch­ing the adap­tion of his most famous novel “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”.

Here are some of his most pop­u­lar quotes, put in the their proper envi­ron­ment, HST Moti­va­tional Posters:

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sunday morning music: Mr. Lif — Because They Made It That Way

Posted: December 6th, 2009 | Author: Habi | Filed under: Music | Tags: , | No Comments »

Artist: Mr. Lif

Song: Because They Made It That Way

Album: -

Direc­tor: Ethan Lader

Black & White, one shot, sim­plic­ity, Ethan Lader, what more to say?


They all went to heaven at the age of 27

Posted: December 4th, 2009 | Author: Habi | Filed under: Design, Music | Tags: , , | No Comments »

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I like to lis­ten to The Doors a lot, so I was pretty amazed when I noticed this nice shirt col­lec­tion themed “They all went to heaven at the age of 27″. The Scan­di­na­vians of Whip­ping Floyd have their own, but in my opin­ion very fresh style!

Here are the fea­tured artists:

The For­ever 27 Club con­sists of promi­nent musi­cians who all passed away at the age of 27 years. Too early, if you look at how inspir­ing their music is still today. Time­less clas­sics. To put these peo­ple a mon­u­ment Whip­ping Floyd cre­ated these shirts.

My favorite is Jim Morrison’s:

mr_mojo_risin_heaven_27_jim_morrisonTo explain:

Mr. Mojo Risin is an ana­gram of his name that he uses in the song LA Woman. He spent his last night on earth in the Paris night­club Rock’n’Roll Cir­cus. White horses denote heroin, the rea­son Jim died most likely.


Obama LSD Blotter

Posted: December 3rd, 2009 | Author: Habi | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: , , | No Comments »

Now, this is true Hope & Change:

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Speak Snacklish

Posted: December 2nd, 2009 | Author: Habi | Filed under: Internet | Tags: , | 1 Comment »

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Have you ever won­dered where those deli­cious words on your Snick­ers are from? Well, they cre­ated their own lan­guage, Snack­lish! To help you com­mu­ni­cate, just visit the web­site and trans­late  words auto­mat­i­cally from Eng­lish to Snack­lish, no need for Rosetta Stone! Here are some examples:

What’s your favourite Snack­lish phrase?