Hello demon spawn of sweater and blanket. Hello Snuggie 2.0. (via Digg)
Nov 28, 2009 — posted 29 minutes ago
reblogged from musinginmyworld and vwynx:
(via colouration)
Nov 28, 2009 — reblogged 7 hours ago with 26 notes
The Chipmunk Song - Slowed Down (via Eminence120)
Nov 27, 2009 — posted 18 hours ago
Always blow on the pie.
I just stumbled onto this via Mystery Google. Sage, hilarious advice.
Nov 27, 2009 — posted 1 day ago
Nov 26, 2009 — reblogged 1 day ago with 15 notes
This [secret] changed my life a few years ago: The second controller controls the duck on Duck Hunt.
We found out by accident in college. We were sitting around, drinking, playing Duck Hunt (naturally), and after the duck got stuck on the side of the screen, we realized that our friend was sitting on the controller and the controller would control the direction the duck flew.
We proceeded to turn it into an extremely fun drinking game.
HeroOfCanton (via reddit)
Nov 26, 2009 — posted 2 days ago
The Company of Myself by Eli Piilonen (via RamblingCoder)
This game is wonderful and thought-provoking and woefully depressing. What a strange mix. Would play again.
Play (gamesfree.com)
Nov 26, 2009 — posted 2 days ago
These are the replies every designer secretly drafts, doesn’t send, and saves for comedic nostalgia when asked to do free work. While it’s likely that this record by Australian writer David Thorne is more fiction than fact, but the real Simon Edhouse on twitter and on naymz seem to suggest otherwise.
Either way, the “yes/no” pie chart is the key memetic takeaway of the day. It’s a cornucopia of brilliant.
…oh, and in case you were wondering, this is the guy that tried to pay an overdue bill with a drawing of a spider.
(via reddit)
Nov 25, 2009 — posted 2 days ago
The power of HTML5’s Canvas. Look at the source code: completely readable and intelligible. And… did I mention I love SkiFree?
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Nov 25, 2009 — posted 2 days ago
“Read a Book (Dirty Version i.e. NSFW)” by Bomani Armah (via zeroprime)
Nov 25, 2009 — posted 2 days ago
The new logo is cleaner, which I like. The sidebar format kind of reminds me of Bing though. So Bing copies Google copies Bing… must be a glitch in the Matrix.
I wouldn’t call this a “redesign” though — it’s really a realignment. All of the original design components are still there; everything just feels a little fresher. If you’re going “what are you talking about?” or think I’m nitpicking, I suggest you read Cameron Moll’s “Good Designers Redesign, Great Designers Realign”.
Oh, and if you want to try this out, you can find out how at Google Blogoscoped. You just have to sign out of Google and run some Javascript from your address bar. Eazy peezy.
Nov 25, 2009 — posted 2 days ago
