This is a conceptual Danger Mouse movie poster created by Geekologie Reader and DeviantARTist Daz Tibbles (NOT Tigo Bitties). Danger Mouse will always hold a special place in my coal-black, crusty-ass heart because my brother and I used to watch the shit out of it growing up. I even got Frank the complete series on DVD a couple years back for a birthday present. But maybe you’ve never seen it. Maybe you’ve never lived . Maybe you’re just a corn-husk of a person WAITING TO GET SHUCKED. “I don’t even know what that means.” Me neither, but there was an episode with an evil alien named Fangboner. It changed my life forever. Daz Tibbles’ DeviantART (with even more Danger Mouse art)

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I Love Penfold!: Fan’s ‘Danger Mouse’ Movie Poster

That’s right folks, today, February 21st, 2011 marks the 25th anniversary of everybody’s favorite video game franchise. “Not mine, I hate those games .” OH YEAH WELL I HATE YOUR FACE SO THERE. Such a f***ing Ganon. Including the original game’s release on the Famicom Disk System in 1986 (for which it was a launch title), a total of 14 unique and “proper” Zelda games (excluding re-releases) have been published by Nintendo for the Famicom/NES, Game Boy, Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Advance, GameCube, DS and Wii. A number of other Zelda games, some not made by Nintendo and others being spin-off titles, have also been released in that time, while the 15th game — Skyward Sword — is due later this year on the Wii. With The Legend Of Zelda: The Ocarina Of Time widely regarded as the greatest game ever made , and with the series as popular and iconic today as it was back in 1986, it retains a very special place in the heart of many gamers Are you thinking what I’m thinking? If you answered, “let’s all head down to Lon Lon Ranch for some cake and milk” you are! I’m gonna drink straight from a cow’s udder! “Uh, GW? That’s a bull.” Soooooooo…this isn’t an udder is what you’re saying. Happy 25th Birthday, The Legend Of Zelda [kotaku] Thanks to Chris G and Luke, who almost love the Zelda franchise as much as I do, except romantically. YA’LL NASTY!

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Yay!: The Legend Of Zelda Turns 25 Today

I’ve been trying to avoid iPad related material because, damnit, I just don’t care. What do I look like, a tech blogger? Please. Anyway, I am posting this video of Pee-Wee Herman with an iPad because, well, I didn’t know he still made videos. Just don’t expect too much in the way of comedic relief, because there isn’t any. Of course, if you read Geekologie regularly, you should be used to it. Wait, did I just — gotdamnit. Pee-wee Gets An iPad! [funnyordie] Thanks to Reverend Faux and Joe Soap, who both know today’s secret word.

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I’ve Seen It All Now: Pee-Wee Gets An iPad

Ever wondered what Disney princesses would look like dressed as their villains ? WELL WONDER NO MORE MY CARTOON -LOVING COMPADRES! Because they’d look like this. Mystery solved, we can all move on with our lives now. Except me, because now I wanna know what Ursala looks like in Ariel’s bikini. YOW YOW, am I right? I am so right. Disney Princesses As Their Movie Villains [9gag] Thanks to Alice, who would have made a great Disney Princess.

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In Case You Ever Wondered: What Disney Princesses Look Like Dressed As Villains

This is a cute Yoshi nursery made by Flickr user meadblog for his first little bundle of pain joy. And, according to a recent study conducted by yours truly, raising your child in a video game -themed nursery helps the youngster develop better hand eye coordination and ability to pwn others in the future. Isn’t that right, little Geekologie Jr.? “pew pew!” Awh, that’s my boy! Hit the jump for a couple more shots and a link to his Flickr gallery, with has a ton of work-in-progress pictures.

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She Laid An Egg!: A Cute Yoshi Nursery

The Highland Park, Illinois home of Ferris Bueller’s best friend Cameron is currently available for $2.3 million if you’re interested. The house is best known for its cantilevered plate-glass garage that Cameron sends his dad’s Ferrari through after kicking the shit out of it. The Ben Rose Home - site of the famous movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” Cantilevered over the ravine, these two steel and glass buildings - which can never be duplicated - have incredible vistas of the surrounding woods. This is a unique property designed by A. James Speyer and David Haid, both notable architects of the 20th Century. Anybody seriously interested? And if so, want to adopt a blogger? Just saying, I’ll do the dishes. And, hopefully, the maid . Pool boy too! Ferris Bueller’s Ferrari House For Sale [retrothing] Thanks to wulk, who knows that people who live in glass houses shouldn’t own Ferraris.

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House From Ferris Bueller’s Day Off For Sale