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First-Person Shooter Disease
[sandboxworld]-jBKKV2V8eU&eurl[/sandboxworld] Kids video games are bad for you. Besides carpal tunnel syndrome, sleep disturbance, neck aches, headaches, dry eyes, failure to eat regularly or neglect personal hygiene. Gaming now has a new disease, First-Person Shooter Disease. It’s bad enough they can’t distinguish between fantasy and reality.
G.I. Joe Hits 45
The term “action figure” was coined by the collectors of G.I. Joe first released in February 2nd, 1964. Now what boy would want people to know he plays with dolls. This growing industry today is mostly fueled by those same boys who keep them still in the boxes under the same wrapped package in hopes […]
Feathertale Review Magazine
I discovered a great little magazine called Feathertale Review. This motley brain food collection of free thinking articles are fresh and a delight to read. This magazine is a romp of intellectual taunt in the vein of Mad magazine playfulness but with text and less on illustrated humor. This Ottawa based magazine is printed annually (soon to be […]
SuperFan New Community Portal
Are you a super fan? There is a new community portal for the super fan in you. If Facebook Fan pages doesn’t do it for you, there is an alternative. SuperFan is a spawn of Facebook Fan pages on steroids, unlike Twitter being a stripped down version of Facebook. Seems people are nibbling at the […]
Rubik’s TouchCube
The Rubik’s TouchCube as it is christened is making a comeback as the new Rubik’s Cube from the eighties. Remember how frustrated you were with the old version? You resorted to peeling the stickers and proudly boasted to your friends that you completed the darn cube. No more! Rubik’s TouchCube takes the stickers away, it […]
McDonalds World Menu
According to McDonalds the world is indeed my oyster. The menus across the globe in all the McDonalds are way better than what we are getting at home. Chicken McCurry Pan, Veg McPuff Pizza, McSpaghetti, and a slew of 40 other delicious mouth watering items that we will never see on our menus in North […]
Sandbox World Family Travel
Looking for great travel plans in the eastern side of North America? Sandbox World Travel expert Mike Cohen gives you tips on how to save and expand your budget with great destinations that will not break the piggy bank. Mike Cohen is a renowned writer for newspapers and magazines and proud contributor for Sandbox World […]
Album of the Year
Hey invertebrates here is the album of the year, SpongeBob’s Greatest Hits. Collected are some of the show’s most famous jingles and theme song. Throw in famous guest star singer P!nk who sings about scurvy and you got the makings of a classic since the Sea Monkeys dried up before you even had time to […]
Future Generations
The future is not a bright one according to Hollywood. Dan Meth has an interesting chart of our future or lack of it depending on the doomsday scenario of the said movie.
Roy Lichtenstein at Work
Pop goes the world for Roy Lichtenstein. Roy is perhaps best known as the guy who lifted images from comic book panels and painted large towering versions on canvas. Not a bad gig and made truck loads of money while at it. How was his process like? Laurie Lambrecht who worked as his part-time assistant […]
Bottled Water Banned
When water bottle companies proudly proclaim that they installed filtering systems at a cost of millions and claim that they took your municipal water sanitizing it to the purest water for you to consume. Well folks if the old medicine man in Arizona of old heard this, he will throw his snake oil and sell […]