Today is one of those days — I have no idea what to write about. So I use a common strategy, and look at people who get here via search, and see what they are searching for. Give people what they want. It’s an easy way out.

What do they want? They want origami. More than anything else, that’s why people show up here. Because we’re all about the origami here at the Big Bad Blog. Right?

So I start to research origami. And it’s boring. And I don’t want to write about it. So, in a stroke of genius, I decide to combine some of the search terms.

Origami Hello Kitty? Well there is this:

Clearly so awesome that the place I found it decided to share it with readers twice, but never bothered to include instructions for building it.

Alright … Origami Tattoo? This produced even more luck:

Moreover, the Internet turned up a blog with the apparent theme of origami tattoos, though it (sadly) appears not to have been updated in nearly a year.

Which leaves us one more thing to check … Hello Kitty Tattoo. As soon as it hit my brain, I knew it would be a winner. Here are my favourite Hello Kitty tattoos (click to go to the source):

Hello, Kitty indeed! Mrowr! When I first looked at the photos behind that link, it made me think that somebody was starting up a Hello Kitty themed airline with fetish/Hello Kitty stewardesses. Yes. My mind thinks strange things sometimes. That is also why you either should, or should not, click on the link.

(by Mario Armas)

Care to skydive without a parachute? Apparently it’s a thing.

Were people ever really this insane when it came to Dungeons and Dragons? (Or, as described in the video “The D&D phenomenon”.) Today, D&D and its ilk is associated with intelligent people socializing awkwardly — which is not too far wrong, to be honest. But a fount of evil in our schools, corrupting the young? Really?