A simple survey lets you know which Simpson (and we’re talking full cast here people, not just the crew living at 742 Evergreen Terrace) you’re most like personality wise. Somehow I came up being a “Marge”. So who is you? Take the test and let us know.
LINK: Simpsons.
Your words. His can. Their wall. For just about $60USD, they’ll write whatever you type on the “security wall” separating Israel and Palestine. Use it as the perfect canvas to say something profound, send a message to a friend, or just plain be clever. “It was meant to keep people apart, now it can bring people together.” How fun is that?
Having been to Palestine myself (thanks UN. NOTE: Looking tough is hard to do with a purple bandanna wrapped around your wrist in the parking lot of a convenience store on the “safe” side, as was the case when this picture was taken) I can tell you anything to help support positive commerce on the other side is a good thing.
LINK: Sendamessage.
If I could do this, I would do it all the time.
Unless I just misread something, the iPhone App Store has a new one that lets you turn on and off the phones vibrating functions at will, turning the phone into a “personal messager.” How fun is that? I’ll spare you the all the jokes floating around in my head (real high-brow stuff like “when borrowing, sniff before dialing) and just say that, whatever it takes to get you to that happy place, Zoomdoggle fully endorses.
LINK: Prweb.
It’s like Puzzle Spinner, only it’s falling, not spinning. Connect groups of three to get them out of there. Clear all of the balls to clear the level. Click the pic to get the game.
Explains Christian: “My earliest memories of making art involve the use of wax crayons. I can still remember the pleasure of opening a new box of crayons: the distinct smell of the wax, the beautifully colored tips, everything still perfect and unused. Using the first crayon from a new box always gave me a slight pain. Through a novel technique that I have developed, I again find myself working with the familiar form of the crayon.” Brialliant! This kind of moasic is fun to do too. In case I never told you, here’s the how-to that set the wheels in motion for my own experiments (Obama and Mr T).
LINK: Christianfaur via Buzzfeed.
I took the “for novelty purposes only” bit off. What are the odds my bank goes for this? Head to Bank of Obama to make your own. They’ll even mail out a copy (to a friend in need perhaps – odds are my sister, who once told me “every X-Files episode is based on a real FBI case” and that “only two people at Coke know the complete recipe, and for security they can never be in the same place at the same time”, would actually take it to the bank) for just $1.99. How fun is that?
LINK: Bankofobama via Presurfer.
It starts off slow, but gets interesting fast. Guy drives forklift. Whole warehouse crumbles to the ground. This is pretty much how every one of my day jobs ends.
Oh no, I told you last week I thought my sneaker addiction was coming back… these Alexander McQueen Pumas, the gold and silver ones, might just be the pair that pushes me over the edge. I hate this feeling. Collecting is fun (as is having people stare at your feet like you’ve got boobs on ‘em), the bills (did I mention that these puppies’ll set you back $300) are not. Maybe someone at Puma really likes this site…
LINK: Alexandermqueenpuma.
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Pick up someone else's camera.
Let your face get completely slack.
Shake hard.
Flash.
Wait for it to be found.
Smile.
The next time someone picks you up in their car - say a friend or family member - climb in the back, right-hand seat, leaving the front passenger seat empty. With a straight face, tell 'em where to. It's a little game I call "Chauffeur." Fun.
Write the letters "B" and "R" on a one-dollar bill. Tuck your boner anywhere you please. Pull it out when least expected for maximum effect.
For this one, you need to be in the back of a car.
And you can't be the only one there.
first, let your body go limp (it helps to imagine you've actually got no bones).
Next, undo you're seatbelt.
Now play Jello.
The fun starts midway through the first turn one.
On a hot day, few things beat "stinky ice cream":
While eating with a friend, ask if their's smells funny too.
When they go in for a whiff, give the old elbow a little bump.
Not too hard, just enough to powder their nose.
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