Scale Mat: Wipe your feet on the dried up tears of previous overweight visitors.

Scale Mat: Wipe your feet on the dried up tears of previous overweight visitors.

Want to really get underneath someone’s skin in a way mere words simply can’t obtain? Talk about someone’s weight. Most people hate that. Am I advocating it? No. It’s just not nice to make fun of them or criticize them. But advocating something as clever and funny as a door mat that doubles as a scale is funny. Next time your friends/family come over, walk do the door and pause for a moment, listening to see if they notice the Doormat Scale...

Facebook, dead beat friends, and friending your dad can have undesired consequences… [Humor]

Facebook, dead beat friends, and friending your dad can have undesired consequences… [Humor]

Last week we had the happy tale of the extra social bride and groom and today we have a slightly less stellar but equally happy (for us…the ones who get to point and laugh) social networking moment. Remember kids, if you friend parents, teachers, other important figures who have power over you, perhaps it’s a wise thing to refrain from insults and other insulting comments directed towards them. At the very least, delete the comments calling your mom/step mom a...

F your smartphone. No really! [iPhone Art]

F your smartphone.  No really! [iPhone Art]

We could try all day to express our feelings of anger, disgust, and outright hate by “talking it out” or using other means. But why do all of that nonsense when a simple “fuck” is all that is really needed? Think you have it bad for that smartphone of yours? The owner of this iPhone obviously had some anger problems. It isn’t so bad though. Instead of punching kittens and killing fish he decided to go the verbal route and use one of the...

Microsoft’s new “Bing” search engine already diseased?

Microsoft’s new “Bing” search engine already diseased?

While Microsoft’s Bing search engine still isn’t fully live, I had some time to think about what Bing really meant. Just look at it. It doesn’t look or even sound like it originated from the English language. So where did it come from? According to the Chinese language, “bing” means “disease”. Awesome! Isn’t it amusing when companies pick these obscure names they hope will stand out and stick in your mind but don’t...