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Spontaneous Generation.
The weekend was very busy, but productive. I created pineapple upside-down cupcakes from ingredients. (The gas range works quite well, incidentally.) The husband created bedroom furniture from heavy Ikea boxes. Once we got all the clothes and dainties out of the scattered boxes and into the drawers, the bedroom came together quite well. We were also tipped off to a marvelous invention - Temporary Window Blinds. These little beauties adhere right to your window, and give you privacy until your custom made Costco blinds arrive. Modern technology saves the day again.
In other news, here are some fun internet distractions that I've been meaning to share:
- Crabs in Hats #57 U + Mii = Wii - This picture appeals to me in so many ways. I think crabs are cute, though I can't really explain it. I also like the Goomba putting the moves on the happy crab girl, but she's just enjoying herself with the Wii. It works for me on so many levels.
- Will It Blend - iPhone Edition - This guy has been putting stuff in blenders for years. Starbucks has his blenders, so it must be working for him. Actually, this is a very good piece of marketing, and a steal at $600. It really sets a strong message about the product, and tons of people watch the videos. (He also did some Transformers.)
- Very Hungry Kitten - It is what it says. I've got to get some real kittens.
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Quickies.
Here's a trio of quick internet dabs of fun.
- Moogles vs. Cat - the ultimate showdown. The same person did some nice drawings of the FFVI crew.
- Check out this Computer Monster. If the internet is to be belived, it was a 1967 IBM training video, done by Henson and Oz, and later shown on the Ed Sullivan show.
- Lastly, as a little something for the fellows, I present Cats n Racks.
Cheers!
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Code Monkey.
The 'Code Monkey' song now has a WoW captured video to accompany it. If you haven't seen or heard, check it out.
The guy who makes the videos (not the song) is a Program Manager at Adobe. I bet that helps with the video editing. Anyhow, he's got a pile of similar videos on YouTube. "Eat Your Brains" allows me to re-use my awesome "song" CSS:
All we want to do is eat your brains
We're not unreasonable
I mean, no one's gonna eat your eyes
excerpt from "re: Your Brains" by Jonathan Coulton