Looks like I will be moving house soon after 5 years in my current house so having a good old sort and getting rid of pieces I no longer appreciate. Apparently decluttering is good for you but I am sure that will be offset by the stress of moving.

First up is this limited edition Peter Blake Brick Lane wrestler print from the Art Car Boot sale in 2010. My camera is busted so ‘borrowed’ an image from another purchaser. Mine is actually issue number 27 and in perfect condition;  it was a strictly limited edition of 200, and there are currently no prints for sale so it’s pretty rare. Please email me with offers – slimer@staypuft.cc

Will also be getting rid of my limited edition signed & framed Storm Storm Thorgerson Mars Volta print and will update this post with that later.

You know you want to!!!

Which reminds me…. remember the Star Wars advert which filled this Honda spot last year.

The departure of Frank Darabont has seen The Walking Dead go in a whole new direction. This new intro for season 2.5 seems to shine a light on the character dynamics of this ragtag group of zombie survivors and the impending daddy issues that Laurie’s pregnancy is sure to bring.

Dicken feat. Milah & Korben: “Everything Counts” ROCKS!

And the real thing…

I got mine from Eilatan Shoes – and it’s a bit of a pain the arse to order from outside the UK but to be fair they are working on it and quick to get back to you.

Bennett Barch got this tattoo after spending years in medical school and residency, “I decided to get the tattoo as a symbol of the effort I put into my career.” I think I like the line version as much as the color. Well done!
The tattoo was done by Chicago-based tattoo artist, Scott Fricke.

Read more over at The Guardian.

Ha ha ha the Russian police does not take kindly to protests, even those carried out by toys and dolls:

Police in the Siberian city of Barnaul have asked prosecutors to investigate the legality of a recent protest that saw dozens of small dolls – teddy bears, Lego men, South Park figurines – arranged to mimic a protest, complete with signs reading: “I’m for clean elections” and “A thief should sit in jail, not in the Kremlin”.

“Political opposition forces are using new technologies to carry out public events – using toys with placards at mini-protests,” Andrei Mulintsev, the city’s deputy police chief, said at a press conference this week, according to local media. “In our opinion, this is still an unsanctioned public event.”