Awesome Weird

Work Club hired up and coming artist Matt Williams to decorate their blackboard. Instead of something visually stunning, Williams decided to rewrite every single Bart Simpson chalkboard line… in order.

Be careful when trying to sit on this furniture – you might just end up with your butt on the floor. While sofas and tables made from laser beams and fiber optics look really cool, they sure aren’t practical.

The headline says it all. Combine three of our favorite food groups and stick ’em into one of our favorite edible form-factors, and you have a tiny bit of confectionery heaven on a stick.

This Hong Kong architect managed to cram 24 different living spaces into his 344 square foot apartment through a clever system of moving walls. There’s even a home theater.

You may be rethinking your opinion of your neighbor’s ugly shed after seeing this collection of weird homes, hotels and other unrestrained structures from around the world.

It’s amazing the things people will stick into their bodies in order to make it into the record books. This chart commemorates some of the craziest digestive feats ever undertaken by mankind.

See what happens when the unusual creatures of the Dr. Seuss universe get stuffed and mounted as wall art. Time to replace that moose your dad shot with a Goo-Goo-Eyed Tasmanian Wolghast.

We’re not ones to turn down bacon around here, but the idea of flossing our teeth with it seems wrong even to us fanatics. There’s nothing “fresh” about the flavor of pork between your teeth.

Star Wars + Bacon. Two great tastes that taste great together. This 3-foot tall Bacon AT-AT is made from 40 lbs of pork products and proves there must be a god somewhere out there.

This mechanical device by artist Blake Fall-Conroy does one thing and one thing only. It pays you $7.15 an hour by simply turning the crank. Despite the tedium, it’s probably better than your job.

WebUrbanist has a creepy collection of abandoned buildings from around the world. It’s like a horror movie director’s wet dream: insane asylums, condemned theme parks and crumbling hospitals.

Poster Boy is an NYC artist who vandalizes subway posters, largely with clever cutting and pasting. It’s screwball humor with a healthy dose of social commentary.