likeable:

illustrator Robert Samuel Hanson is working on a new illustrated alphabet…
(via one floor up)

“Anthony Bourdain Back in Bed With the Food Network”
(via Eat Me Daily)

vintage book cover, designer unknown
(discovered via www.fulltable.com)

collage of vintage sheet music titles
(via  wackystuff)

“Book Review: This Is Why You’re Fat: An Extraordinary Document of Human Culinary Achievement” (via Eat Me Daily)

No Third Terms: Mr. Burns for Mayor propaganda posters by Art in Odd Places.

Tumblr Time (via 20sk | Lee Crutchley)

(photo via tubes. on flickr)

(via www.nationalpost.com)

funny missing bike poster, but I hope the thief doesn’t “get hit by a monster truck.”
(discovered via buzzfeed via ליפא שנילצער)

Food-face plates (discovered via Boing Boing)

Sesame Street’s Mad Men parody coming soon?

“…The show celebrates its 40th anniversary on November 10. It’ll be a normal episode, with a focus on the new curriculum and a little bit of retrospective. This seems odd to me, but when you realize that a) the Sesame Workshop has been hit as hard as everyone else in this economy, and b) we were on the nostalgia train five years ago for the 35th anniversary, it makes more sense…” (via TV Squad)

a little late in discovering this April Fool’s Day joke…

marianoviola:

Tache a “fusion diagraph” (via Graphic Definer)

[…] Research and predictive modeling conducted at Carnegie Mellon University over the past year has concluded that because the combination “th” occurs more than any other in the latin alphabet (primarily in English), the reduction of it’s double-character footprint to a single-character footprint, could save a staggering 1.21 billion newspaper pages per year in the US alone. This would translate to a 3% decrease in the cutting of domestic forests to produce that new newsprint in the same 12 month period. […]