Monthly Archives: May 2009

Tweeting Too Hard: the site where self-important tweets get recognized

May 19, 2009 @ 6:04 pm

I could very easily submit some of the people I’m following on Twitter to this site. And I’m sure the same can be said of me by some others. Oh well! I guess I should stop Tweeting so hard. Share … Continue reading →

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Cat sneaking up on somebody without actually moving

May 19, 2009 @ 11:03 am

Ok, of course the cat is moving. But every time the camera goes back to view the cat, the cat seems to be in the same stance as it was previously, just in a different spot on the floor. Thanks … Continue reading →

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Elevated roadway collapses in China

May 19, 2009 @ 10:59 am

On May 17th, the Hongqi Road of Zhuzhou City in Hunan province collapsed onto several vehicles below killing up to 4 people. There’s rumor going around that the number of dead is actually much higher because the accident happened at … Continue reading →

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MTA Jacket: When I Move You Move, Just Like That

May 19, 2009 @ 9:49 am

Photo from illwwwill on Photobucket Will Carpio captured this photo of a presumably homemade (or custom-made) MTA jacket that dons the slogan “When I Move You Move Just Like That”. For those who don’t know, that phrase is borrowed from … Continue reading →

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Famous movie moments played out in iChat

May 19, 2009 @ 9:39 am

Famous Movie Moments Conducted Through Ichat: Malcolm and Cole by Laser Bread on Flickr Brock Davis (the same person who placed googley eyes on lots of things) has created 3 images that show what famous movie moments might have looked … Continue reading →

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Michael Tyznik redesigns the Dollar

May 19, 2009 @ 9:13 am

Richard Smith’s Dollar Redesign Project has been going strong with a constant stream of submissions as of late. I wanted to highlight Michael Tyznik’s particular submission because it seems to solve the biggest problem people have with redesigning US currency … Continue reading →

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