"With budgets getting tight, it’s always nice to get the longest life out of your food that’s possible. Well this bagel dome may look a bit goofy, but it’ll make sure your baked goods last a lot longer by vacuum sealing them in. The dome won’t require you to keep it plugged in either, which means it’d also be great to transport food when you have a get together of some kind."
- Victor Ryden
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Glow-in-the-Dark Lingerie: Less Awkward Than Scratch-and-Sniff Lingerie - Luminoglow - Gizmodo - http://gizmodo.com/5393500...
"Nothing gets my blood pumping like a sexy lady wearing a skimpy outfit that glows in the dark. Well, I guess the glowing in the dark thing isn't necessary, but if it's part of the package, go nuts, I guess."
- Victor Ryden
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I thought lingerie was for wearing in the light. If the lights are off, why isn't she just naked?
- Rochelle
xkcd - A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language - By Randall Munroe - http://xkcd.com/655/
"Back when Norman Rockwell ruled Saturday evenings, Adobe wasn't even a gleam in some nerd's eye, but a new book shows that the painter was, nevertheless, a photoshop god."
- Victor Ryden
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"You know Microsoft, when you setup a big Windows 7 booth across the street from the Japan Linux Symposium you're just asking for trouble."
- Victor Ryden
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"The Windows 7 launch seems to have gone off mostly roses and sunbeams, but we're hearing today that quite a few people have had issues installing the downloadable $29 student upgrade edition on 32-bit Vista -- apparently the file doesn't unpack to an ISO, but instead to an executable and two bundles that don't function properly, and eventually the process errors out with a 64-bit app trying to launch on 32-bit systems. It's possible to create an ISO using some hackery, but the install process seems to be 50/50 after that -- we've heard of both success and further crashes. For it's part, Microsoft says it's looking into things, so hopefully a newly repackaged download will be forthcoming -- every party has its ups and downs, right? Update: Our friends at DownloadSquad have a handy guide to making the ISO, in case you're interested -- and they say the installer does work in the end."
- Victor Ryden
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WORK! « Celebrity Pictures, Lol Celebs and Funny Actor and Actress Photos – ROFLrazzi - http://roflrazzi.com/2009...
"The USB drive has a time delay, so it gives you plenty of time to get away from their computer before it starts causing trouble. Once it does start working it’ll turn the caps lock on and off, type out random text and phrases as well as make the mouse make random movements."
- Victor Ryden
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I feel evil for liking this. But I do, I do!
- Soup
I think this may be the perviest flan packaging in the world. It's called Niigata Oppai Purin (Niigata Boob Pudding) and to unveil the nipple-like cups of flan you have to unhook the anime girl's bra.
- Victor Ryden
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"The majority of luggage is black and a conveyor belt at the end of a long trip can hold hundreds of suitcases. You can make yours stand out by wrapping the handle with some neon paracord. It's a great way to make it highly visible at a distance and add a little padding and thickness to the handle for extra comfort."
- Victor Ryden
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Uncle Ha3rvey's first rule of travel: All black rolling bags look alike. This is good advice.
- ha3rvey (doink doink)
I have bright orange luggage. No more confusion for me!
- Anika
Is Uncle Ha3rvey's second rule of travel "All red rolling bags look alike" by chance?
- Soup
I've got a big fushcia luggage tag. Works every time - this seems like a pretty good idea for cheap.
- Jennifer Dittrich
My luggage is maroon with a Hawaiian Print. Distinctive enough that I don't worry about identification.
- Liana Shanes
I'm one of those crazy people who don't check luggage. I have to occasionally carry a tool bag for work, so I have to check that, but never my luggage. That said, I can imagine paracord could be very useful when traveling. http://www.onebag.com
- ha3rvey (doink doink)
I tie a ribbon on mine but I like this idea.
- Trish R
Captain. « Celebrity Pictures, Lol Celebs and Funny Actor and Actress Photos – ROFLrazzi - http://roflrazzi.com/2009...
"This week in Berlin, two gigantic marionettes have appeared to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. They are awesome."
- Victor Ryden
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"Tech-loving sister-site Gizmodo stumbled upon a magnificently novel and modern clock, which cost a mere $1,500. They also, fortunately, found a tutorial on making one yourself for a fraction of the price."
- Victor Ryden
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"Kentucky Fried Chicken: In 1990, the Commonwealth of Kentucky trademarked the name “Kentucky,” forcing businesses to pay a licensing fee to use it. KFC was able to sidestep the issue by changing its brand name to the commonly used nickname."
- Victor Ryden
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They’re called « Celebrity Pictures, Lol Celebs and Funny Actor and Actress Photos – ROFLrazzi - http://roflrazzi.com/2009...
"See those black bits scattered around this Boeing? It's just part of a massive flock of starlings hitting its fuselage and engine as it was taking off at 200mph. About two hundred birds were sucked into the turbine."
- Victor Ryden
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"Looking for a better way to carry your water bottle? Instructables user hpstoutharrow shows how to make a clever carrying strap using camp cord, ingenuity, and some knot-tying skills."
- Victor Ryden
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