Merit Badges For Life.

Supermarket - Disorderly Goods

(via @supermarkett)

Cookies Sold by String Dangling From San Francisco Apartment Window.

This is so cool.



Cookies Sold by String Dangling From San Francisco Apartment Window

Fake Science

Fake Science

BeatUpCreations.

I've posted about this shop before, but I've got to give a personal shout out to Ms. Angela over at BeatUpCreations.


I've ordered from her Etsy shop twice now. The first time was to buy pressies for my hosts on my recent trip to England. This time, I placed a custom order for this plate. (I gave the others away and couldn't stand it - I finally had to have my own.)

Angela, you're a recycling rockstar.

Unloved Thrown Out and Abandoned Creations by by BeatUpCreations

Web Designers vs. Web Developers.

Click for full detail.


Web Designers vs. Web Developers (Infographic)

(thanks to @youphoric)

Grandma's Superhero Therapy.

This is fantastic on an absolutely epic level. Be sure to click through to see more pics.


A few years ago, French photographer Sacha Goldberger found his 91-year-old Hungarian grandmother Frederika feeling lonely and depressed. To cheer her up, he suggested that they shoot a series of outrageous photographs in unusual costumes, poses, and locations. Grandma reluctantly agreed, but once they got rolling, she couldn't stop smiling.




Grandma's Superhero Therapy - My Modern Metropolis


(Thank you, Christyl! It made my day, too!)

Sign Of The Day.

Lost Sign Of The Day | someecards.com

Enjoying a little Catalog Living this morning.

Catalog Living

Seedy birdhouses.

An expensive novelty at $700 a pop, but they made me smile.





For the Birds photos : Jeff Canham

(via mental_floss' fab Watercooler Ammo newsletter)

Fab doormat.

I could have used this in a few of my previous places.


Onion Store: "Sometimes I Feel Like I'm The Only One Trying To Gentrify This Neighborhood" Doormat

Hackers Plant Tardis Atop MIT Building.

Since I'm a total Doctor Who dork, this warms my heart in untold ways.



Hackers Plant Tardis Atop MIT Building | Threat Level | Wired.com

Fork and Cream Sauce cable wrangler.

Buy One, Save One! The greater part of the profits of this products selling are used to contribute for save the starving children.

With each item purchased, 'Save the Children' will be able to provide one meal for a child in hunger.

Lufdesign: store

Spoiler Alert.

Spoiler Alert • Jason Eppink's Catalogue of Creative Triumphs

Ninjabreadmen!

These are coooool.


NINJABREAD MEN COOKIE CUTTERS

BIG-ASS MESSAGE.

Go ahead. Make a big-ass message. It's useless and fun.


BIG-ASS MESSAGE

70s Sci-Fi Was All About Hexagons.

So, so true.


Oh, the hexagons you’ll see, as you slurp up your soylent green and wait to be exterminated upon your thirtieth birthday. When you map out complex chemical compounds, there they’ll be. When you pour your cereal, you’ll eat it out of a hexagonal bowl. When you put on your androgynous silver jumpsuit, you’ll accessorize it with a hexagonal belt buckle.

70s Sci-Fi Was All About Hexagons | Glarkware

less sleep. more pixels.

Graphic by Paul Conigliaro.

less sleep. more pixels. | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Difficult difficult lemon difficult.

"Talk to that Chad boy. The boy from The Shining. He knows things."

And, in case you need a daily reminder, perhaps a cross stitch will help.



(Cross stitch by the brilliant shootcoward on flickr.)

80 Penguins.

I think this might be my favorite ad campaign ever.





Ad Campaign Archive: 80 Penguins

(Function Key, you rock. Seriously. Thanks for making my day.)

Puccino’s Coffee Shops packaging.

My favorite? The sugar packet that says "Sprinkle onto shoulders of enemy."



I've got to find one of these shops in London when I'm there later this summer.

Puccino’s Coffee Shops Packaging | Minimalissimo