Friday, December 30, 2011

Not Yeti Friday - A Little R&R

I recently checked my web statistics and was surprised, given the blog's title and subject matter, that my most popular posts - the ones where I got the most hits - are not actually about yetis. Rather, my most popular are the two where I posted pictures of Rasputin and Red pandas.

So in honor of the new year, I would like to give you people what you apparently want most: a little R&R.

Enjoy.


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Bonus Not Yeti News!

Unless you've had your finger in your ears this last week, you've heard about the (Not) Yeti finger. For the crypto-curious, you can read Coleman's Cryptomundo Commentary.

Stokes Yeti

John "Spanky" Stokes, proprietor of SpankyStokes.com the website for "Vinyl Toys, Art, Culture, & Everything Inbetween" has a horned cyclops yeti for a mascot.




Via Vinyl Pulse


Source: LA Times



At one point he made a quadriplegic plush version:


Stroll Cavey

And a papertoy version:

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Smith Yeti



Yeti by Corey Smith

Zagor vs. Yeti

Zagor is an Italian super-hero still popular in Croatia and Serbia. In the comic, Zagor is an American living in a Pennsylvania forest in the 1820s.

I'm not sure how he ended up fighting yeti in issue # 272.



I suppose such things are inevitable.

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Abominable vs. the Non-Abominable Kind


Have an Abominable Christmas by Jesse McGibney



Yeti-nother Snowball Fight


Abominable Season Greeting Card by Anthony Foronda


Abominable Snowman by bb_hero aka B. McCoy


Frosty the Abominable Snowman by ~gloriouskyle on deviantART


Evil-Snowman VS Yeti


Yetis Vs Snowmen by Barry Keegan


Abominable Snowman by Joe Whiteford

Yeti Arcade: 2 Mobile App Games

Yeti Town (2011) is a Match 3 style game for both iPhone and iPad.






Yeti Confetti (2011) is a game for the iPhone.





Quote: "Find the best caves for the colourful [Yeti] tribes as they frantically run down the snowy mountainside like a handful of colourful confetti.

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Monday, December 26, 2011

Rainey Yeti



Snowboard Yeti Paper Toy by Merrill Rainey

Happy Boxing Day

Sorry, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and some other Commonwealth nations. I am co-opting "Boxing Day" to be about the Yeti Crab.


Yeti Crabs by Irene Goede (more illustrations here)


From Oregon State University


Halloween 2009 Costume

Sunday, December 25, 2011

TIS the season to LOVE YETI


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Fa la la la la, la la la RAAAHH!

Friday, December 23, 2011

Not Yeti Friday - Rübezahl

Legend tells of a wild, white-haired giant who walks about in the high mountains with a tree staff in one hand.

Nope, not who you're thinking.

Legend tells of a jolly man with a big white beard who loves children and gives presents.

Nope, still not who you're thinking.


Rübezahl is his name.

But to call him that will incur his wrath. Better to call him the more respectable "Lord of the Mountains" or "Lord John".

He is a character from German folklore.

He's a proto-Santa. And a proto-yeti kinda, too.