Like! Like? Volume #1

In the 'Legend of Zelda' game for the original Nintendo Entertainment System, there were these little evil-doers which resembled a delicious stack of buttery pancakes and whose sole mission were to suck you dry of a hard earned weapon you had just paid mucho rupees for. These fortunate little bottom-feeders were called Like-Likes. That is why I decided to name a new feature article I will be preparing for 'Cultural Compulsive Disorder' after them. Like the fortunate bottom-feeder that I am, I will be scouring the blogosphere for loosely related images, video clips, and articles that I found interesting, exciting, or maddening on other blogsites. Things that someone else has, no doubt, painstakingly worked on for weeks, even months, yet I will show no remorse in borrowing from them and regurgitating on C-C-D, for you guys to appreciate as well, with all due credit given to it's origins, of course. Things that they liked...and I like...so I'd like to see if you like. So without further ado, I give you the first installment of "Like-Like?"

Amimated He-Man Vs. Lion-O .....Like! Like?

Artist Jared Stumpenhorst has been creating a work of LOST art everyday for the past 63 days and will be doing so until he has 365 works of art. This is LOST art #59 Benjamin Linus. ....Like! Like?

Feudal Japanese Star Wars Art from artist Steve Bialik. ....Like! Like?

Some excellent video game console modifications compiles by WebUrbanist. ...Like! Like?

Gemma Aterton from 'Clash of the Titans', 007 'Quantum of Solace, 'Prince of Persia: Sands of Time' and now starring in my dreams nightly ....Like! Like?

That's it. Quick and painless and you still even have your shield.  Like! Like?