In Soviet Russia, Glass Makes You.
I finished my Vodka tropical cordial, and noticed where my glass was made.
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17
Nov
Made In Russia
Another food related post, how fucking awesome is this tiny tiny meal!!!!
Tiny burger, tiny drink, tiny fries.
You’d never guess this burger was so tiny judging from this photo!
Made just like a regular burger…
Only tiny!!
Tiny tomatoes, tiny pickles, tiny onion, tiny bread, tiny cheese squares…
This has got to be the coolest burger in the world…
All done!
Tiny french fries!
Tiny french fry packet.
Tiny soda! I dunno if that’s real though…
Tiny tray with tiny paper!
And your tiny meal is ready!!
from here
12
Aug
All Things Bacon!
Fuck I love bacon. Here is a list of really weird, really cool, bacon related products on the internet!
Enjoy!
Bacon Vodka
Bacon Cooking Alarm Clock
Bacon Ice Cream
Chocolate Covered Bacon
Bacon Cake
Canned Bacon
Bacon Soap
Bacon and Ice Cream
Bacon Land!!
Diet Coke with Bacon
Gummy Bacon
Bacon Wallet
Bacon Salt
Bacon Bra
I ♥ Bacon Shirt
Chicken Fried Bacon
Pig Butchering Guide
Bacon on a Stick!
07
Aug
Do it! – QR-Codes
The above is a QR-Code.
“A QR Code is a matrix code (or two-dimensional bar code) created by Japanese corporation Denso-Wave in 1994. The “QR” is derived from “Quick Response”, as the creator intended the code to allow its contents to be decoded at high speed. QR Codes are common in Japan where they are currently the most popular type of two dimensional codes.” – wikipedia
QR-Codes can be read with any camera phone that has a barcode reader installed. Telstra have started using these codes in their advertising to give users access to free downloads like ringtones and stuff, and all recent Telstra phones have the barcode reader applications pre-installed.
If you don’t have this installed, you can get a similar application for free from BeeTagg.
There are plenty of websites that generate these QR-Codes, which can be used to encode not only text messages, but instructions to tell mobiles to access websites, send an SMS, or make a phone call to a certain number.
This is really really cool stuff, I just stumbled to a page about it, and felt like I should share it with you! Download and install the application to your phone, and test out the online code generators! Talk to other clued-in-about-QR-Code people by printing out your generated messages really big and stick them places!
Check out these amazing photos of an ice storm in Switzerland.
It must have been such a surreal feeling to see this in real life!
from
03
Aug
Law & Order: Gotham City
In the Criminal Justice System of Gotham City the people are represented by three separate, yet equally important groups. The Police who investigate crime, the District Attorneys who prosecute the offenders and the Batman.
These are their stories.
*DUN DUN!*
from here
24
Jul
Say “what” again…
How awesome is this?
Now I really, really, really, REALLY, feel like watching Pulp Fiction. But it’s 4.04am and I don’t have it on DVD.
94 bottles of beer!
You take one down, maybe pass it around.
Which leaves you with about 93 bottles of beer on the wall.
Only 200 or so kilometres to go.
Canberra!!! 
14
Jul
Sparkling Sigma
The other night, Christine and I got my car, a whole load of sparklers, and her camera, and made this picture!
Click it to see a bigger version!
THEN SUPERMAN THAT HOE!!!
This is Superman.
He lives somewhere near me I think.
He commonly patrols the local Marketplace, looking out for the citizens and protecting us from the evils of Kryptonite and Lex Luther.
Today he was in our Civic Video, rearranging the DVDs in the Children’s section, I assume foiling some dastardly plot some supervillain had put into motion, so I thought I’d bring these photos to the internet, so we could all bask in his heroic glory.
I don’t know who he is, or why he has come to our planet, but I feel safer knowing he is here, running through the West Ryde Woolworths, calling people “Turkeys”, screaming incoherently, and jumping around, pretending to fly.
God bless you odd Superman, God bless you.
