高雄市立美術館kuso創意標誌

今天早上和Tina去高美館看澳洲當代玻璃藝術展
不過這反而不是本篇的重點 :D

高美館四周有一些挺kuso的標誌
我們之前就有看過
今天呢 特地向服務台索取了一張地圖
沿著地圖標示找到了好幾個
貼上來跟大家分享 :D



禁鋼管表演



禁止阿魯巴



嚴禁膜拜



請勿誘食



嚴禁烤鴨



天堂路 <-- 這個應該是兩棲偵搜蛙人的最後鑑測關卡 怎麼我看起來像個死人趴在那裡 XD

台客趴

前晚去Tina同事家開「台客變裝耶誕派對」，和大家還不太熟，一整個很囧，不過他們有幾個還蠻放得開的，場面不會太冷。這些是比較經典的幾張照片，有打上馬賽克處理過的。XD


西巴拉！


啊！被兩個老千給耍了！XD


幾個戲胚玩起來了


台客走秀比賽主持人：你！下一個！


自稱是媽媽桑拉著新小姐出來招呼客人^^|||


相對正常的一組 XD


找不到台客的那種感覺

Theremin -- 「骨灰級」電子樂器

photo: Wikipedia

這是發明竊聽器和自動門感應器的Leon Theremin對電子音樂的貢獻。它就叫做「theremin」，發明於1919年，中文譯名不一，有「特雷門琴」、「空間感應電子樂器」、「色麗明」、「仙籟鳴」等。

這個樂器呢，一邊是個直豎的天線，另一邊是個環狀的天線，而表演者則透過揮動雙手來改變頻率和音量。早期，theremin曾被拿來為恐怖片和科幻片做配樂（看過下面的video #3就知道為什麼了），後來被許多前衛的樂團用來嘗試電子音樂。

按下「更多」之後，可以欣賞一些theremin演奏，不過別對最後那個影片抱有太大的期望噢（其實我是在YouTube看到這位老兄的表演才開始在網路上找相關資訊的）。:)

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Movie QR Code (and Japanese Schoolgirls)

This cheesy video is about two Japanese schoolgirls kung fu fighting over whether the anime/manga character Black Jack is Japanese or not. But ultimately, it's really about a new type of QR code that incorporates video.



Expand the post to read a rough English translation provided by some kind soul on YouTube.

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Um, do you know of Black Jack?
Yeah, I know him, I know him.
Isn't he cool?
Yeah he is cool.
Isn't he a foreigner?
No, I think he's Japanese.
Eh, he's a foreigner.
Huh! He's Japanese!
He's a foreigner!
I said he's Japanese!
FOREIGNER!
JAPANESE!
Foreigner! Japanese!
He's a foreigner. Isn't his name Jack!
What are you talking about! His real name is Japanese and his old man too!
Even though that's true...!
Uh, Mori? Are you ok?
JAPANESE!
FOR-EING-ER!
WAIT A MINUTE! WAIT A MINUTE!
SCAN ME, SCAN ME!
YOU'LL FIND THE ANSWER!
HURRY! SCAN ME! HURRY!

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Where's My Change?

The Dalai Lama is visiting UN Headquarters in New York City. At lunchtime, he goes up to a hot dog vendor, points to a veggie dog, and says:

"Make me one with everything."

The Dalai Lama then gives the vendor a twenty dollar bill. After a minute, the vendor has still not given him his change, so he asks, "Where's my change?" To which the vendor replies:

"Change must come from within."

:)

怕螢幕被別人偷看嗎？

今天有個朋友傳來了一張我去年看過的照片，很明顯地已經被轉寄了很多次。信中提到這是由倫敦Royal College of Art的學生設計的防偷看電腦衣：

其實，設計這款衣服的Joe Malia曾經解釋說，這跟隱私無關，而是在探討如何讓過度沉迷於電腦的人能夠更加意識到自己的情況，而這件衣服只是三個物件中的一個。不過許多人已經將他的構想與隱私畫上等號，誤解了他當初的用意。

我們是否也常常這樣，還沒了解事情的來龍去脈就斷下結論呢？