Author: Tony M.

Davy Crockett in Outer Space

If you remember Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings , Davy Crockett in Outer Space is right up your alley. Tiny Inventions the studio who produced this video  recently produced a new music video called Electric Car for They Might Be Giants for the upcoming children’s CD/DVD “Here Comes Science”.  It’s amazing to see […]

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Fancy Fast Food

Imagine recycling junk food into haute culinary dishes served at pricey fancy restaurants. Fancy Fast Food has a wealth of recipes that can turn junk into gold gluttony. You can whip up one dozen Canadian Maple Donuts and one small box of Chocolate Glazed Timbits with a large coffee into fancy Tiramisu pastries with ease. […]

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Duracell Energy Drink

Duracell can power just about anything, now they can power humans too. It appears the makers of the world-famous batteries have joined the fold of energy drinks such as the likes of Red Bull. The cans look like giant batteries with their signature logo. These new gimmick drinks will be the buzz of any party.

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8-bit Trip Lego Stop-Motion

Lego’s is not just for kids, the creative outburst that comes from the around the world is a testament to the lasting lure of the plastic blocks. This fun video is composed by Daniel Larsson and animated by Tomas Redish. It took 1500 hours of moving Lego bricks and countless photos to give the animated […]

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Where Does the Internet Come From?

There is a very good chance the information you are viewing has run through the ocean and will travel within seconds to the other side of it with ease. Most of the information highway runs through the oceans. The cutting technology is running the same paths that the telegraph has for over 100 years. There […]

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Charlie Brown as Gregor Samsa by R. Sikorya

R. Sikoryak has tapped into the classics and gives a nod to the present day popular comic strips. The brilliant cartoonist is collected by Canada’s premier graphic novel publisher, Drawn and Quarterly. Masterpiece Comics is a rich cornucopia reference of literary pop culture cross-over of insanity. Many of these strips have seen light in many […]

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Stefan Gatward’s Sign of the Times

England’s Stefan Gatward has come to the rescue of the apostrophe catastrophe. When the Birmingham council announced it would scrap apostrophes from street signs, the 62 year old veteran decided to take matters into his own hand and correct the street signs with the correct punctuation. With texting it seems the English language is taking […]

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Boost a Wi-Fi Antenna With a Drinking Straw

You can quickly MacGyver your wi-fi antenna and boost your signal without spending much money. See also: Top 10 Wi-Fi Boosts, Tweaks and Apps How to make a Cheap WiFi Antenna Booster 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. […]

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Mr. Snot Tissues

For all those nose goblin pickers, there is a non embarrassing solution for that nasty itching sensation you get when your nose just bothers the hell out of you. Don't be picky now, Mr. Snot Tissues is here to save the day.

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Swine Flu, the Video Game

Reality bytes! The Swine Flu is the darling of media reports when a case hits. What are gamers to do when bored, you create a game based on the your friendly neighborhood virus. Kidding aside, the Swine Flu is serious and a game based on the flu in many ways elevates the awareness to something […]

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The Yellow School Bus

School days are here again, mothers and fathers can are a bit less stressed. It’s been a long summer. The Blue Bus is calling us. Soon there will be a sea of yellow going through the cities in North American. Dr. Frank W. Cyr, the father of the modern yellow school bus rolled out the […]

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GPS Drawings

By 2013 all cellphones will be GPS enabled, your every movement will be traced. Ancient societies believed the gods could see large land drawings from the skies. Some creative people like Tomasz Berezinski from Brooklyn, an immigrant from Poland creates GPS drawings from his daily jogs. GPS drawings cannot be seen from the sky but […]

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