Zombify Yourself

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

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(Yes, I cheated by starting with Gary Busey)

With Halloween coming up, yet another fun thing to do: Zombify Yourself, courtesy of the website for the recent (awesome) film, “Zombieland.”

Wallpaper: Happy Halloween

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

To help get you all in the Halloween mood – here’s a stylish oldschool Halloween wallpaper from all of us at Blogadilla [click to enlarge].
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Taco Trucks!

Sunday, July 5th, 2009

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We at Blogadilla like tacos and we love Goopymart.

Now both great things come together in one awesome (and FREE) package:

Goopymart’s Print-N-Fold Taco Truck Collection!!

EcoFont

Tuesday, January 6th, 2009

Though the name is a little ambitious (this font will not likely save rainforests), the concept is incredibly cool: a font that requires less ink.

The free EcoFont, by SPRANQ.

(via Dan)

Cheet Sheets

Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008

Free downloadable Christmas shopping Cheet Sheets by Made in England.

(via Notcot)

Cootie Fight!

Monday, November 17th, 2008

This September, Hero Interactive released their free and awesome flash game Microbe Kombat. You’re a microbe and the rules are simple: eat, get big, or get eaten. And don’t catch any viruses.

Playable at Hero Interactive and Random Good Stuff.

Flagella Bonus Round:
If you dig Microbe Kombat, you’re going to love Jenova Chen’s award-winning flash game flOw – as a plankton, you eat, grow, and make your way to the bottom of the ocean. And the music is amazing.

Where’s an Egg

Monday, November 10th, 2008

The Videlectrix free flash game “Where’s an Egg“:
Awesome 8-bit soundtrack and graphics, and an entertaining game once you get the hang of it.
There are no instructions.

In simple terms:
• Someone has the egg and you must shoot them.
• Others may know who has the egg.
• Everyone has a place and an object.
• Some suspects lie and some tell the truth and there are ways of finding out who.

My best score to date: 992

(via Didn’tYouHear, via Notcot)