Pauly Shore is not dead. He is on YouTube. He is ready to sing for his next supper at any whim you desire him to do for you. These are desperate times for washed up VJs who made it big before the MTV implosion. Desperate for YouTube subscribers, Pauly will do anything you want him […]
Just how well is your online time spent. According to The Nielsen Company based on a one hour pie chart, they break down exactly what type of surfing people are engaging each day. There are three main sectors on the web that people use the most. Social networks, gaming, and e-mail. As the social networks […]
Rejoice bibliophiles there is a site where you can get a glimpse of Awful Library Books. Every library has these books, when they are not circulated they end in some church book sale. Some of these books are odd because the libraries are trying to stay relevant to issues of the day. The site is […]
Catching a yellow lobster is very rare. Being born yellow is one in 30 million. Imagine Denny Ingram’s surprise when hauled one in Narragansett Bay’s East Passage. The yellow ocean invertebrate is making a star of himself for being yellow. This one lobster that won’t find himself in a pot of boiling water. He will […]
One might be the loneliest number but there is a difference between loneliness and solitude. Canadian Tanya Davis parlays her video around her poetry. Poetry can be more than just words on a white piece of paper. Part poet, part songwriter, all performer, she dabbles in all aspects of art-making. Gorgeous Morning is a kaleidoscopic […]
For over 20 years Law and Order has witnessed the Ten Commandments broken time after time. These are Their Stories is a site dedicated to some of the show’s popular one line synopsis illustrated by various artists. With over 20 years and counting spin-offs, this is one site that have an abundance of material. Each […]
Andy Warhol immortalized Campbell’s Tomato Soup. Here is a letter he got from executive William P. MacFarland the product marketing manager from Campbell’s Soup. 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 read […]
When I saw this video, only one thought resonated loudly. BUBBLE BOY. Sly Lebulleur’s symphony of soap is a childlike wonder of delight. 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 read every […]
Imagine a cinematic fusion where the heartwarming charm of Toy Story 3 collides with the mind-bending complexity of Christopher Nolan’s Inception. It’s a testament to the boundless creativity of individuals who possess an extraordinary amount of time to spare. We wholeheartedly admire and appreciate your dedication to crafting these unique and captivating experiences Tony M.If […]
The Facebook page called “I’m lost. Help me find my family” has shades of a Family Guy episode where Rupert was lost and Stewie tried in earnest to find him at all costs. Cafe owner Liz Everett started the page after she found the raggedly bear abandoned in the Suffolk tearoom. There is Facebook like […]
Nature has an abundance of art just for the taking. All you need is a good camera and a little luck. Parisian artist Guido Mocafico has a knack for turning snakes into canvases of flowing colored fearful symmetry. His snakes are framed in obsidian black to extenuate his serpentine subjects. See more>> Tony M.If this […]
Velocommerce is a very common way of doing business in India. If you can fit it on a cart with wheels you can just about sell anything to your heart’s desire. You can even be your own pharmacy on wheels if you want to. Free enterprise in India is practiced a bit different in the […]