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Comically Large Things

Because sometimes, size matters.

This is a site dedicated to things that are abnormally large. You should totally read all of the stuff on this site, internalize it, take it home with you and meditate on it. This is the essence of life, the breath of Gaia, the very reason we are all here. Disproportionately large stuff = happy. Rock on, my children!

Giant monkey, with girls!

I’m really leery of piracy and copyright/brand infringement - I’ve had a bad taste in my mouth ever since I got burned on that copy of PhotoShop I got on eBay that turned out to be a dud (my first clue should have been the fact that PhotoShop was spelled with a “K”). And so, color me a cynic, but I’m inclined to believe that this is NOT Curious George but some cheap knock-off. Where’s the guy with the yellow hat? Where’s the Jack Johnson music? I call shenanigans on Curious Forge!

(Curious Forge! Isn’t that clever? Just came up with that, just now. Totally.)

Also: Hellllooo ladies!

16.May.08 Animals, Toys Comments (0)

Giant metal fish, attacking the Capitol!

Ever since the Great Monacle Debacle of 1972, metal fish have had to live their lives in hiding throughout most of North America. Nowhere is this more true than in Washington D.C., which was one of the battle’s central proving grounds.

Today, bands of metal fish wander the alleys, sewers and back streets of our nation’s capitol, smoking clove cigarettes and commiserating about what life used to be like for their kind; back in kinder times, before the days when bringing the head of a metal fish to the local constabulary meant a free chicken and a book of green stamps.

Occasionally, if you are lucky, you will see one of them that is brave enough to step away from the crowd and into the world that was once at least partially theirs. It usually happens at night, allowing them the ability to sneak back into the shadows at the first sight of a Regal Harpoon. They come seldom, they stay only a short time, and then they are gone - which is the story of the metal fish on the whole, as well.

16.May.08 Animals, Divine hammer Comments (0)

Giant bacon and waffle!

How much you wanna bet these things are covered with bite marks? Especially the bacon strips. I know if I was in the room, I’d be hard pressed not to press my teeth hard into them. Bacon is gooder than hell!

Hey, wait a minute … what if they put some kind of flavored coating on them? You know, so that you could lick them? Oh my goodness, that would be irredeemably wonderful. I think I need to go sit down for a minute. My back hurts all of a sudden.

08.May.08 Food Comments (0)

Giant Thermos!

So I’m walking into work the other morning, carrying my trusty Thermos of freshly brewed joe, and up comes one of my co-workers, smart look on his face, and he says to me, he says, “You know, the only good thermos is a Stanley thermos.”

To which I said, of course, “False that!” You’ll notice that when he said thermos, it was with a lower-case “t” - because my man there didn’t realize that there is no such thing as a “Stanley thermos.” Thermos is a brand, suckers! And what a brand it is. Giant, baby!

08.May.08 Appliances Comments (0)

Giant balalaika!

Man, if I could get my hands on that balalaika, I would totally shred things up! Can you imagine the rocking you can do on that thing? The resonance provided by that large, triangular shape must just be off the charts! Bitchin camaro, my friends!

(Don’t worry if you don’t actually play the balalaika - Balalaika Hero is on the way for Xbox and PS3 this fall. And there’s still a chance that we’ll get Klezmer Klezmer Revolution here in the states this year.)

07.May.08 Musical instruments Comments (0)

Giant sunglasses, with girl!

Proper eye protection is important, but you don’t have to take my word for it. Let’s hear from the National Skin Centre of Singapore:

METHOD. We investigated 34 pairs of sunglasses to determine their suitability for providing adequate protection. The method used was modified from the technique used by Moseley et al. in 1988. RESULTS. We found that 21 (61.8%) of the 34 pairs of sunglasses and only 9 (53%) of the 17 pairs of sunglasses used by our patients were “satisfactory.” Expensive brands and polarizing sunglasses do not guarantee optimal UVA protection.

Sadly, the report is silent on the question of giant, heart-shaped sunglasses. The lesson, dear friend, is the usual one: caveat sunglasses emptor.

Oh, and also, and perhaps most importantly: Helllllooo ladies!

07.May.08 People Comments (0)

Giant cat, about to eat two sheep!

Here kitty kitty …. heeeeeerrrreee kitty kitty …. AAAAUUUGGGGGHHHH! What the heck happened to this thing? Cute little fluffy guy has turned into a monster by anybody’s account!

That said, this kitty does have a rather regal look about him. I attribute it to the tufts of billowy fur around his neck - rather Shakespearean, don’t you think? If this were my comically large kitty, I’d name him Sir Paddington Cadbury III. And I’d make him a litter box out of old Crown Royal bags.

07.May.08 Animals, Divine hammer Comments (0)

Giant hat!

It’s Derby Week here in my humble hometown of Louisville, Ky., and you know what that means - time to break out the silly hats! This one goes way back, as you can tell from the yellowing of the photo, to a time when only the very wealthy could afford large hats; the majority of the population was relegated to wearing hats of normal proportions.

The war between the haves and the have-nots has done nothing but escalate, of course, and today the Great Hat Disparity of 1973 still burns fresh in the memory of those who lived through it. More people can buy large hats today, thanks to cheap foreign labor and an influx of inexpensive materials; however, the credit market is flooded with high-interest loans designed to get people into hats that they cannot really afford. You have no business leasing a hat, people, and if the salesman tries to talk you into a lease, then what you’re looking at is simply too much hat.

Oh, and also - helllooooo ladies!

02.May.08 Hats, People Comments (0)

Giant Zippo lighter!

I enjoy smoking a cigar as much as the next guy, and even the occasional pipe. And I’ve tried to get into the whole business of finding just the right lighter, but it’s never felt right to me - no matter which ones I try, I always go back to the plain old box of matches. Simple, earthy, effective, clean, classic.

That said, sometimes you need more firepower, I suppose. Like, for instance, I bet this lady could use the Zippo seen here. Gotta watch the eyebrows, though.

14.Apr.08 Appliances Comments (0)

Giant ice cream sundae!

Holy mother of all that is natural. Look at all this ice cream. In fact, look at it very carefully, because if you’re truly alert, you’ll notice my right foot sticking out of it.

14.Apr.08 Food Comments (0)