“Going for a swing in the gales on the washing line.”
The Rooster Swing
02/10/11 -- Videos
Thief Steals Sweater Off Dog’s Back
02/10/11 -- Wacky News
“A New York dog owner said a mugger snatched a sweater right off her pet’s back while he was tied up in front of a grocery store. Donna McPherson, 42, said she was inside Ace Supermarket in Brooklyn buying milk for only ’2 minutes,’ but long enough for some cold-hearted crook to steal the $25 green wool coat with leather trim and a belt from the 10-year-old Westie, the New York Post reports. When McPherson came out of the store Lexie was coatless in the freezing cold. She said “I asked him, ‘Where’s your coat?’ like he could answer me.’ McPherson said she looked for the coat and could not find it. She has been canvassing for witnesses and clues, but does not believe police would take the crime seriously. To make Lexie feel better, McPherson said she took him shopping and bought him two new coats.” w/ photo
World’s Fastest Fish
02/10/11 -- Videos
Top 7 Hottest Female Movie Geeks
02/10/11 -- Top Lists
“Over the years, many sexy bombshells have graced movie screens, but do I dare say that us dudes kinda want just a little more than a pretty face? Few actresses have been able to pull off a pretty face and a big brain, but when they do, nothing can beat it… here are the top 7 hottest female movie geeks.” w/ photos
Cat Eats With Hands
02/09/11 -- Hilarious
Top 15 Bizarre Buildings
02/09/11 -- Top Lists
“Architecture can amaze us in so many ways. There are structures that make our jaw drop because of its beauty while others are seem so grandiose to look at. They are also usually those kinds of buildings that convince us to take a double-take on our camera. They look strange, silly, weird, and sometimes, funny. These are the structures that challenge our vision and trick our mind, each time we take another look at them; it takes us back to the awe that architecture always manages to convey. Here are 15 buildings that will surely get a double-take once you get around them.” w/ photos
Etch-A-Sketch Computer
02/09/11 -- Pretty Cool
“The basic construction is an MDF frame, mounted over an LCD monitor. Two water bottle caps act as the knobs for the etch a sketch and the guts of an old roller ball USB mouse have been re purposed to control the PC. An old mouse already has two sets of rollers, one for left-right and one for up-down. These normally press against the ball to detect the mouse movement. A slotted disk on the roller spins between an LED and opto sensor pair to detect the rotation of the knob. I have extracted these roller and sensor arrangements and put them on the left and right of the screen. The left and right clicks have also been extended and put behind each knob.” w/ photos
Tequila Taco Night
02/09/11 -- Deliciousness
