From the project page:
The suit acts as a transportable and adjustable cocoon that allows for constant air flow in a variety of different positions and environments. The sleep suit provides for a sound 30 minute nap. The structure of the material, a structural pleat, is used as a means to create feelings of connected and disconnectedness as well as provide varying levels of support for different parts of the body. By thinking of the cut pattern as sections of the body, the structure can act as a semi-permeable outer skin.
This is all just a way of sugarcoating the fact that there’s a giant, ferocious crepe paper decoration walking among us, threatening to coat its victims in a tissue papery cocoon.
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It may be difficult to determine where Waldo is when placed into his typically confusing scenes, but when he and his volleyball friend are marooned on a tropical island you won’t be able to find him at all.
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Sheepherders beware—It looks like this dude is terrorizing flocks with flying side kicks. Cocky bastard even takes pictures of his kills.
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The Sheep-a-Sleep is graphic designer and artist Glenn Jones’ vision of the ultimate insomniac innovation. It makes for a cool glow-in-the-dark shirt, but I would like to see someone build the actual machine.
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Sort of like a simple “Where’s Waldo” of umbrellas, amongst the flock of sheep depicted is one Irish black sheep. You may be able to find the one entirely black sheep fairly easily, you know he is Irish because he has a shamrock on him. He doesn’t seem to be getting the cold shoulder from any of the other sheep.
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Baaaa means no people! What is it going to take for you to learn? I’m talking to you crazy hillbillies. Poor sheep.
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Because some people are simply not turned on by older women.
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