Was surfing some random blogs the other day and came across this gem. I thought it was hilarious, and it made me hungry at the same time. I am pretty curious as to how the idea for this site came up. haha
A lot more of these guys here.
http://scanwiches.com/
A friend of mine recently got back from basic training, and bought a s14 240 with some of his signing bonus. I had always been a fan on 240s in general, but this is the first one I’ve actually been around on a regular basis, although it’s not his first. Strangely enough I find myself wanting one more and more every day. 2009 may have an s13 coupe in store.
Came across this on the Format NY blog today and thought it was pretty funny.
These would have come in handy in Elementary school when you didn’t want anyone to touch your lunch or ask to trade. haha
Anti-Theft Lunch Bags are regular sandwich bags that have green splotches printed on both sides. After your sandwich is placed inside, no one will want to touch it.
Check out skforlee’s website for a bunch of other cool things.
You never have to worry about your car getting stolen any longer! I thought this was pretty sweet. Except your house might begin to smell like a Jiffy Lube.
“The $5.995 million Bader House, a two-bedroom home on Harold Way that’s billed as the ultimate bachelor pad, has been on the market for a while, but is worth pointing out for this detail: “Unique architectural details include a parking spot in your living room.” If you’re the sort of bachelor who only washes your car infrequently–and leaves AstroBurger wrappers and coffee mugs in the passenger seat–this probably isn’t the place for you.”
Check out the full article – Hollywood Hills Bader House
While reading the newest Sneaker Freaker newsletter I came across a cool interview with graphic design artist, Shauna Luedtke, who does custom designs on Vans slip-ons. She’s done some pretty cool designs, from Anchorman, to The Life Aquatic, and even a Mario Bro’s pair.
Check out the interview – Shauna Luedtke (Slip-Offs Interview)
I was surfing the web today and came across a really cool site where you can turn normal sized JPG images into huge posters…
“The Rasterbator creates huge, rasterized images from any picture. Upload an image, print the resulting multi-page pdf file and assemble the pages into extremely cool looking poster up to 20 meters in size.”
I suggest checking it out. – Rasterbator
I’ll admit that I am a Flickr whore, I could spend all day looking at photos. Also being a frequent visitor of Honda-Tech, it was only a matter of time before I ran into some of Kyle Crawford’s photos, which immediately caught my eye. So I eventually came across his Flickr account. It’s always good when two good things collide.
While surfing the Defgrip blog I caught news that they are coming out with a colab show with Lotek. The design came from a shirt colab that the two sites made also. Looks pretty good, I will defiantly be picking up a pair.
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