Wow! Talk about being sore winners.

"something work looking through"?

Every once in a while a simple typo gives the impression that you guys work on smartphones.

Very cute, but not necessarily correct.

http://ryantrotz.com/2012/05/ios-multitasking-stop-force-quitting-applications/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ios-multitasking-stop-force-quitting-applications

Don't know what it is, but I'm pretty sure I've seen Moe use it on Curly's nose in a Three Stooges short.

It's a Panel Trowel. It's used for spreading white grout in the gaps between comic book panels. That's why it's shaped like a word balloon.

Neato turtle, natural, large

This whole article should be in the past tense. Sadly, we lost Stan in 2008.

Did Disney launch an offensive against Universal Studios or something?

Autobot Jumper Cable

Neato Turtle, Large, Natural

That cat has no nose. "How does he smell?" Awful!

OMG! That's the TV remote from our first TV when I was a kid! A ginormous Zenith console with a built in "hi-fi." Ha! I loved that thing. Saved it for years after the TV died. It made a clicking noise that ended with a little "ping" (kind of like the noise a dogdeball makes). That's why I still call the remote the "clicker." Wow, what memories. Building a fort out of sofa cushions and watching Speed Racer with a bowl of Franken Berry cereal. Thanks for helping me out of my Steve Jobs funk, Neatorama.

Oh, and if I still have a shot at a shirt: NeatoTurtle, Large, natural

A manhole cover sharpener (for the coming zombie apocalypse).

NeatoTurtle, large, natural

From her blog - "Luke's Sword swings, and his training device rotates"

SWORD!? Into the Sarlac with her!

I kinda think this story should be titled "18 Things you MAY NOT know about Firefly" because any respectable Browncoat was unsurprised by most of these. I didn't know the actual body count. That's a good nerdstat for my intersect.

The friend he drew this for is Carmine Infantino, an artist for DC comics since the 40s. Probably most notable for drawing the Flash in the Golden and Silver ages of comics.

I remember 1984. I can still hear the squealing of my 1200 baud modem connecting me to the BBS across town because there was NO INTERNET! Now that I think about it, I might just have tinnitus.