“Why feed the hungry when you can shove it in their faces with a slip n’ slide.” — nemox
Ramen Slip N’ Slide
08/19/11 -- Videos
Super Mario Bros (Paper Stop Motion)
08/19/11 -- Pretty Cool
Pizza Made From Pizza-Flavored Snacks
08/19/11 -- Deliciousness
“Two grocery stores, one gas station, and a couple of strange looks from the cashier later and I had my haul: Pizza Supreme Doritos, Pizzalicious Pringles, Pepperidge Farm Flavor Blasted Xplosive Pizza Goldfish crackers, Pepperoni Pizza Combos, and of course, the pizza hummus… It occurred to me that up until now I had been limiting myself to pizza only in its natural state. It was obvious what I had to do next — find as many pizza-flavored items as I could and turn them into a pizza.” w/ photos
Top 89 Things I Learned At The Juggalo Gathering
08/19/11 -- Top Lists
“I’ve finally recovered and am ready to tell you about my experience. Here’s everything I learned from spending 4 full days and nights surrounded by Juggalos in Cave-In-Rock, Illinois.” w/ photos
The Emotigraph
08/19/11 -- Pretty Cool
“Emotigraph is a laser-cut wooden plaything with a mechanism which lets you change its face between a variety of moods. Simply turn the disc underneath Emotigraph, and it’ll go from elated, to depressed, to non-plussed in seconds (just like you.) The exact expressions on the included disc are ‘happy,’ ‘angry,’ ‘sad,’ and ‘surprised.’ However, additional discs can be purchased for moods like ‘bashful,’ ‘sorry,’ ‘whisper,’ and ‘maybe.’ The interchangeable discs are why its called the Emotigraph (‘emotion phonograph’, get it?)” w/ photos
Dancin’ Japanese Toy
08/19/11 -- Only In Japan
Cow Found With Head Stuck In Ladder
08/19/11 -- Wacky News
“The Scottish SPCA was contacted by locals after a cow was seen with its head stuck in a ladder on a farm in South Ayrshire. Scottish SPCA inspector Kerry Kirkpatrick informed the farm owner of the Belgian Blue bullock’s head mishap, to take action and help release the cow from the ladder. ‘When the job came through my first thought was, this is a wind up,’ Inspector Kirkpatrick told the BBC. ‘But I arrived at the field to find the cow looking confused but surprisingly calm despite having his head wedged tightly in between the rungs of the ladder. ‘The farmer’s family rounded up the whole herd into a holding pen and we managed to gently pull the ladder off the cow’s head. ‘The farmer had no idea how the ladder ended up in his field as he only recently took on the lease for the land. It may have been used to patch up a hole in the fence or it could have fallen off a passing van or lorry. Either way, it’s a rescue I won’t forget in a while.” w/ photo
Tickle That Dog!
08/19/11 -- Videos
