Awesome Pictures

Now you can take your favorite Internet memes to the real world, thanks to Crafty Memes‘ ready-to-print cutouts, featuring classics like the Old Spice Guy, Sad Keanu and, of course Rick Astley.

Paul Sabourin of Paul and Storm mashed up Twitter noobie Kanye West’s tweets with New Yorker cartoons, creating a funny hashtag meme. See more cartoons here, or look for them on Twitter.

Matthew Latkiewicz made up a series of correspondence where a LucasFilm marketing employee pitches Star Wars Yoga to George Lucas, complete with hilarious mock-ups.

A nicely illustrated guide to the nine types of superiors you’ll encounter in the workplace. God forbid you get the Hatchet Man. We got 6 of ’em here; check out Pop Jolly for the full 9.

Quicken’s handy visual guide shows how the typical American household can save money doing little things, from insulating the attic to changing the oil in your car. Click to see the whole guide.

For almost 20 years now, the farmers of the town of Inokodate in the Aomori prefecture in Japan have been making amazing illustrations using only different colored rice plants.

Attention Marines! Knowing is half the battle, so nerd up and learn about your opponents’ gear. And don’t be disheartened just ’cause they have a stealth camo, and laser nets, and plasma cannons…

Gather round, meatologists! This is the only reference you need, a comprehensive table of the world’s meats, from the Noble meats to the cold cuts. Check the full-sized version here.

NSFW: Movie titles can be very misleading. So Cracked asked its readers to make movie posters say what their movies are all about, and here’s what they came up with. More at the link.

LA Times snagged a never before seen picture of the mighty Thor hanging out with his father, Odin and his evil brother, Loki. We’ve also got Yahoo‘s shot of Thor, in case you haven’t seen it yet.

…also known as Hank Azaria and The Others. Though, if we go by character, we’d have to say the most important actor is Dan “Homer” Castellaneta. Any idea why 3 people play Itchy?

Adrian Riemann gave He-Man and his friends and enemies a 21st century look using clothes that actually exist. Blasphemy? Maybe, but it’s just so well-done it’s hard to look away.

The wittiest beggar in the world. Actually Frank, everyone knows Invisiblemanitus isn’t a disease – it’s a superpower! If you really are invisible you wouldn’t need to beg, would you?

Tattoos can be a wonderful way of self-expression, or they can be a shameful reflection of the person wearing it. So if you’re going to get one, at least make sure your tattoo artist can spell.

A parodying subculture has developed in Amazon’s user reviews section, in part because some items are just begging to be ridiculed, from the legendary Three Wolf Moon shirt to the can of Uranium Ore.

How hard can it be to make a poster for a missing cat? If you’re David Thorne, it’s insanely hard. A woman’s simple request turns into a maddening back and forth of emails and ridiculous revisions.

It Makes No Sense is a new blog that aims to threaten our sanity with the strangest of pictures. Take the pic above; if the banner doesn’t break your head, the fish will. (Link NSFW)

The 2010 Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival showcased some of the funniest, most creative and thought-provoking ads. Here are some of the best ads featured in the festival.

A witty homage to the actor and his chainsaw-wielding, shotgun-toting character Ashley Williams, from the classic slapstick horror Evil Dead series. Someone make this into a T-shirt quick!

Arising from his lifelong love of spaceships, Bill George created the Sci-Fi Airshow, a non-existent exhibit filled with fictional, but beautiful air- and spacecrafts. Take the guided tour today!

deviantART member pu-sama created owl versions of all the eleven iterations of everyone’s favorite time- and space traveling alien, Doctor Who. We think the David Tennant owl is spot on.

Made by advertising agency BUTTER, this amusing take on the pin-up calendar was given away by medical equipment manufacturer Eizo to their clients. This is safe for work isn’t it?

Designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry, the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas has two faces – one surreal, and one rigid, to represent the left and right hemispheres of the brain.

The cat is out of the bag – the residents of American movies and TV shows read the exact same newspaper. One of those things we wish we discovered ourselves.

This Blog Rules made several alternatives to the default Facebook profile picture silhouette. Use one of these and your friends will surely do a double-take when they look at your profile.

The fake BP Public Relations Twitter account has been dishing out oil spill snarkiness left and right. I Ride The Harlem Line expands the PR schtick by making billboards out of the tweets.