More BandWidth Gobbling on that Sunday with one hour less…
Todays’ theme: hair.
God, I was so much in love with Marsha Hunt, way back in the 70ties.
Women with long hair equals goodness.
Disproportionality.
Plastic wind-up toys, Godzilla, Zero’s & tanks. What more can a boy want ?
icanhazcheezburger.com, always good for a smile or two.
Added bonus: purple wig, silver […]
Wonderfully beautiful set of retro-futuristic illustrations from Sid Mead (Blade Runner anyone?), commissioned by United States Steel International in the early 60’s.
Be sure to check out the bigger sizes (gawd, I hate flickr), and check out those amazing details and colors.
Ricochet by Tangerine dream, probably my most favoristititcstiz elektronik album ever. I literally grew up with this, and I still listen to it on a regular base, 30 years on… I know every single note, twist and beat of this record, and it still fascinates and amazes me with new meanderings at every occasion. Those […]
A trip in time to the year 2000 and beyond. See the robots, machines and cities of the future, and then travel to the stars.
First published in 1979 by Usborne Books, The Usborne Book of the Future was written by Kenneth Gatland and David Jefferis.
It has been scanned completely and is now made available through […]
Oh golly.
Ten creepy advertisements for you to enjoy.
I kinda like the coffee ad though (partly pictured above). Maybe I’m just kinky like that.
Oh gosh, how utterly neat.
Some of it came true, most of it… not.
At least, we had a clear vision on the future when I was exactly zero years old.
PS1: I loved the Emergency Unit at around the 1:40 mark.
PS2: And the music is swell too.