The theme for these two pics was "How Kids misunderstand the grownup world":

Hollywood blockbusters are getting more and more expensive each year. Already the special effects for your typical Michael Bay movie swallow more money than your average European nation moves in a whole year (I think).

Soon filming will become so expensive that several scripts will have to share the same movie. Here's a few first examples - you will find more over at madmann.com

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I just watched this show for the first time (like 10 episodes in a row) and can only highly recommend it to everyone who also is interested in games and gaming:

Extra Credits on Penny Arcade

It's more about gaming itself than specific games, but, man, is it well researched and interesting! (when you go to the original page you can even watch it without having to choose an advert first)

Here's more computergames humour for you, no special topic:

In the words of cracked.com: Since Hollywood got her mitts on the Facebook story, we've seen non-fiction books adapted to the screen with a reckless abandon that surely foretells bad things for the movie-going public. We asked you to predict the non-fiction books that will be making disastrous appearances on the silver screen.

my entries didn't place, but as usual I'll post them for you to check out and, perhaps, get a chuckle out of them:

Made for Modern Technologies misunderstood by old timey scifi and placed on #3:

Today I have (I hope) something more funny again, my submissions for cracked's What People in famous Photos were actually thinking - I placed twice in it, on #7 and #6:

And my other submissions in my opinion were quite nice as well, altogether.

Nothing special, just some "silly adverts" I did inbetween:

A cookie if you get this one:

When cracked asked for Worst possible gifts for famous persons I just had watched "The Boy in the Bubble" - a cheesy old "biography" flic about a kid with an immune defect forcing him to live in a 100% germ-free environment. With a young John Travolta in the main role nonetheless!

So that might explain and excuse my choice of "famous person" for the contest...