Hack the Easy-Bake
Sunday, October 26th, 2008The nationwide gourmet cupcake trend is already stale. . . and overpriced.
What will soon become the popular new culinary art:
Hacking the Easy-Bake Oven – the challenging art of producing fine cuisine from an Easy-Bake oven.
• “The Easy-Bake Oven Gourmet” by David Hoffman.
(via Susan)
Help, a Mouse!
Monday, September 29th, 2008Got a mouse in your house and the hardware store is closed? Or just don’t like killing mice? Check out these novel solutions for how to humanely catch a mouse with household items!
Blogadilla reader Laura is actually in this predicament at present, and has attempted a contraption like this. Update coming as news develops.
UPDATE 9/30/08: Trap not successful. Exterminator called. Oh well, it was a fun idea.
(concept via Dezeen)
Child Safety Tattoos
Friday, June 13th, 2008
(this application not recommended by safetytat.com)
Safetytat.com – Temporary child safety tattoos that have allergy or special needs info, and “if lost, please call ____” tattoos are also available. A brilliant idea that may save lives.
I decided to design Blogadilla’s very own “Adult Safety Tats” (and you can print your own with transfer tattoo paper).
Rednecks Doing What They Do Best….Art?
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008If you’ve ever been this inspired while eating barbecued wings, you’re probably a redneck.
BPOW: Heart Attack on a Stick
Wednesday, June 4th, 2008MMM….French fry coated bacon on a stick!

For more French fry-covered goods, including a photo how-to, click to phil.lees’ Flickr Photostream. Also check out the the French fry-covered hot dog!
What Is It?: The Hobo Nickel
Thursday, May 29th, 2008Though the art of engraving designs onto metal currency pre-existed “Hobo Nickels,” when the American “Indian Head Nickel” was released in 1913, the art form took off. Given the large size and relative low cost of the nickel, this became the canvas of choice among hobos – often adding a hat and scruffy beard to the Indian portrait, making him into a hobo.
The Original Hobo Nickel Society (OHNS) is doing its best to keep this odd artform alive – take a look at their gallery of newly crafted Hobo Nickels.
(via Garry)











