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| December 20, 2004 |
9:22 pm |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
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9:08 pm |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
Alright, we went to war. So, where’s our $1 gas? WHERE?
Gas Buddy probably won’t find you $1 gas anytime soon, but it does search 170 gas price information sites to deliver you the best price in your area. Happy hunting.
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9:06 pm |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
The dMarie Time Capsule provides an interesting & editable list generator for the history of each day of the year. Look up your own birthday or use it to make a very personalized card for someone else. … or, you know, just learn about history and stuff.
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| December 16, 2004 |
4:20 am |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
Some late night fun for all y’all:
Boom-Boom Volleyball: an explosive take on this beach sport.
Fantasy Rollercoaster: where you control the fate of a train full of passengers on spectacular “fantasy rollercoasters.”
and
Bejeweled 2: a matching game that gets a little addictive. Just a little.
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| December 15, 2004 |
1:21 am |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
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| December 14, 2004 |
10:10 am |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
In the ever-expanding Google Empire: Google Print aims to digitize the world’s books for your online browsing.
{ while you’re considering the ramifications of that, you might also be interested in Google Suggest, a beta-version of their search feature that offers you suggested keywords as you beging typing. }
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| December 10, 2004 |
5:40 pm |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
The merging of a famous wintertime activity (licking frozen poles) with an American pastime (bowling); presenting Lick ‘n Bowl
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| December 9, 2004 |
12:53 pm |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
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10:01 am |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
just in time for the holidays, a slim 2-megapixel digital camera that fits in your pocket & only costs $99: the Che-ez Foxz2.
{ need i supply the caveat of getting what one pays for? }
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9:54 am |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
Jim, in his continuing series on the fascinating new invention of the wheel, finds “more evidence that this wheel thing might catch on” .. consequently, he also has discovered evidence of Segway’s latest attempt to go down in history as more than “the vehicle of the nerds.”
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9:16 am |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
Dude, deconstructed.
{ link from Kristina }
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| December 8, 2004 |
12:06 pm |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
Ah, the giftcard. America’s latest attempt at thoughtless convenience for holiday shopping. Unfortunately, not everyone wants to buy their coffee from Starbuck’s, their books from Barnes & Noble or their home decor from Pottery Barn. Enter SwapAGift.com, the site that lets you swap (or sell) giftcards with other members.
{ beware: this site isn’t built on CraigsList-like charity, it costs $4 to list a card for trade }
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11:34 am |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
The days of your rectangular bed are over, my friend: meet the rotating Orbit Bed.
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| December 7, 2004 |
4:31 pm |
D. Ball writes: |
This will amuse anyone that thinks U2’s Bono has become nothing more than a bloated, waxwork, sell-out parody of his former self. {And that Joe Strummer died for our sins.}
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11:26 am |
Mike Hanttula writes: |
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