One adventure in gastronomy I have not enjoyed yet is eating an old family photo. The thought of it is
actually not that appealing to me. But what is appealing is the idea
of receiving an edible portrait of almost anything else, especially if
it’s chocolate.
A “tasteful” ad campaign by a Korean food manufacturer has Chinese commuters holding onto Nong Shim instant cup ramen whether they’re hungry or not.
Now we aren’t all millionaires, so we can’t possibly afford having a
couple hundred gold bars to put in our personal
safes. As an alternative, we normal folks can get ones of these Gold Bullion Optical Mouse instead. You know, to show that we can keep up with the gold trend without going into debt.
Can’t decide if you “want to believe” or just want to blow your nose? Don’t just sit there crying to the sky. Thanks to the Alien Autopsy Tissue Box Cover from Japan’s Village Vanguard you can believe and blow at the same time!
The Hana Silicone iPhone 4/4s Case not only displays a distinctive design that sets it apart from other iPhone cases, the unusual suggested user finger placement ensures anyone can “pick” it out from the crowd.
A so-called “home automaker” has turned a sow’s ear into a silk purse, in this case morphing a Toyota MR2 into a Lamborghini Murcielago LP64. The resulting Faux Lambo is said to boast 99% accurate exterior bodywork and a 70% authentic interior.
Obama Flip-Flops? Yes we can, in brightly colored economic crisis-bashing beach sandals, no less!
Terry Grant is hoping NOT to turn over a new Leaf… a Nissan Leaf, that is. The professional stunt driver will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the “fastest time over a distance of one mile in reverse” this weekend at the 2012 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Zarathustra ran for President of Russia. Hank is running for Senator in Virginia. Two cats, worlds apart, but both political, and both sworn to do good for the world, no matter what.
How do you get ridiculously long and massively heavy electrical poles to your construction site without hiring an expensive, purpose-built transport truck? If you’re in China, DIY! Workmen in Wenzhou get their poles to the holes quickly, cheaply and one-at-a-time thanks to a little ingenuity and some very loose traffic regulations.
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