Had enough of Blurred Lines yet? Add a little bit of this, and bingo, its back and quite possibly better than ever. Except for the first time, with the naked chicks, that one probably still wins.

 

Bruno & Company got some hot moves.

I remember how cool it would have gone to school at and work as an animator for Disney. Now it seems that Pixar, also now a Disney company, is such a fun job. Just stumbled on two posts via NotCot that leads me to think how fun being at Disney Research would be.  There is the Computational Design of Mechanical Characters:

With 3d printing becoming much more ubiquitous, the printing of fiber optics with it seems to open even more possibilities: Papillon: Expressive Eyes for Interactive Characters. Or having a different tactile sensation from a glass screen with TeslaTouch.

Why not enjoy the cooler parts of this technology before all this becomes self aware and destroys us.

This past week some really bad stuff went down. First, some Asiana intern decided to answer a question he wasn’t supposed to answer and confirmed a list of names that were allegedly members of the flight crew of Flight 214. See if you can figure out what’s wrong:

Then, someone in the auto industry thought it would be a swell idea to roll out a family friendly SUV with an extra helping of family friendly-ness. Somewhere, one of Toyota’s vehicle designers dropped a shit ton of acid (presumably while watching Nickelodeon) and came up with this monstrosity:

http://jalopnik.com/lets-discuss-the-nightmare-that-is-the-spongebob-toyot-758277866

If you can get the link to work, yes, that’s a yellow interior, electric blue wavy ceiling with an exterior featuring Spongebob and friends plastered all over the outside. It’s horrible.

Finally, there’s this:

Just when you thought you were all Thicke’d out…here’s my contribution to the “song of the summer” (debateable?)

As Tosh.0 blog suggests: “Somehow this makes sense”: