Anything and Everything that is cool, hot, fresh and classic.
A cargo container with thousands of bags of Doritos inside fell off a container ship and broke apart off the coast of North Carolina, spilling the bags onto the beach where scavengers were able to collect and enjoy the chips due to their airtight packaging. Quality packaging: a source of pride at the Doritos factory.
[Via: Digg]
Subway touts its restaurant as an easy way to eat fresh, but I’d be willing to bet that the bison that goes into their bison noodle soup has been sitting in a freezer for quite some time before finding its way into the soup de jure. It’s not like bison just roam the streets, looking to end their lives as a local Subway soup, I’m sure they have to be imported from somewhere. Actually, Subway doesn’t serve a bison noodle soup, but don’t tell that to the customers who fell victim to this slightly amusing prank. By copying the soup name card that Subway uses to advertise their soups and then creating a new and slightly modified version, one prankster was able to offer such delights as sunset minestrone, fiesta queso con queso, and cream of regret to hungry customers. The site documenting this Subway switcheroo also encourages other pranksters to follow suit with a template that can be used to create a unique concoction that is sure to surprise many a hungry customer. Musty mushroom anyone?
[Via: Digg]
What if a real hamster got stuck in a video game? Thankfully, the Internet was invented to answer all of life’s little questions.
[Via: Kotaku]
The Game game is a “social phenomenon and an anti-memory game, the object of which is to forget its existence”. It’s spread by word of mouth, and there are only a few basic rules:
There’s no end to the game, and players can lose repeatedly; the only object is to lose less than your opponents. There are a variety of strategies that can be used to maximize your opponents’ losses while minimizing your own, so players should be creative. Oh, and by reading this story, you lose The Game (go ahead, announce your loss, I had to to write this story).
The iGroove iPanty for your iPod nano might not be the most practical iAccessory ever made, but if you’re iPlaylist contains more songs in the naughty category than in the nice, it may just be the most appropriate. Made of black lace with a pink ribbon and a matching removable pocket to hold your nano, these panties are “so techie chic! Perfect for those of us who love to lounge around in sexy undies all day AND have our music!” I couldn’t have said it better myself.
[The Sexy Society - iGroove Panty]
[Via: Techie Diva]
Twenty-six craftsman worked a combined 525 hours to complete this 50,000 bar, 8.32 meter tall, 1950 kg chocolate egg, setting a new world record in the process. Sadly, this delicious looking egg was never meant to be eaten, having spent an entire week outside in the weather. What a waste.
[Via: Neatorama]
Here’s a fun easter egg to try out if you’re running the Mozilla Firefox browser (and you should be):
[Wikipedia - The Book Of Mozilla]
[Via: JohnTP]
The “one picture taken every day for a period of time in some person’s life” videos had their time to shine atop the YouTube views chart, but you know their popularity has reached a peak is going to take a hasty downhill turn when the spoof videos start to appear. Enjoy the demise.
[Via: Digg]
Paint? We don’t need no stinkin’ paint. We’ll just cover it in a bunch of tiles and call it a day. I’m imagining this was the thought process behind this Mini Cooper, which was covered in decorative ceramic tiles for the Guangzhou International Design Week 2006. Though it actually looks pretty good, I’d like to see someone try to wash and wax the thing.
[Via: Spluch]
