Johnny Cage VS All
03 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 1 Comments
In all my days of playing Mortal Kombat as a kid, I don’t think I ever once picked to play as Johnny Cage. I don’t know if it was just me, but it seemed absolutely ridiculous for him to even be in the game. You have immortal gods of electricity, fire spitting skeletons, ice hurling demons, and a 38 year old washed up Hollywood actor to pick from hmmmmmmmmm. This idiot’s finishing move was to either punch the opponent in the balls, or give him a signed picture of himself, which I guess would make anyone shit their pants and implode. The other mortals in the game Sonya, Liu Kang, and Kano all at least had something cool about them. Sonya had nice boobs, Kano had robot arms, Liu Kang did flying bicycle kicks and turned into fucking dragons, and Johnny Cage just runs around doing upper cuts with a pot belly, fuck Johnny Cage, he would have been killed in the first 3 seconds of Mortal Kombat. Any way I saw this video and got a kick out of it, because all tournaments should have started like this to get Johnny Cage out of the game as quickly as possible.
20 Things Worth Knowing About Beer
03 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 0 CommentsThe post is specifically for beer lovers and alcoholics, but I think it will be interesting for others too. Here are 20 interesting facts about beer that you probably haven’t heard before. I’m not going to bother to try to elaborate because the pictures below speak for themselves, cheers.

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Your DNA Can Make Some Great Art
03 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 0 Comments
DNA 11 shook the art world with its novelty, scientific ingenuity and arresting beauty. Instead of getting an artist to create something that they think defines you as a person, your DNA is used to create a one of a kind art piece. Nazim Ahmed and Adrian Salamunovic formed DNA 11, their multimillion-dollar company, on a serendipitous whim of creativity. Originally, it wasn’t a business venture. Nazim, a geneticist, and Adrian, a designer, are best friends and couldn’t be in more opposite professions. One day while standing in Nazim’s apartment, Adrian glanced down at a brochure from Nazim’s lab and noticed an image that piqued his interest. “It looked like a Mark Rothko painting to me,” says Adrian.

He was looking at a picture of gel electrophoresis, a process that separates DNA into its individual genetic markers. Each line you see is actually an individual gene. Since each of us is made up of numerous genes — or “lines” in the image above, if you will — our genetic makeup can add up to one really cool work of art — a portrait of the very genes that make each of us who we are. (Each DNA 11 portrait features several genetic markers, not your entire human genome.)
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Arcade Expressionism
02 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 0 Comments
These simple expressionist works by artist/illustrator Brock Davis (aka “Laser Bread”) are my new favorite video game paintings, and they don’t even have any pixels in them! These whimsical acrylic on paper creations are part of Laser Bread’s 2009 mission to “Make Something Cool Every Day.” The three art pieces include, Donkey Kong, Missile Command, and Dig Dug. It’s amazing how you can take such a primitive concept and turn it into a work of art fit for the Guggenheim Museum’s walls. After you’re done appreciating these, be sure to check out Laser Bread’s other nifty creations over on Flickr here. I included my favorite from the bunch titled, Cheeseburger on a Trampoline.
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Jaw Dropping Coca Cola Infographics
02 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 0 Comments
One of the largest corporations on the planet, not to mention the world’s largest beverage company, Coca-Cola is a brand unto itself. Selling one of the most popular drinks ever, Coca-Cola could easily rest of its laurels, but the company is constantly evolving and transforming itself.
Despite the company being founded in 1892, the actual Coca-Cola formula and brand was bought in 1889, three years after it was invented by John Stith Pemberton. Today, Coca-Cola is so popular it is estimated that 1.5 billion Coca-Colas are served each day. However, with the company owning other drinks such as Oasis, Sprite, Fanta and Minute Maid, the company sees over 50 billion of its products served each day. Unsurprisingly, the companies profits are enormous – in 2008, they were estimated to be in excess of $1 billion.
The infographic below looks at the facts which make up the amazing world of Coca-Cola.

Top 11 Most Controversial AIDS Advertisements
01 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 0 CommentsToday, December 1, we celebrate the international day against AIDS. I know we are a little late, but it’s still December 1st so it works. Here are some of the most shocking campaigns to promote the cause. I didn’t put these in any specific order, I think they hold equal shock value in their own ways. NOTE: this article contains explict images. If you are under 18 we advise you to see it under parenting supervision. In other words, don’t be viewing this post in the open at work, while your boss is looking over your shoulder. Unless you want him to see you looking at Ken Doll getting his wiener sucked by another dude of course.
11. Aids Makes Us Equal (France).
Not even Superman is safe.

10. aides.org advertisement (France)
The French AIDS prevention and information organisation, aides.org, has come up with some scary posters campaign to remind people of the dangers of AIDS.

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Artikcar Bike Lighting Up The Streets
01 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 2 Comments
Ben Wilson not only made a recumbent bike look cool with his Artikcar Bike, but he also made the recumbent bike very much en vogue. Artikcar is a four-wheeled recumbent-style bike with a bubbly rider profile that is laced with bright neon lighting. Beyond its bold design sensibility, Wilson’s Artikcar is as much about safety as it is about style. That neon wrapping will ensure that the drivers you share the road with will be well aware of your presence. Awesome work, Mr Ben Wilson.

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Super Emo Friends
01 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 0 Comments
JSalvador has a new art series called “Super Emo Friends” and it is pure gold. My only two cents on the collection is I wish Captain America had a little better catch phrase. I would have went with “I’m really Canadian”, that’s just me though. These collectible 6 x 11.5 prints are signed and numbered. You can get your prints at Etsy.com for $20.
Paint in Water Looks Awesome
01 Dec 2009, written by Revelation 0 Comments
Mark Mawson from Sydney captures these beautiful shots by dropping paint in water. The colors and the lighting are simply amazing! Author said that in these color shapes everyone sees what they want to see, which I totally agree. When the paint hit’s the water it explodes with a mind of it’s own, no experience will be the same, which makes every experiment unique.

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Spiraling Wave Photography
30 Nov 2009, written by Revelation 0 Comments
There’s a pretty good chance that most, if not all of us would rather be at the beach than sitting in front of a computer. It holds a special place in the heart of humanity– the sun, the sand and the surf have a truly captivating nature. Some photographers have journeyed into the surf itself with waterproof cameras in hand, attempting to capture the beauty as the waves roll toward the beach. By snapping their shutters at precise moments, these photographers have created breath-taking images that evoke deep emotion with their viewers. Here are a collection of Wave Photography pictures that we felt compelled to share.





