Cezary Jan Strusiewicz
Cezary Jan Strusiewicz is a freelance writer living in Japan.
Previously, he's worked at Cracked.com as an editor, columnist, and interviewer. He's also written for the Observer, Metropolis Magazine, Tokyo Weekender, WAttention, and The Hard Times.
You can follow him on Twittter @ostrichson.
Articles
It is said that life imitates art, but when giant skeletons are involved it gets a bit more complicated.
It takes a big man to shrug off not being recognized as one of the world’s most important big men.
This advice is cheaper than Rosetta Stone, and less threatening than the evil Duolingo owl.
Meat props exist on movie sets because using a real salami in an action scene is too dangerous.
Samurai movies would be way more rad if Hollywood showed us fewer katanas and more battle pipes.
Did you hear the one about the dead pope who was dug up, put on trial and then executed? It’s not a joke … that actually happened.
Sometimes bullies can be reasoned with or ignored. Other times, you have to kick the crap out of 7 of them at the same time.
We're not sure which would be more surprising: the fact that you were about to be murdered, or that the weapon was cartoon levels of weird.
You’ve probably seen this painting. But the story behind it is a bit scarier.