"My friend has a new WRX, and installed some new shift linkage bushings. Well, one of the brackets broke, so I used my torch and cut out the post. We then got a bolt and a bunch of lock-washers to hold everything in place until a new bracket could be purchased."

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/Th_UlXHz408/wrxcellent

"My friend has a new WRX, and installed some new shift linkage bushings. Well, one of the brackets broke, so I used my torch and cut out the post. We then got a bolt and a bunch of lock-washers to hold everything in place until a new bracket could be purchased."

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/Th_UlXHz408/wrxcellent

"My friend has a new WRX, and installed some new shift linkage bushings. Well, one of the brackets broke, so I used my torch and cut out the post. We then got a bolt and a bunch of lock-washers to hold everything in place until a new bracket could be purchased."

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/5jD2dkQVwf4/wrxcellent

"My friend has a new WRX, and installed some new shift linkage bushings. Well, one of the brackets broke, so I used my torch and cut out the post. We then got a bolt and a bunch of lock-washers to hold everything in place until a new bracket could be purchased."

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/5jD2dkQVwf4/wrxcellent

"My friend has a new WRX, and installed some new shift linkage bushings. Well, one of the brackets broke, so I used my torch and cut out the post. We then got a bolt and a bunch of lock-washers to hold everything in place until a new bracket could be purchased."

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/EMg3ZAtHUYQ/6494763776

The real shame here is they were actually made in Taiwan.

https://cheezburger.com/7715960576/why-did-we-even-print-japan-on-it

The real shame here is they were actually made in Taiwan.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/JXDOeWBP490/why-did-we-even-print-japan-on-it

The real shame here is they were actually made in Taiwan.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/JXDOeWBP490/why-did-we-even-print-japan-on-it

The real shame here is they were actually made in Taiwan.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/VW_ROOfxGqI/7715960576

https://cheezburger.com/7201778688/ill-just-step-out-on-to-the-balcony

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/h-05mYKsjcc/7201778688

Funny or Die held a competition last year in which it asked viewers to create their own movie starring Jean-Claude Van Damme using some green screened footage of the actor.

One year later, Marca Blanca combined that footage with some of the best epic fails, and the result is pretty amazing.

Watch “Jean-Troll Van Damme” take out a jogger, a boy in a toy car and a number of other unfortunate souls.

You never know when he’s going to appear… be very afraid.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/JqMbOWF6F3o/funny-fail-compilation-jean-claude-van-damme

Whiskey brand Ballantine’s teamed up with British street artist INSA to created what they are calling the world’s largest animated GIF.

The piece was created at the end of last year in Rio De Janeiro with a team of 20 people. It took about 4 days to complete the 57,515 square-meter image which consisted of four different paintings.

INSA dubs himself a ‘GIF-ITI’ artist, and he has created numerous animated works such as this in which he paints and repaints designs over and over again, stitching photos of them together to create movement.

In this case, he used a satellite in space to take the pictures.

“The internet has kind of changed our view on art,” he says. “And I wanted to cross both worlds and make work that existed in online space even more than it existed in the real space.”

Here’s a video explaining the new work.

https://cheezburger.com/8432902400/epic-win-gifs-design-art

Whiskey brand Ballantine’s teamed up with British street artist INSA to created what they are calling the world’s largest animated GIF.

The piece was created at the end of last year in Rio De Janeiro with a team of 20 people. It took about 4 days to complete the 57,515 square-meter image which consisted of four different paintings.

INSA dubs himself a ‘GIF-ITI’ artist, and he has created numerous animated works such as this in which he paints and repaints designs over and over again, stitching photos of them together to create movement.

In this case, he used a satellite in space to take the pictures.

“The internet has kind of changed our view on art,” he says. “And I wanted to cross both worlds and make work that existed in online space even more than it existed in the real space.”

Here’s a video explaining the new work.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/U5Otto51MTc/epic-win-gifs-design-art

Whiskey brand Ballantine’s teamed up with British street artist INSA to created what they are calling the world’s largest animated GIF.

The piece was created at the end of last year in Rio De Janeiro with a team of 20 people. It took about 4 days to complete the 57,515 square-meter image which consisted of four different paintings.

INSA dubs himself a ‘GIF-ITI’ artist, and he has created numerous animated works such as this in which he paints and repaints designs over and over again, stitching photos of them together to create movement.

In this case, he used a satellite in space to take the pictures.

“The internet has kind of changed our view on art,” he says. “And I wanted to cross both worlds and make work that existed in online space even more than it existed in the real space.”

Here’s a video explaining the new work.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/U5Otto51MTc/epic-win-gifs-design-art

Whiskey brand Ballantine’s teamed up with British street artist INSA to created what they are calling the world’s largest animated GIF.

The piece was created at the end of last year in Rio De Janeiro with a team of 20 people. It took about 4 days to complete the 57,515 square-meter image which consisted of four different paintings.

INSA dubs himself a ‘GIF-ITI’ artist, and he has created numerous animated works such as this in which he paints and repaints designs over and over again, stitching photos of them together to create movement.

In this case, he used a satellite in space to take the pictures.

“The internet has kind of changed our view on art,” he says. “And I wanted to cross both worlds and make work that existed in online space even more than it existed in the real space.”

Here’s a video explaining the new work.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/I-eEOfi6ALI/epic-win-gifs-design-art

https://cheezburger.com/7122235136/duct-tape-holds-the-universe-together

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/N_5W7cT5eLQ/duct-tape-holds-the-universe-together

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/1NfUb-o-Awk/duct-tape-holds-the-universe-together

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