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Folly Tower (link roundup)

Photo of Folly Tower in Ponytpool, Wales. I don't know why it's called Folly Tower. UPDATE: See the comments for the explanation.

And a few more links:

1. Chinese dragon made out of plastic spoons, knives, forks and cups glued together with a glue gun. Via.

2. Book-eating crow logo.

3. Gary Busey animated gif will test your sanity.

*Previously: Absolute Tower.

*Buy plush dragons at eBay.

Lookouts t-shirt (link roundup)

Penny Arcade now has a Lookouts t-shirt on sale. There's a deal if you buy multiple shirts.

And a few more links:

1. Poster for Hitchcock's Vertigo.

2. I was recently reminded of wonderful advice, which makes it a lot easier to handle unfortunate events: "An adventure is an inconvenience properly considered."

3. Shigeru Miyamoto Lego CubeDude.

*Previously: Famous moments from Hitchcock movies reenacted for Vanity Fair.

*Buy Hitchcock movie posters at eBay.

Batman desktop wallpaper (and more)

Cute desktop wallpapers by Andy Awesome, who has items on sale here.

*Previously: Homemade Batman costume.

*Buy Adam West Batman toys at eBay.

T-Rex t-shirt

Feel like a T-Rex with today's $9 plus shipping Tee Fury t-shirt. It's by Simon Sherry, who has more on sale at Red Bubble, like this rock god:

*Previously: Unicornasaurus t-shirt.

*Buy Rock Band at eBay.

The Eiffel Tower, if sponsored by Atari

Paris/Atari logo t-shirt by Dann Matthews on sale at Tee Fury today only for $9 plus shipping.

*Previously: Old Atari Games including "Gay French Mario Bros."

*Buy Eiffel Tower collectibles at eBay.

Logo for Green Genius (link roundup)

Logo for Green Genius biodegradable trash bag. The logo is by Hub Strategy & Communication, which has the typical lousy flash website favored by designers. Via.

And a few more links:

1. Zazzle is holding a recipe binder design contest with a $2,000 grand prize.

2. Play-Asia has Professor Layton plush toys from $11 to $20.

3. The Vancouver 2010 Olympics graphics are pretty lackluster. Via.

*Previously: These people belong in the Real Men of Genius Hall of Fame.

*Buy Olympic posters at eBay.

Mayan Interdimensional Star Map (and more)

Mayan Interdimensional Star Map and Ancient Aliens by Michael Paukner. Those and more are available as prints. He also has a nice gallery of logos. Via.

*Previously: V for Venn Diagram.

*Buy starmaps at eBay.

Firefox/Fennec logo (link roundup)

Logo for the version of Firefox for smartphones. Via.

And a few more links:

1. "Nokia products say 'Made in China' on the back. Chinese-made Nokia-knockoffs say 'Made in Finland.'" Observation by Eric Barker, who discusses claims here that current Olympic athletes were outclassed by prehistoric man. Via.

2. My instant reaction upon seeing that Twitter is sort of down (8am in California) - - what's happened in the world that I don't know about? (Nothing, as far as I can tell.)

3. Cuckoo clock costume.

*Previously: Firefox t-shirts.

*Buy costumes at Amazon.

Pocket Firefox logo (link roundup)

Pocket Firefox logo by Yaroslaff Chekunov.

And a few more links:

1. Less you think we're even close to passed the current economic transformation, the NY Times has announced that it has to eliminate (at least) 100 newsroom jobs.

2. And Hawaiian public schools will be closed pretty much every Friday for the rest of the school year. (I guess if parents are laid off, they'll have time to watch the kids.)

3. And Pennsylvania anticipates the need to layoff more workers, also.

In other words, no matter how secure your job seems, now is the time to save money, network, and learn some new work skills.

*Previously: Reimagined Firefox logo by David Lanham.

*Buy Firefox posters at eBay.

Mekanek and the rest of the Masters of the Universe go clubbing in these images by Adrian Riemann. Via.

And a few more links:

1. Bleeding Woman Brand Tampons logo (not a real product, as far as I can tell).

2. Southwest will no longer offer lemons on flights (you can still get limes). The switch will save $100,000 a year. Via.

3. Michael Masnick of the excellent TechDirt artfully explains why paywalls won't help newspapers: "It's putting up a tollbooth on a 50-lane highway where the other 49 lanes have no tollbooth, and there's no specific benefit for paying the toll."

*Previously: Stylish tampon cases.

*Buy Masters of the Universe Toys at eBay.