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Chatter Cat
And you thought your cat acted strange when watching birds through the window? This bengal kitten has the whole market on creepy cats cornered.
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Trampoline Technique
At last, an Internet trampoline video that actually demonstrates some skill, and doesn't end with someone breaking in half.
By: SpunOne | Oct 9th, 2006 (11:52 PM) | Thanks: phapSTER
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Xombie 8
The popular Xombie series has reached its 8th installment. It's great, as always!
By: SpunOne | Oct 9th, 2006 (11:34 PM)
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Turkish Star Trek
Apparently Turkey has its own version of the classic Star Trek series. It seems a little more spirited than I remember the old crew.
By: SpunOne | Oct 9th, 2006 (10:59 PM)
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GAMING
Hurty Fingers
A whole new twist on getting "Nintendo thumb" is to reenact your favorite games using Legos. Prying those flat pieces up always hurts a little.
By: SpunOne | Oct 9th, 2006 (12:27 PM)
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Disk Drop
Got a bunch of old hard drives laying around? I guess you should strip the platters out of them, put them into an open drive, spin them up to speed and then attack your filing cabinet.
By: SpunOne | Oct 8th, 2006 (2:52 PM)
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GEEKS!
MIT Sketching
The brains at MIT never fail to impress with their creativity.
By: SpunOne | Oct 7th, 2006 (11:49 AM) | Thanks: Z3RO
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HOT
Shock The Monkey
A classic video of some public monkey love in a tree gets new life when combined with a little voice over. Careful, there's some strong monkey language in this one.
By: SpunOne | Oct 7th, 2006 (11:22 AM) | Thanks: clives
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FYI
Slang of the 20's
I love reading up on slang from long ago. It's the berries!
By: SpunOne | Oct 7th, 2006 (10:42 AM)
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EYE CANDY
Thunder, Lightning, Strike
A guy in Australia taking his first storm pictures managed to capture lightning hitting his neighbor's house, about 20 meters away.
Update: The comments section found a much larger version of the image.
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (11:32 AM)
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COOL
Lego Brick Ice
Surprise people at your next party by giving them ice cubes shaped like Legos. (via Neatorama)
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (2:23 AM)
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One Man Band
"Soapbox Socialism" is a band of one. Normally these sorts of acts are pretty gimmicky, but this guy puts on an impressive show.
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (2:10 AM) | Thanks: junkfisch
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School For Scoundrels
Karl from "Slingblade" meets Napolean Dynamite.
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (2:01 AM) | Thanks: rjames
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GAMING
Handcuffs
Video game music on the guitar that isn't from Nintendo? Blasphemy. Ah well, Guile's theme from Street Fighter 2 will have to suffice for now.
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (1:48 AM) | Thanks: kortanaskew
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Spy Satellite
It must really suck to have your nude sunbathing captured on Google Earth. (Very little nudity.)
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (1:46 AM) | 18+ | Thanks: atarilogic
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FOLLOWUP
Brazil Airplane Collision
The pilots that were heralded as heros in a post here yesterday about a mid-air collision in Brazil are now being investigated for involuntary manslaughter.
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (1:35 AM) | Thanks: pyropheliaC
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Tilt
Not only does the game get hard very fast, but it insults you too.
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (1:04 AM) | Thanks: kvnband
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FYI
Executive Coloring Book
Corporate world got you down? Add a little color!
By: SpunOne | Oct 5th, 2006 (12:32 AM) | Thanks: DreGGs
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Hacker Trip Tape
This "trip tape" was shown at "hacker" parties in Ohio back in 1991. It definitely seems to capture the spirit of the times. (via BoingBoing)
By: SpunOne | Oct 4th, 2006 (11:56 AM)
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Brains!
The mouse brain map, financed by Paul Allen of Microsoft, has recently been finished. Ever wanted to see a 3D map of a mouse brain? Here's your chance. (Requires software download for 3D, but 2D slices can be viewed in browser.)
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (11:45 AM) | Thanks: Commander Tron
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Jet: Shine On
Pitchfork's review of "Shine On" may be the most honest album review in history. (via Waxy)
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (10:39 AM)
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FYI
Cards For Awkward Situations
"YouStupidBitch.com" has a whole line of greeting cards that venture into places other card companies wouldn't dare.
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (2:15 AM) | 18+ | Thanks: DaJibbs
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FYI
How To: Create a Kaleidocycle
If you've got some glue and a few extra minutes, this could be a fun little thing to have around.
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (2:11 AM) | Thanks: BambooBabe
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Blind Camera
"Buttons" is a camera without a lens, without film, and without a light sensor of any type. It can take hours or days for your picture to show up. And when your picture does show up, it isn't your picture at all--it's a picture taken by someone, somewhere else, at the exact instant you pressed the button.
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (1:53 AM) | Thanks: Mannequin
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EYE CANDY
Balls and Polyhedra
Modular origami uses many different pieces of folded paper to form... balls!
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (1:12 AM) | Thanks: Cevius
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GEEKS!
Star Wars Striptease
The intended audience of this show isn't exactly clear, but eh... here you go.
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (1:05 AM) | Thanks: kortanaskew
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COOL
Custom Cassette Generator
Maybe now I'll have a chance with the ladies...
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (12:58 AM) | Thanks: pillowcase
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I'll Miss You Mr. Hooper
Big Bird learns that Mr. Hooper isn't coming back.
By: SpunOne | Oct 3rd, 2006 (12:52 AM) | Thanks: kortanaskew
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COOL
Return of The State
The original cast of MTV's "The State" has released a short skit on YouTube to commemorate the release of their original first season on iTunes.
By: SpunOne | Oct 2nd, 2006 (1:52 AM) | Thanks: wall123floor
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GEEKS!
Tough Cell
One is only micrometers wide. The other is billions of light-years cross. One shows neurons in a mouse brain. The other is a simulated image of the universe. Together they suggest the surprisingly similar patterns found in vastly different natural phenomena.
