How to mindfuck a group of strangers

So this came up while I was talking about nonsense with my housemate. Here's what to do to mindfuck a group of strangers:

STEP 1:
Have a friend dress up in cosplay/visual kei/anything weird. It can be anything you like, for example:

 Amane Misa - Death Note

 Mana-sama

Yuna - Final Fantasy

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Pedobear!

No, don't go as Pedobear... really...

STEP 2:
All dolled up? Now go to a public place, preferably a coffee shop where there are alot of people. Order 2 cups of coffee for yourselves and just chat normally. IMPORTANT: the one in cosplay should not be the one ordering and he/she should not touch their drink.

 Green & Co in Leederville, Perth would be a perfect place for this setup.

STEP 3:
After about 15-20 minutes, everyone in that area should've noticed both of you. Look at your friend and say:

"I wish you were real so everyone can see you!"

There you go, how to mindfuck a group of strangers =P

VERY IMPORTANT NOTES:
Don't laugh after STEP 3.
For extra dramatic scene, start crying and running out of the restaurant leaving your "friend" behind.

9gag is awesome

This is so awesome I just had to share it. John Lennon's quote is my favourite out of them all.

 

Source: 9gag.com

The Art of Rice Paddy

This may be old news as this art started in 1993 in Aomori village of Inakadate. But it's still AMAZING to say the least.

No ink or dye was used in growing this art. Only different colours of rice plants used (purple, white and green). All strategically placed to create this magnificent sight.

When I first saw it, I thought it was digitally enhanced images although Japan is totally capable of creating such wonders and they've definitely done it. Now the art is planned carefully on a computer to ensure the preciseness of the plot. But for the first 9 years, the village office workers and farmers grew a simple design of Mount Iwaki every year (I think that's still freaking amazing).



This is totally going on my "Things to do in Japan" list.

Source: Google & dailymail.co.uk

Video about gay stereotypes

Stumbled across this video on Youtube and I guess it's worth a share.

Don't expect high quality acting for this is just a student's work for an assignment and some jokes are just funnier to them than the viewer. But, the part with the broken nail and techno had me in tears.

every step we take.

every step we take., a photo by ryudiculous on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Spotted this lovely elderly couple taking a stroll with their pet dog at the local flea market.

Muse Mash Up

Muse Mash Up, a photo by ryudiculous on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
"You can, you should and if you're brave enough to start, you will" - Stephen King

When I read this quote, the song "Maybe" by Sick Puppies came into my head. Hopefully no copyright infringements. Just a sudden mash up of inspiration.

the results of some soul searching

Tweeked, a set on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Exploring photography in Perth.

Photos collaborated with Isa [http://www.flickr.com/people/unrelatedness]

Photoshopped by yours truly.

of mismatched couples.

I suddenly remembered a conversation I had years ago with a friend. We've known each other for more than a decade now and we're still close. The following conversation was from when we were both much younger:

Me: I've been seeing alot of couples where the girls are like ALOT hotter than the guys. Some of the guys look really bad...
Him: That means there's still hope.
Me: Hope? You mean hope for true love that these girls can see past the outlook and love the guy based on their personality?
Him: NO! Hope for ugly guys like me to get a HAWT girlfriend!!!
Me: Dude, if you're ugly, lower your expectations.
Him: I don't have to, I just have to be rich.
Me: Oh dear...

Yeap... And no, he still doesn't have a girlfriend until now.

The moral of the story is?

Guys can be such idiots.

Smile For Japan

There's only so much a prayer can do. That is if you believe in it.

Unfortunately, I find myself rarely praying. I was touched by a picture today so I've decided to spread smiles instead. Please visit Smile For Japan on Facebook and upload a smile.

We need to show our support to this amazing country.

And ofcourse, donations are always welcome. The last I heard on the radio was that the damage cost estimated so far is 34 BILLION. I've done my part, as much as I could afford for now.

What about you?