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Monthly Archives: February 2012
(Video) The theory of everything
This guy is an art teacher, for realz.
“So, what I do with the laser didgeridoo is I send things down there like A, E, I, O, U”
Boom! Kenny ‘MF’ Powers unveils his new invention
Just like the man himself, nothing can prepare you for this Steve Jobs style presentation (complete with black skivvy) from the K-Swiss MFCEO, Kenny Powers.
K-Swiss, WE LOVE YOU.
Thank you for believing in funny things and taking genuine risks with this campaign… It’s brilliant, and we hope it truly sets the tone for bolder digital works.
Puss-In-Boots & Elmo hustlin’ NYC
Ultimate Taser Ball: The stupidest sport of all time
If you like oversized balls and excess pain, enjoy!
I shot the Serif
What are you wearing right now?
via Hippolove / Reddit
Who needs lights when you can snowboard in a glowing suit?
via @MikeFromEngage
Name 4 heavy metals and their symbols
This dude knows what’s up.
We’ve looked everywhere for the source of this (Spanish?) kid’s test response… Nada.
When porcelain figurines go bad…
German photographer Martin Klimas thought these porcelain figurines could do with a bit of livening up… So he set up a sound-triggered, high speed camera to shoot images of them as they smashed on the ground.
via Peta Pixel
Grab your skateboards, it’s Kate Bush
If you’re not familar with the legendary madness of Kate Bush, check out this hilarious article from Uncyclopedia.
Otherwise, enjoy
Enjoy the whole set here
Ugly architecture made beautiful
Belgian photographer Filip Dujardin takes photos of buildings.
Not a big deal, right?
But it’s what he does with those images afterwards that makes his work so engaging.
View the entire series at Bloody Loud
Breaking Bad Valentine’s Day cards.
While I’m one of those “Valentine’s Day is a stinking heap of consumerist shit’ people, if I was to participate in the love-fest I’d be sending out these awesome Breaking Bad cards by Beth over at Shimmering and White:
Via Funny or Die
Toto
via Ruby
Battle of the Bands, Afghanistan
Canadian Forces soldier Corporal Ben Vandandaigue rocking out like a boss.
Image taken from Forward Operating Base Sperwan Ghar, overlooking the Panjwaii district of Kandahar province, Afghanistan
Image by David Goldman
via World Press Photo
Desillusiøn x Nixon present: This is Trouble
Regulars to That’s Ace! will already be aware of how much we dig Trouble Andrew.
If not, check out our earlier post, Who the heck is Trouble Andrew?
Either way… Desillusiøn Magazine just developed this short film about the TRZA with his old mates Nixon which we think you might dig.
BTW / Have you seen those new Nixon headphones? daaaaaaaaamn
David Guetta’s piano
via Daz
Left Brain vs Right Brain
When opposites attract.
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching I’d like to introduce a match made in heaven: Gangstagrass
As far as I’m concerned, this track is the musical equivalent of when two of your most awesome mates get together, which is basically a giant win for all involved.
Hip-hop-a-hoe-down!
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
via Reddit
Next level snowboarding event: Red Bull Supernatural
Celebrating Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall’
While we try not to post anything too personal on That’s Ace, we felt compelled this morning to pay tribute to what may be the single greatest double negative of all time…
We don’t need no education.
Roger Waters, the visionary front man and writer of many Pink Floyd classic tracks is currently touring Australia with his magnum opus The Wall.
Tonight marks the moment at which this blog’s creator Murray Galbraith will live out his childhood dream and see RW perform live in concert for the first time.
(He’s got tickets to just about every Australian show, so if you’re interested in seeing what all the fuss is about – check it out!)
Look at this dog, srsly
via Brenna / @coolidiots
(Video) iPhone commercial: Siri goes to Scotland
via @SkippingClaire
(Video) Flying people in NYC
Remote control plane people, created by NY agency Thinkmodo to celebrate the launch of new teenage superpower flick, Chronicle.
via Dargs / Gizmodo
