As the spouse of a former competitive Quake champ, I laughed pretty goddamned hard at this video about life with "First Person Shooter Disease."
Living with First-Person Shooter Disease (via Scalzi)
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5:27 am Sun
Jul 12, 2009
First-Person Shooter Disease
Driver attempts to parallel park in generously-sized space for 6 minutes
The music, as selected by uploader pokedude104, is from Spongebob Squarepants. This is a YouTube microgenre.
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Woman in swimming pool magically transforms into Winnie the Pooh beach ball
Shoppers in Saudi Arabia were treated to a miracle: a human being turned into a plastic ball. This is even better than the weightlifting snowman!
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Why didn't Jerry Seinfeld hug Ke$ha?
Earlier this week, Jerry Seinfeld rejected an on-camera hug from Ke$ha and people thought it was so funny, they wrote Seinfeld scenes about it. Here Seinfeld explains his perfectly reasonable rationale for the refusal. “When you get to be my age and you’ve done a couple things, you have your own reality. In my reality, […]
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Here's a series of speakers to fill your whole home with tunes
The QFX Elite Series of wireless speakers can be synced up to provide a perfect multi-room sound system, and each speaker (and all three together) are currently available at a discount price.The Elite Series is compatible with any Bluetooth-capable device, and you can connect each speaker over WiFi for a wider reach and greater signal stability. Pair […]
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Deceiving your friends is acceptable in this card game
In Deception: Murder in Hong Kong, players must solve a grisly murder through collaborative deduction. One person plays the role of the killer, who carefully chooses what kind of evidence they leave at the scene of the crime. The killer tries to sabotage the investigation, while the forensic scientist attempts to reveal him or her […]
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This external drive for Apple devices goes way beyond the standard USB stick
Apple makes it hard to not use iCloud, at least for a few things. Since their cloud storage is baked so deeply into iOS, using iTunes on the desktop to manually move files and backup your device can sometimes feel like an awkward step backwards. To give your iPhone more flexibility to manage large files […]
