Tag: blogging

Horse Boy Reappears on Google Street View

Many strange bizarre things can happen on Google Street View, the mysterious “Horse Boy” has once again resurfaced on Hazledene Road in Aberdeen. The mare masked individual is making a name for himself as some believe this is a corporate staged stunt for some product or event. At this rate Google Street View might just […]

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Lobster Dogs Latest Rage

It appears that pet owners are gleefully engaging in the curious trend of adorning their dogs with lobster outfits. The proliferation of these is endearing, albeit slightly embarrassing.

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Doug Wright’s Nipper

Every country at one time had their own Charles M. Schulz, Canada is no exception to this. Doug Wright and his Nipper creation is a Drawn and Quarterly favorite that is getting a respected collected reprinting. The new annual series will be craftily designed by Seth by putting together for the first time the series […]

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Janus Films Charlie Chaplin Poster by Kate Beaton

Kate Beaton, the innovative mind behind the renowned online webcomic ““Hark! A Vagrant”,” which was later transformed into the book “Never Learn Anything From History,” has recently crafted a remarkable poster for Janus Films. This special project pays homage to the timeless cinematic contributions of Charlie Chaplin, showcasing a retrospective of some of his finest […]

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Geek A Week

Geekdom is being celebrated with the latest site called  Geek A Week. Len Peralta captures past and present famous geeks with his trading card facsimile tribute. See set>> 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 […]

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Plastic in the Atlantic Ocean

I am reminded of the Police’s song Message in the Bottle where hundred billion bottles wash up on the shore. The Atlantic as much as other oceans of the world have become the backyards of polluters. Sea Education Association (SEA) is doing vast research this year on their voyage to find plastic out in the […]

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Celebrating the Summer Solstice

It’s all downhill from today as we celebrate the longest day of sunlight of the year . The summer solstice is upon us. Good cheer and fear for others, it will be many days or relaxing and fun. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, […]

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Facebook the Zombie Social Site

According to Jason Calacanis, he has tried to delete his Facebook account without success. His account is still active after 20 days and counting. He has sent stern emails to both Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg asking why his account was not deactivated. Jason thinks the reason for his account still being […]

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Google Street View Captures Kiss

How has a simple kiss captured by Google’s street-mapping car caught the attention of the world? When you mind wipe it out completely. One second it’s there and then it’s gone. The street-mapping car has captured many candid moments on the quest of mapping the planet. A innocent knoll kiss has captured the imagination of […]

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Google Background Image: How To Remove And Add Images

Taking a cue from Microsoft’s Bing, Google now has backgrounds for those not wanting the minimalist white look. Now you can bling bling Google.com to express your individuality. Mix reaction is abound with the introduction the new toy. It’s about time. You can remain old school and leave it blank or spruce it up to […]

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The Beauty of Little Things

The beauty of little things is a collection of pictures depicting miniature in a total different way. Size does not matter, Look at this Little Thing! is an exploration of the tiny. The blog offers daily visual dose of the world of the small. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, […]

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