Your Sunday night apocalypse is the surrealism of Fred Einaudi. Some of the art's (pleasantly) disturbing and some of it's not safe for work. Via io9.

Funny-but-incredibly-juvenile (and not at all safe for work) diversion of the night: hit Canadian "reality" show Kenny vs. Spenny. Of course there's clips at YouTube, including the best episodes I've seen, "First One to Get a Stain Loses" and "Who Can Handle More Torture?"

Wrong Side of the Art: a blog devoted to a huge "collection of movie posters specializing in cult/horror/exploitation/B/sci-fi and basically any other genre to which one may refer as 'shit'." Not to mention blaxploitation, naziploitation, nunsploitation, and bruceleeploitation. Some of the images are not safe for work, of course.

Via Cult Media Studies.

Okay, this one may not be safe for work either, but I feel obliged to link to the Terminator Kama Sutra nonetheless. Via Gravity Lens.

I very rarely link to things that are not safe for work, but I was struck by the long-exposure and mean-averaging images that Kottke links to in this post and wanted to pass them along. My guess is they'd all actually be okay for work—but I've never had anyone websurfing over my shoulder and I know those guys can be trigger-happy.

Inappropriate laugh tracks, via MeFi. Here's Mitt Romney and Star Trek (stay until 3:10 for the real punchline), and embedded below is the NSFW crown jewel, The Wire.