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New On The Blinking Line Journal: An unemployed 50-year-old Pennsylvania native living in Spring…


An unemployed 50-year-old Pennsylvania native living in Spring Hill, Balmer, Florida, entered a Kmart wearing a black T-shirt that asked in large white letters: “Who needs drugs?” Beneath that, the shirt said in smaller white lettering: “No, seriously, I have drugs.”
According to a Pasco County Sheriff’s Office report, Balmer was waiting in a checkout line at the store when a deputy entered.
When Balmer saw the deputy, he attempted to hand a plastic bag containing marijuana and methamphetamines to the person standing behind him, a sheriff’s report said.
When the person declined to receive the bag, Balmer walked to another cash register and placed it on the ground, the sheriff’s office said.
Original Post here: http://blinkingline.org/post/131816936414

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New On The Blinking Line Journal: Anti-Paparrazzi Collection Fashion Project




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Anti-Paparrazzi Collection
Fashion project from Chris Holmes and Aaron Koblin to develop clothing which is resistant to flashing cameras:

After wearing reflective clothing to several performances, I noticed that photos from the shows always looked odd because the flash that bounced off my clothing would wash out the rest of the photo.
While I wasn’t thrilled that many of these photos were ruined because of my clothing, it gave me the epiphany that perhaps I could use this technology for a greater purpose. That’s what lead me to create the Anti-Paparazzi Collection, which uses reflective threads to render paparazzi-shot photos worthless — perfect for those who don’t want their picture taken.

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Original Post here: http://blinkingline.org/post/130953763220