Author: Tony M.

Dawson College Massacre Disconcerting Video Game

An incredibly disconcerting video game has captured the attention of the media, particularly in the context of the tragic Dawson College Massacre that transpired on September 13, 2006, during which Kimveer Singh Gill embarked on a devastating shooting rampage. This distressing game was developed by the seemingly apathetic creator, who goes by the pseudonym Virtuaman, […]

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Giant Octopus Cake

This octopus cake from Karen Portaleo (sugar artist) of Highland Bakery is the perfect curriculum vitae to send to the Cake Boss. This cake is just too good to eat. See recent cakes>>   Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear […]

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Hector and the Search for Happiness

Many thrive for happiness and it cannot be found. Here is a book that is mostly a modern day parable of the search for happiness in the 21st century. Francois Lelord the author of Hector and the Search for Happiness is turning heads with his book. With over 2 million books  already sold and now […]

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World’s Most Expensive Sandwich

No girl will call you a cheap date after you buy the world’s most expensive cheese sandwich created by chef Martin Blunos. The most expensive ingredient between the slabs of bread is white truffle cheddar cheese at a whopping $140.00. The total cost of the sandwich is $172.00 and thrown in for $32.00 is 100-year-old […]

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Everything is a Remix

http://blip.tv/play/gb8Vgfy5LgI%2Em4v Ever get the feeling that many things in your life is basically a remix of something old. If you are in the entertainment business it’s pretty hard not to copy previous creations. Even blogging has become a copy and paste remix of sorts. When we breed familiarity it is nurturing for us because many […]

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Switcheroo by Hana Pesut

Mark Twain once said that clothes make the man. Well here is a switch. What if the man wears women’s clothes. Switcheroo by photographer Hana Pesut swaps clothes between males and females. The results are quite intriguing. via-sincerelyhana Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, […]

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Rude Food Names

Rude Food Names, a collection highlighting some of the most peculiar food product brands, prompts contemplation about whether these instances stem from ignorance or deliberate choices.

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Brief Story of Soda Pop

John Nese owner of Galcos Soda Pop Stop in LA and runs the mecca of soda pop in the world. With over 500 sodas from the world he is passionate about his niche market in the world of Coca-Cola and Pepsi. The walking encyclopedia of soda pop knowledge is ready to share his insights and […]

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The Bigfoot Solo Show

Bigfoot roams the imagination of North American western culture. The image of Bigfoot now belongs to the skateboard culture in the Bay Area. Hurley, the action sports and lifestyle apparel is proud to feature Bigfoot this Autumn at Hurley’s )( Space Gallery. Bay Area-based, nature-loving artist BIGFOOT has been a major influence in the skateboard […]

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Titanic 2 the Movie

Titanic II the movie is a bad idea from the start. Not surprising the film company behind this is The Asylum. Who in their right mind would call their boat Titanic II? Buy your copy of Titanic II? On the 100th anniversary of the original voyage, a modern luxury liner christened “Titanic 2,” follows the […]

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South Park in Real Life

What would the boys from South Park look like in real life? Four Boys by ~mieze018 is the as real as you can get. via-deviantart Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I […]

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