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"During the period of 2001-2004 Roadsworth went ballistic on his home town of Montreal, enforcing a new visual language upon its streets. A language of road lines turned in to electrical wiring, barbed wire, fishing hooks, birthday cakes, animals hanging off of shadows and more. Like so many street artists, he was busted and persecuted to the full extent of the law. Lucky for him, community support was unanimous and he got off with mild community service term, forced to paint his public patterns only when commissioned to do so by the city. Roadsworth has since been invited to paint in numerous countries, and even has even been commissioned to paint Montreal’s city hall. Behold the words of the original street-preacher. Not enough for you? Check him out at his website, or in the new, highly acclaimed film Roadsworth: Crossing The Line."

This is seriously cool - why can't I have things like this in Balham?!

The Leica M9 is possibly one of the most beautiful cameras ever made. Sadly they are not cheap (£4,850) which is the same price as a decent second hand Ford Focus...

Still, you can't put a Ford Focus in your pocket, and like expensive watches there is something really cool about expensive cameras that is just unexplainable....

Not much to say really....

Think I'll go back to reading comics on the internet.

I never thought it was possible but Maserati have made one of the greatest looking cars of recent years look terrible.

It looks fat, bloated, slow, and, most worringly, like a BMW 6 series from some angles which frankly is never a good thing.

So dissapointed - not what you want first thing on a Monday morning.

(here is the original just make me feel better)

The new Alfa Romeo 8C GTA.

Doesn't it look amazing?

According to Autoexpress:

"The body panels are carbon fibre, as is the bodykit, which comprises chunky side sills, a road-scraping chin spoilerand race-style rear diffuser. A stripped-out cabin with bucket seats and the bare minimum of kit, as well as more carbon fibre trim wherever possible, will help slash the kerbweight.

Expect the 8C GTA to tip the scales at 1,450kg – around 150kg less than the standard coupé and only 100kg heavier than its premier rival, the Ferrari 430 Scuderia. And to give it any chance of competing on level terms with its scorching counterpart, Alfa knows the 450bhp 4.7-litre V8 will need some attention as well. An ECU remap is likely, along with lower-friction components and a higher rev limit to help push power past the 500bhp barrier.

With the GTA’s lightweight construction and an extra dose of horsepower, acceleration should be phenomenal. A 0-60mph time in less than four seconds seems feasible, plus a top speed approaching 200mph."

And it's a bargain it just £200,000 - who needs a house?!

For those that suffer the unfortunate beer bladder that most men get a pub in Melbourne has come up with a, frankly, genius idea - a urinal with a rear projector.

Could this end the dilmena of having to wait until half time to go to the loo...

One of my favourite beers ever has got the recognition it deserves. I've pulled many a pint of this when I worked in the Bladebone Inn, Chapel Row many years ago.

Top pint. Congratulations West Berks Brewery.

This is pretty cool - There have been loads of things like this that attempt to help make cyclists more visable but sadly none have come to market.

As a cyclist in London it would help if one of these actually made it for once!