Jill Harness's Blog Posts
Because Skyrim was just too serious before. Now you too can pew pew your way through the game thanks to this great mod.
When most of us might ask a few friends, look up restaurants on Yelp or just try a random new place when we are visiting a new city, Anthony Bordain has his own unique suggestion to find the best restaurant in a new city:
Have any of you ever tried this? Or do you have your own method for finding new places in new locales?
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Get online and write something along the lines of, "hey guys, I just had the absolute best chicken rice at [restaurant x] in Singapore, no questions asked, hands down, everything else pales in comparison," then sit back and enjoy the show as the internet foodie elite each jump into the fray to defend their own picks to the death. You'll get a much bigger response, more passionate praise, and it'll probably end up being a little fun to boot.
Have any of you ever tried this? Or do you have your own method for finding new places in new locales?
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Parasites are rarely adorable, but this tiny little cabin in San Francisco certainly is.
The structure, which measures approximately W7 x D8 x H11 feet, takes on a 19th-century architectural style. Constructed from vintage building materials - it has a welded aluminum frame, with an exterior finished with 100 year-old reclaimed barn board from Ohio - the dwelling is meant to be an homage to the romantic spirit of the western myth and a commentary on the arrogance of westward expansion.
Sure it might not be lived in, but it does seem to be functional and could actually become someone's home at some point.
Link via BoingBoing
Disney released this great real life version of the classic moment from Lady and the Tramp to celebrate the upcoming release of the film on Blu-ray. While Tramp doesn't look quite right and the spaghetti slurping isn't exactly the same, it's still pretty true to the original, which is pretty impressive when it comes to directing real dogs to act like animations.
Via Laughing Squid
Artist Binksy completely captured the entire problem with The Phantom Menace in one perfect creation.
Link Via The Daily What
Don't miss the chance to head over to Cute Overload where you can check out an incredible close up, showing his precious heart-shaped nose.
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To be fair, they don't actually eat this stuff these days, but it's still a fun science experiment to try at home.
Via CraftZine
Maybe it's just me, but this seems like a great prank if you're moving offices at your job or if you're leaving...it's not doing any real damage, but it's certainly leaving a mark. Of course, if they aren't too computer savvy and don't have an IT department, this might affect your future reference when they claim you trashed a computer before you left.
Link Via Geeks Are Sexy
"I've got two moles to attack, a cub to feed and a field to frolic in, can we get this line moving already?" Just be patient Mr. Fox, be patient, you'll get to use the ATM eventually.
First spotted by Ash Warner Via BoingBoing
Lazy dog owners across the world could use these brilliant inventions to help exercise their pets without actually having to walk themselves.
Fake Science is a great blog filled with all kinds of fun facts like the one above. Who knew that cats actually have built in danger sensors?
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It might be a little late now, but these great Valentines cards by Ben Kling are simply fantastic, not to mention punny as all heck.
Link Via Geekosystem
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