Improv Everywhere are a group dedicated to creating live unexpected theater in public places. Their latest "performance", in the mens' room of the McDonalds on Broadway is clearly a work of genius.

Check out the "Best Gig Ever" description too. A large group attended a gig for a no-name band and spent the entire show acting like they were the world's biggest Bono fans at an unannounced U2 show. They'd even downloaded the band's MP3s in advance from their website, and learned all the words so they could sing along. Man, I wish I'd been there to see the lead singer step up to the mic and declare it their "best gig ever".

(I'm cracking up here)

A site where you can submit pictures you've taken of walls that have interesting writing on them.

http://www.picturesofwalls.com

The circle of life is now complete.

Woman from New Jersey described as "mouthy." (I guess people in Phoenix haven't met women from New Jersey before.)

Apparently she told airport security that if she had a bomb in her bag, they couldn't find it. So they did what any self-respecting, petty, minimum wage worker would do. They delayed the flight 5 hours and blew up her bag. That'll learn her.

Apparently no security was actually accomplished as her bag flew on the plane to San Diego while she was detained. Luckily they waited until they took the bag off the plane to blow it up.

You may have noticed we also have added google ads in the sidebar. This was in part to try and cover the cost of our web server bills, because everytime someone clicks on a link we get a few cents (so click, click, CLICK!)

However, the unexepected side effect has been some hilarious juxtapositions. I guess a spider visited us today and noticed Evil Rich's great post about "The Shitty Tipper Database" below, because the google ads are now reading "Apply to great part-time and hourly jobs at restaurants near you". It's a whole new Zeitgeist, baby!

Juergen Specht takes a lot of pictures and some of them are interesting. The "documentations" are the most engaging. He's drawn to the most perverse fringes of Japanese culture and likes to photograph what he finds.

I especially enjoyed the warning signs and all the weird sex stuff.

Seen in Boing-Boing.