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She created a nice, sweet, family-style AOL. Where, in reality, AOL was a vast enterprise of sex chat rooms, she turned it into a walk in the park. After Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks got their mail, everybody in America — including everybody’s mother in America — got an AOL account. Not long after everybody’s mother joined AOL, all the sex chat people began to leave. Nora chased sex from AOL out onto the Internet. Treacly wholesomeness and general mass market media sentimentality is a kiss of death in the digital world. It killed Yahoo, with its cloying efforts at stickiness. It’s why Microsoft, with its middle-of-the-road sensibilities, never got any traction. And why MySpace, with its let’s-be-cool desperation, died.

Michael Wolff, “Hat Nora Ephron das Internet gekillt?”
(Via Worship The Glitch)

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“Orgasmotron 3000” von Dominic Wilcox (2006), lederbezogene Waschmaschine mit Sattel (via I Love Bad Things). Hier das Original-Orgasmotron: die Schlüsselszene aus dem Woody Allen-Film “Der Schläfer” (in dem Videoclip aus Gründen den Jugendschutzes fremdsprachig kaschiert). ?

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Naked: Grandios reduzierte Papercut-Illustrationen von Eiko Ojala:

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Sexy Zombies von Reza:

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Schattenmann: Die wie mit dem Laser aus Milchglas geschnittenen Bilder des japanischen Künstlers Kazuki Takamatsu. Wie er das macht? Er benutzt jede Schattierung von Grau, die nur denkbar ist:

Knüller von Nigel Tomm, hier sein Blog. |

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Sie klammern! oder: Sex im Büro (via Digital Notes):

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