Think Twice Before Getting This Ringtone…
Wednesday, March 12th, 2008(Thanks Pop!)
(Thanks Pop!)
Just when I thought I’d seen everything, I saw this. Is the guy really going to want to rock this tattoo when he’s 80?

(via Jeff)
Lil Wayne + The Bravery. Make it Rain + Unconditional. The result? You be the judge. My opinion? Indie Electronica Rap ain’t half bad.
Make It Rain Unconditionally - Mashup by Johnny Haze, 2008
This is a little old, but I still love it:
The First Annual MySpace Stupid Haircut Awards.
(via i-am-bored.com)
[A nice follow-up to last week's Honda del Sol X-Wing.]
Another awesome car mod:
the Subaru Outback Ghostbusters ‘Ecto 1′.
(via Notcot.org)
Free Punch!:
The Beeskit team has a nice video gallery of their sociological “missions” and art projects throughout Seoul, South Korea. “Free Punch” and “Elevator Workout” are two personal favorites.
Link: The Beeskit YouTube page.
Elevator Workout:
These “Collectible Treasure Cards” were on the back of a box of Froot Loops.
Does anybody else think these sound a little fruity?
“TOUCAN SAM - Can smell adventure coming from miles away.”
“COLOSSAL LOOP - The loop that needs a colossal mouth.”
“BLACK BEAK - The pirate king with the fruitiest booty.”
“GLITTER ISLAND - The best island to find Golden Berry loops.”
“FROOT LOOPS - Six colors for sailin’ the seven seas.”
This is what happens when you’ve worked in an office far too long - you invent games like “Hide and Go Poop.”
To be honest, I’d probably play this if I worked there.
I’d probably be Grand Champion and brag about it, too.
This weekend, I found a local source for Dublin Dr. Pepper. Score!
For those of you who aren’t in-the-know: Dublin Dr. Pepper is the special original recipe Dr. Pepper, bottled in Dublin, Texas, and only available to people who are awesome. They use cane sugar, it adds a nice caramel note to the ‘Pepper.
Some interesting Dr. Pepper info:
• The company holds that Dr.Pepper is “a unique blend of 23 flavors” and that “the formula is proprietary information.” The fundamental flavors of Dr. Pepper are cherry and almond (amaretto). It is a spicy cherry-almond softdrink.
• Though it may have flavor notes similar to prune juice, it contains no prune juice, and never has.
• Because Dr. Pepper has figured so prominently in the pantheon of American softdrinks, it has been “cloned” dozens and dozens of times. There are entire online galleries of fake Dr. Peppers. The most well known clone being Mr. Pibb (by Coca-Cola).
• The late comedian Mitch Hedberg said it best:
“Mr. Pibb is a replica of Dr.Pepper. But it’s a bullshit replica - ‘cause the dude didn’t even get his degree. Why’d you have to drop-out and start making pop so soon?!”
(via Planet Timbotron)
Here’s a background short on Baron Davis and Emanuelle Chriqui’s film, One Shot, that we profiled last week. Is this what professional athletes from Hollywood do in the off season?
[Editors note from Heywood]: Blogadilla is pumped to welcome long-time reader and contributor Nerol Someones as a new author. Be (somewhat) nice to the guy- we’re glad to have him!
I love my ipod. I talk to it. “I love you, ipod.” I have it full of obnoxious Justin Timberlake videos. But, I had no idea I could love it this way. Dang.
“Simply plug OhMiBod into your iPod® or any music player and it automatically vibrates to the rhythm and intensity of the music. Let your body feel the vibrations as you get down with your favorite tunes”.
Also check out Boditalk - “Boditalk™ is activated by calls made to or from your cell phone when in close range. The cell signal triggers a unique 3 pattern vibrating sequence that lasts for the entire call – enabling you to “get off while you’re on.”"
I took this screenshot after last night’s UNC-Duke men’s basketball game. Take special note of Dick Vitale’s hyperhidrotic sweat glands… I mean, who sweats through his own tie?
Albanese Gummi Jet Fighters
(No, they are not from Albania).
Wow, it’s like an invasion in my mouth!
They’re an airstrike of flavor!
They’re carpet-bombing my taste buds!
Taste the collateral damage!
Blogadilla co-author Allison and I just got back from watching 10,000 BC. The following is an inventory of our comments driving home from the movie:
•”It’s sad when the best actor in a movie is a computer animated Wooly Mammoth.”
•”If they show this on an airplane, I’m jumping.”
•”This is what happens when you take drugs in a natural history museum.”
•”I’ve picked scabs that were more satisfying.”
•”It was a great comedy.”
•”Roland Emmerich peaked at Godzilla.”
•”10,000 BC - yeah, 10,000 Bad Choices.”
•”Why is it that everyone in 10,000 BC looked like Adam Duritz from Counting Crows?”
You gotta love an artist who can do this with zombies and yuppies a Stephen King story.
(thanx for clarification Isabel)
I could watch this over and over.
At 3 mins 30 secs, it gets amazing.
To do the Japanese Algorithm Exercise properly, you will need:
•A suit.
•A friend.
•6 ninjas.
Bonus Round: It can also be done with Filipino prisoners.
This is Jaimie.
He lives in a geodesic dome in the forest.
He likes building things.
He is currently building a giant 6-legged robot.
You can watch Jaimie’s progress on his YouTube page.
Go, Jaimie, Go!
Baron Davis of the Golden State Warriors, A.K.A. B-Diddy, A.K.A. Boom Dizzle; has just added another A.K.A. to his moniker: Rollergirl.
Check out this bizarre, but comical short film of the Baron, directed by Emmanuelle Chriqui, better known as Sloan from the HBO series Entourage:
(Thanks Loren; via Fanhouse)