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Interesting factoid I wasn’t aware of.

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Be the envy of all your friends by having your gadgets painted by ColorWare!  Kinda pricey, but if I could actually afford to throw $200 at this, I would probably do it.  From the article on The Register, they actually disassemble the device to paint it.  They do corporate branding, too.  Check out the Red Robin Wii!

My rendition of hotdog stand on an iPhone.

Does our money contain a prophecy or talisman for 9/11

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Erika and I love to use this snot sucker on our kids.  It works very well and is harmless to the child.  Apparently, my oldest thinks he can suck his own snot.

Sometimes I run across things and get a warm fuzzy knowing there are kindred spirits out there in the world. Google has put an easter egg in reader, activated by “The Code.” Go to google.com/reader and enter:

Via BB Gadgets

PS - The code also works on digg, to expand all comments. Sweet!

7ft tall when standing up.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bestoftv/2008/04/01/cooper.shot.monday.cnn?iref=mpvideosview

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I find this an amazing thing.  Pooping on Vista!!   It’s perfect!!  I can wipe my ass with vista.  I figure it’s payback for microsoft shitting on me!

[ gizmodo.com ]

amazing!

From the NY Times:

From 1999 to 2004, the actor Wesley Snipes earned $38 million appearing in more than half a dozen movies, including two sequels to his popular vampire thriller “Blade.”

Peter Cosgrove / AP File Photo

Actor Wesley Snipes with his press assistant Judy Smith in December 2006. The 45-year-old action star is set to go on trial Monday, Jan. 14, 2008, on tax fraud and conspiracy charges.

The taxes he paid in the same period? Zero.

But unlike other celebrities who find themselves on the wrong side of the Internal Revenue Service, Mr. Snipes has a flamboyant explanation: he argues that he is not actually required to pay taxes.

Mr. Snipes, who is scheduled to go on trial Monday in Ocala, Fla., has become an unlikely public face for the antitax movement, whose members maintain that Americans are not obligated to pay income taxes and that the government extracts taxes from its citizens illegally.

via  ny times

From the bursting bubbles department, a new study finds the Wii isn’t real exercise. No one tell the wives, please. But, I don’t know if I completely believe their findings, because they say Wii Sports tennis is more strenuous then the boxing game.

All the children of the 80’s rejoice, specs for KITT 2.0 have been released. Although, I think they should have stuck with a low profile spoiler, but that’s just personal preference.