Fun2Fun - Part 4

The art of alluring people with typographical google ads. Well, almost…

Posted on 20. Dec, 2008 by admin.

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The Art of alluring people with typographical google ads. Well, almost…

A window dresser makes the final adjustments to a display in the window of Selfridges as the store unveils its new Christmas display in London, England. Featuring Santa in the windows for the first time in over 40 years the annual festive display has been a part of London Christmas retailing for nearly 100 years.

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World’s First Luxurious Hotel – To Refrigerate Beach !!

Posted on 15. Dec, 2008 by aD|2i/\n.

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Cool spot … due to open in 2009, the Palazzo Versace fashion house in Dubai will boast the first refrigerated beach, so hotel guests can walk comfortably across the sand on scorching days.

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Amazing Art With Crayons

Posted on 13. Dec, 2008 by aD|2i/\n.

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His most iconic portraits include Barack Obama…

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Undie Run 2008

Posted on 12. Dec, 2008 by aD|2i/\n.

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This was probably the biggest we’ve ever seen. It took 10 minutes for the thousands of students to make it through the Strathmore Ave. tunnel.

Last night’s Undie Run was definitely different than years past. After UCLA administrators threatened to ban the event from occurring, the student body stepped in and found a compromise: change the route to end at a more secure and well-lit location. Whether that contributed to last night’s lower turnout–around 1,000 students instead of the usual 2,000-3,000–or not, the tradition’s flavor has definitely changed. However, for better or worse, those who ran had a blast.

Although the Undie Run has been around since 2002 (in lieu of the Midnight Yell), major media outlets really didn’t start to catch on until a few years ago. Last night, ESPN, NBC, FOX News and four LA Times staffers were seen at the event.

One of the other reasons why campus officials wanted to change the route and ending location was because too much damage and repair costs incurred. Here’s one part overlooked: everyone is hurdling over this brick fencing into landscaping.