WATCH: Epic Shampoo Prank
They don’t call it epic for nothing. “Wash. Rinse. Repeat.”
LINK: via Buzzfeed.
They don’t call it epic for nothing. “Wash. Rinse. Repeat.”
LINK: via Buzzfeed.
WHEN: June 25th (tomorrow) from 6-10PM
WHERE: Brooklyn’s Gowanus Studio Space, 166 7th Street
WHAT: This is the suerbowl of jigglers. Watch the video. Watch your jaw drop. It’s too late to register to compete, but just $8 to attend the big show. See you there.
LINK: Gowanusstudio.
You’re probably going to need headphones if you’re at work… and help if you’re not at least 25. 30 questions in total. I got 24. Boom!
NOTE: Not only do the pictures have nothing to with the quiz, they’re not even the right decade. But they were already on my machine and Mr T always makes me smile. Don’t hold it against me.
LINK: Ebaumsworld.
WHEN: I don’t know for sure… Soon though.
WHERE: Again, that information is not available at this time. Click here to join the NY chapter’s Facebook page for day of (or just before) announcements.
WHAT: The wildest party you’ve ever been to… meets bingo! There are of course rules: “No old people. No boring people. No office parties. No work suits. No customer service.” Don’t be intimidated though, there are also prizes. Big, bad-ass, prizes. More details after the jump. Thanks B for the tip-off.
LINK: Rebelbingo.
I still don’t have an iPhone but I was stuck on a plane last night next to a girl who did. She also had Jukebox Music Quiz, a game that tests your knowledge of your own music. Thanks to that (and her willingness to share with the guy in the seat next to her), when it was all said and done, 45 minutes stuck on the tarmac didn’t sound that bad. Check it out for yourself.
LINK: Jukeboxmusicquiz.
What’s better than cake, you ask? A cake shaped like something you love! I would get one of me eating a cake that looks like me eating a cake. It would be a Mobius strip of cake eating and narcissism.
LINK: Humor Articles via Random Good Stuff.
Ready for freedom? This is scary, fun, and brilliant all rolled up into one. Download the app. Dial in how much freedom you need (up to 8 hours worth). From that point on, beg, borrow, or steal, there’s no internet for you. Freedom is, of course, free. HFIT? But it’s only for the Mac (go figure).
LINK: Macfreedom via Switched.
This might be the best bat costume ever. Granted, it’s all about hanging around in the right places (rimshot please). Well done as always Remy.
LINK: via Trendhunter.
Yup, make music right here, right now:
1. Select 1 of 8 different Sound Patterns from the small colour- coded Matrixes on the right.
2. Use your mouse to draw or select notes on each 16 Step Matrix and combine sounds.
3. For each Pattern, you can adjust Volume, Mute, Clear, or set the Audio Pan from Left to Right.
4. Click on the Tempo value and drag your mouse up or down to change the overall Tempo.
5. Get & Share allows you to, well, get and share. Have a go.
The fun starts after the jump.
LINK: Inudge.
Ever heard of a Flarf? Yeah, my neither. Furd, maybe, but never a Flarf. Anyway, this morning Jason Kottke alerted me to the newly minted and somewhat questionable art form of Flarf, buy which poets are crafting poems using random bits of pieces taken from Google searches. Fun, right? Time to twist it doggle-style. Go to your email, find the last email somebody forwarded you (not just sent you, but actually forwarded) and post either the subject or first line in the comments below. Every ten or so I’m combine them just as they came in, but all stacked together for readability into a poem. Here’s hoping we come up with something fun…
LINK: Kottke.
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