Apropos Of The Previous Post / Buy This of the Day: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shell Backpack from Hot Topic.
Comes complete with four eye masks. Awe-inspiring indifference toward society’s judgment sold separately.
Steven Anderson: “SpaceInvaders2! The Earth Strikes Back!”
Increase speed, drop down, and reverse direction!
[superpunch.]
Eternal Sunshine of the Day: Spray To Forget — a natural “consciousness editor” that claims to contain properties capable of “nudging the unconscious to release a difficult memory and replace it with a more appealing one.”
Is this real life?
While based in concept, SPRAY TO FORGET utilizes well-researched ingredients in support of its function. An aesthetic olfactory experience is provided through a blend of essentials oils selected for their reputed aroma-therapeutic benefits in grounding and elevating the emotions. Herkimer diamonds and black tourmaline, crystals believed to metaphysically assist in the elimination of tension from the body, were steeped for several days in the purified, magnetized water used to create the spray.
In other words, that RGB-haired girl is probably in your temporal lobe to stay, but that kicked-in-the-crotch sensation might subside.
[swissmiss.]
Resin Toy of the Day: Ursula Vernon’s “Biting Pear of Salamanca” (better known as the “LOL WUT pear”) from Patch Together.
Presently sold out, but that “I Want This Restocked” button is itching for some justice.
This Is Informative, You Should Watch It of the Day: Casey Neistat uses charts and graphs and a hot female friend to explain the unexplainable phenomenon that is Chatroulette.
Related: Landline’s profile of Chatroulette’s own Shirtless Bird-face Donkey Man.
[theawl.]
FYI of the Day: Panic spread throughout the tubes earlier today as the original “Never Gonna Give You Up” video, which has racked up millions of lulz to date, appeared to have been unceremoniously pulled from its well-established home on YouTube, leaving many to wonder if they would ever lol again.
Well, it turns out the video has merely been ported to YouTube’s music video hosting site Vevo.
Let the Rolling of the Rick resume.
