Stuff I Like: 1961 Oldsmobile Starfire Convertible
If you like vintage cars and trucks, BringATrailer is a great site to visit. I spin over there every couple of weeks to see what’s for sale all around the country. I love this 1961 Oldsmobile Starfire convertible: This 1961 Oldsmobile Starfire convertible is described as an unrestored 56k-mile survivor in excellent condition that was [...]
Stuff I Like: 2nd Base with a TSA Screener T Shirt
Saw this in a recap of CPAC on Right Wing News. You can get one here
Creepy or Cool? Nano-Quadrotors can Fly in Formation Aware of Other Members’ Locations
I think this is really cool. You can see where this kind of location awareness could be used in automobiles to prevent collisions (assuming you take the human out of the loop, ala I Robot). You can also look a little further down the road (depending on where our government heads), and see these things [...]
Stuff I Like: Guy Fieri Eating in Reverse
I’m a fan of Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives show. It’s not good for my weight, though, as I always end up hungry at around 11:30 at night. Conan presents an aspect of Triple D that you probably don’t need to see, and definitely don’t need to see twice: Guy Fieri, eating in reverse:
PillowMob: Kinda Weird, But Interesting
Sometimes you run across stuff that’s, uh, off the beaten path. PillowMob is one of those things. This site lets you upload or take a picture of yourself, or something else, and make it into a pillow. Weird. The pillow will cost you $25, if you go through with it. Get yours at PillowMob
Stuff I Like: LG Blast Chiller
Here’s a refrigerator feature I’d love to have. The Blast Chiller uses compressed cold air from the freezer to chill two beers (or sodas if you want to waste its marvelous capabilities on something like that) or a bottle of wine to 42 degrees Fahrenheit in about 8 minutes (5 minutes for one beer). Awesome. [...]
The Top 10 Words of 2011
One source’s list of the top 10 words of the past year. There’s a couple of very interesting ones in there, including “trustafarians” and “kummerspeck” – I had not heard either of those before. 1. Occupy — The preferred verb of protesters occupies the top spot this year. Not only has “occupy” risen to fame [...]
Stuff I Like: Celebrities as Russian Generals
From How to Be a Retronaut, a series of celebrities portayed as Russian generals. All images by Replaceface. Head over there and look at the rest; there’s a bunch of ‘em.
Stuff I Like: Camera Lost at Sea Returned to Owner via Social Media
A Canadian photographer on a diving trip found a camera at the bottom of Deep Bay in Vancouver. Lost by an unknown person, the memory card still had photos preserved, despite being in the water for more than a year (the camera was toast, of course). Using social media (Google Plus; he mentioned that he [...]
Stuff I Like: Camera Simulator
I like taking photographs with my DSLR, but I’m often befuddled by the relationship between aperture, film speed, and shutter speed. Frequently, I’ll miss out on a good shot because I forgot to set one of those correctly before snapping. I found a cool tool on the web that lets you practice taking shots by [...]
Los Vazquez Sounds: 10-Year Old Lead Singer Nails “Rolling in the Deep”
This band, with their 10-year old lead singer Angie, are racking up the views on YouTube. Angie Vazquez and her band, Los Vazquez Sounds, have people all over buzzing about their cover of Adele‘s ‘Rolling in the Deep’ — 1.16 million to be exact. The Mexican trio posted their rendition of the hit song, and [...]
Stuff I Like: iPad in G-Form Case Survives 1300 Ft. Drop
This is pretty impressive. Skydivers drop an iPad from 1300 feet. Safely wrapped in an iPad Extreme Sleeve Yellow, the iPad survives, and works just fine. (H/T Yahoo News)
Okay, Gadget Freaks – You’re Gonna Love Swivl
Check this out – looks like a great gadget that could serve several FaceTime / home video purposes. Plus, it’s just a neat idea. Looks like it’s going to retail for $159. Get more info, and reserve one at Swivl Swivl by Satarii from Satarii on Vimeo.








