Author: Tony M.

Monopoly City Streets: Google Online Version of Monopoly

Monopoly City Streets: Google Online Version of Monopoly will be launched on the 9th of September and promises loads of fun for those wanting to be virtual moguls. The game is based on Google Maps API. It still remains a mystery to Google’s full involvement in the game inception of the hot Hasbro game property. […]

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Game Crafter: Creating Games

At one time boardgames were king before the advent of Pong. Everybody wants to create the new Trivial Pursuit or Monopoly game that will sit on store shelves worldwide. If you can create it then Game Crafter can visualize your dream game and hopefully cash in with you as the next biggest thing. The Game […]

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Montreal Poutine

Montreal poutine is a classic fare in Montreal, if great amounts are consumed of this Quebec dish it might land a trip to the hospital if you are not in the best shape. Nothing that medicare cannot cover. The recipe is quite simple. You need crispy french fries mixed with a handful of cheddar curds, […]

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Peapod Car Soon to hit Streets

The Peapod will soon hit the streets this fall. The eco-friendly car will be making the rounds in your neighborhood soon. The imp electric car has a happy face and comes in half-dozen colors, with four more to come. He will be the talk of the town. Something tells me the yellow one will be […]

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Recycled Homes by Dan Phillips

Dan Phillips is not a frequent buyer at Home Depot, he gets his building materials from your local dump of discarded material from people like me you and me. Your trash is his cash. From an old oven top to broken glass he can turn it into a wall or a new ceiling. His construction […]

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Otamatone: Most Annoying Toy of 2009

If you are an annoying person and looking for an aggravating toy to bug the hell out of any living creature, the Otamatone is the perfect thing for you. This music note shape toy emits shrieks of a banshee gone wild. Pucker his little face and squeeze notes that would do proud bagpipes of mischief. […]

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Cadbury Cream Egg Touchscreen Bus Shelter Game

Here is one glass you can hit at a bus shelter and not worry that the cops will arrest you. Waiting for a bus could not be so much fun as Cadbury makes leisure out of doling days of waiting for your commute. Cadbury’s Cream Egg touchscreen bus shelter game is a hit was passengers […]

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I Gave the Swine Flu to My Kids

I gave the Swine Flu to my kids, it is camouflaged now as the H1N1 flu to appease the pork farmers. I did not stop there, I also gave them E. coli, Mad Cow Disease and Salmonella. Before you start dialing for the police, these deadly diseases are exactly what you think, they are stuffed […]

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Giant Size Spiderman Mural

Forget your weekend paint job for your living room. Surface View is your solution, you can attach to your wall instant sticky murals of your favorite Marvel comic panels or covers. You can cover your whole wall with your friendly neighborhood web crawler. Surface View can accommodate you with many sizes to enhance your walls […]

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Paddling in the Streets

Land paddling is not exactly new but is making waves in cities other than Hawaii and California. Ancient Hawaiians are credited for the present day pastime. Just picture yourself surfing on concrete waves and avoiding predator metal cars that ravage the seas of asphalt. It’s amazing how we always find ways to endanger ourselves against […]

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How to Hitchhike the Right Way

Hitchhiking is not the safest mode of transportation but to some it’s the cheapest. Many hitchhikers are either homeless or runaways. If you are going to hitchhike you better do it the right way or you may get yourself in a lot of trouble. WikiHow is a great site that teaches you almost anything. Including […]

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Feral Houses Nature’s Revenge

When man lets go of his home, be either catastrophe or economic hardship, nature will slowly claim back the designated abandoned land. Detroit the hardest hit city inflicted by the recession is the first casualty of homes left behind. Some estimates have house over 10,000 left now for wild animals and domesticated animals such as […]

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