RULE 34

According to Wikipedia, Rule 34 is generally thought to originate from “The Rules of the Internet” copy paste. Despite the possibility that Rule 34 came from the larger list, this singular rule is by far the most popular, widespread, and therefore enforced. This can be proven by studying the search results and activity.  
the rule is 
if you can think of it, someone has already made a porn of it… no exceptions.
PORN!!

Bomb It

Are you, or have you ever been a graffiti artist and wanted to learn and see new styles?

This newer film reveals the true beauty of the spray painting world. It essentially is a massive documentary of what street art is, it's emotion and how each country has it's own spin on it. As I'm sure we all know that no style is the same, however, there are many that share similarity's. Well, this fantastic movie by Jon Reiss called Bomb It ($20), can show you all the different styles of the world. Maybe you will introduce a new one to your area.

Perfect for Wikileaks

The Zion Eyez HD Video Glasses are a perfect example. With 3 hours of battery life, 16GB of HD storage and built-in wifi, they’ll give Tony Hawk AND Ron Jeremy a run for their money. What basically boils down to an HD video camera mounted in a pair of specs has the capability to do so much more because of its social media integration. Download the app for your iDevice and then transfer and upload to YouTube, Facebook, MySpace or whatever social network will inevitably replace all of those once these things come out.

Poke

Do you hate the facebook Poke button?

From the man who invented Poking, the one pointless button that pisses the hell out of everyone, and can start a war. Here is his new poke-able action figure so you can poke back. This is the man who stopped natural social lives, caused many kids to kill themselves and the general pile of wasted time.
Get revenge for just around ($70)

Tree House Living

 Not far off the Pacific coast in the Costa Rican jungle, a community has taken to the trees to craft a new, sustainable life off the grid and away from urbanity.  Finca Bellavista is a community of long-term residents and travel guests housed in a network of tree houses built right into the rain forest canopy.  Perched above the forest floor, these tree houses are connected by zip lines and sky bridges, accessible by stairs and ladders from the ground level.  It’s the Swiss Family Robinson come alive, created by a duo of dreamers who had enough of on-grid living in the United States.
 
 Founders Matthew and Erica Hogan created Finca Bellavista not as their own private escape, but as an evolving community that is continuing to attract traveling guests and established residents alike.  Plots are available for purchase in the community where new residents can craft their own tree houses and join the growing number of residents.  Visitors can choose from a number of existing rentals for short or long-term stays, perfect for those who need a temporary getaway from modernized life.
 
 That’s not to say that modern touches aren’t available at Finca Bellavista.  Limited electricity, hot showers and even WiFi are available, primarily at the Finca Bellavista community center.  While many of the raised structures are connected by zip lines only, the community is continuing to develop a sky bridge that currently connects a smaller cluster of tree houses.  As new residents get involved, more of these developments are produced by the community
 

The nature around Finca Bellavista is the central focus of community life.  Two rivers run along the community property with crystal clear water and large, flowing waterfalls that often encourage visitors to dive in.  The ocean is a hike from the community, and a small rural town is just a mile-and-a-half away.  But the most valued experience of life at Finca Bellavista is the environment directly within the forest itself.  Wild lizards, birds and monkeys share the plot with its human inhabitants, providing for a very different experience than your standard house pet.

Maison L

                                                          This striking work of green residential architecture is almost sculptural in nature, a progressive design that paves its own path in the extra-Parisian countryside.  Maison L by Christian Pottgiesser is built into an 18th century orangery, constructed to preserve much of the existing plot and bringing the greenery into the design of this home.  Its main level is actually lowered below grade, providing for natural cooling through a large, open set of rooms that are partially lit by skylights above.

The roof above the main level is laced in local greenery that wrap around those skylights.  Above the green roof rise a series of three-story towers that each feature a private bedroom, bathroom and changing area.  Each is positioned with its own unique view of the land beyond, a nice way of designing the layout of the house around the features of the plot.  Maison L is just a short drive from Paris, and the Pottgiesser team did a brilliant job providing a nature-focused retreat on this old run of French countryside.

Into The Woods

Black Label Shirt's

                       To continue the customization fad a newer website has popped up specializing in something really cool. It's called Black label and they allow you to completely customize your shirt's. from patters all the way to size and types of cuffs. However, I should warn you it's easy to screw up on the website and make yourself look like an idiot. pricing starts at ($55).

Lambo

 

Lamborghini has officially revealed their newest flagship super car, the 2012 Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4.  This stunning new Lambo is a genuine super car, capable of reaching speeds of 217 mph on the top end, breaking to 60mph in a blinding 2.8 seconds.  To put that in perspective, the Aventador hit 60 mph before you finished reading this sentence.


The design of the Aventador should feel familiar to Lamborghini fans, with trademark angles that ripple along its body in geometric symmetry.  Everything from the wheels to the intakes to the back end are all given a visual upgrade over the Murcièlago this beauty replaces.  Like those other recent Lambo’s, the rear window is perched above the Aventador’s nasty bits, providing a clear view of the fine Italian engineering within.

The engine of the Lamborghini Aventador is also a step up from the Murcièlago.  The Aventador is powered by a 6.5-litre V12 engine that boosts horsepower up to 691, but it both lighter and more fuel efficient than the engine it replaces.  That new engine plus an added focus on carbon fiber body construction gives the Aventador its blinding speed.

Want one of your own?  700-800 Lamborghini Aventadors will be produced each year, sold for an estimated $370k a piece.  The sales release can’t come soon enough, I'm pumped to see the newest Lamborghini out prowling the streets.










 

Ha Pickles

 Long before Snooki’s Seaside search for pickles – both actual and metaphorical – another way more famous boardwalk was where the action went down.  Though now associated with crazy dudes inhaling hot dogs, Coney Island was once the epicenter of summer.  Now you can own a piece of the iconic boardwalk thanks to Uhuru, a Brooklyn-based furniture design company, in the form of this Boardwalk Table.  The wood used to create the table is all from the actual Coney Island Boardwalk (chewing gum and seagull crap removed).  How many pieces of furniture do you have that contain 70 years of history?  Seeing as how there’s only so much of the actual Coney Island Boardwalk Ipe wood to go around, there will only be 10 of these tables made, so if you’re ready to drop over 10 G’s on a table you gotta move faster than the Cyclone. about ($14000).