The Rhythm Corporation’s Beatbuilder. You’ll like it. There’s a bodhrán and a bit of dancing and everything.
Yesterday’s Time Waster: Incrédibox
The Rhythm Corporation’s Beatbuilder. You’ll like it. There’s a bodhrán and a bit of dancing and everything.
Yesterday’s Time Waster: Incrédibox
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Osama Death Lulz: the memeification of history (Boing Boing)
Last week, a wall decorated by graffiti artists Teazer, Numskull and Roach in the inner city Sydney suburb of Camperdown was painted out, apparently by realtors.
An outraged local tagger has since made his feelings known.
Despite its central role in the Arab revolts, Facebook now plans to launch in China under Chinese rules, just when Beijing is clamping down hard on political activity, including online. Facebook lobbyist Adam Conner tested the waters on this notion, telling a Wall Street Journal reporter recently that “now we’re allowing too much, maybe, free speech in countries that haven’t experienced it before.” He added, “Maybe we will block content in some countries, but not others.”
“Ask Facebook” may also become the answer to who wins the great standoff between the powerful open forces of the Internet versus Beijing, the most aggressive force on Earth trying to control information.
Simpsons pictures that I gone and done by Facebooker, Chris (Simpsons Artist) is a hilarious collection of shitty-on-purpose Simpsons illustrations, complete with spelling mistakes, misquoted catchphrases and unhinged how-to-draw guides.
If you’re any class of a Simpsons fan, you’ll be snorting neat Squishee out of your nose almost immediately.
Meet the Incrédibox interactive hipster chorus.
Drag symbols to the t-shirts. Groove sinuously around the office. Keep dancing as you clear your desk.