We're revisiting some of our favorite Boing Boing tv episodes during the holiday break, and while the one I'm embedding here (MP4 link here) is perhaps not going to win any Pulitzers, it was one of the most fun we had shooting anything ever. I won't spoil the surprise, but it involved making people in an office building very uncomfortable, and had absolutely nothing to do with George Lucas or Boba Fett. As for the bait 'n' switch title — just work with me here, this was our April Fool's Day episode for 2008. And as for why it's worth posting today? If you're anywhere near an office park or an elevator with strangers in it, I strongly recommend you do this on New Year's Eve.
Boing Boing faves from 2008: George Lucas in "The Boba Fett Mystique"
Woman climbs into Christmas tree netting machine and gets wrapped up
Sometimes, the intrusive thoughts win, as they did for this awesome lady who decided to climb into the netting machine at a christmas tree farm. As she's climbing though, it… READ THE REST
Sassy groundhog munches on Jeff's vegetables
This sassy little groundhog enjoys eating a guy named Jeff's garden. The groundhog makes sure to stare right into the backyard security camera as he eats Jeff's vegetables. It's as… READ THE REST
Turtle sex: Dog spooked by strange grunts coming from the doggie door (video)
A French bulldog is spooked when she hears strange grunts sound coming from the other side of her doggie door. But even stranger is what she — and the rest… READ THE REST
We're being completely normal about this $999 MacBook Pro selling for $350
TL;DR: This MacBook Pro would usually cost $999, but now it's only $349.97. Shopping for a new computer is kind of like dating. You learn about a new computer, see if it'd fit… READ THE REST
This tiny phone is worth the hype
TL;DR: Upgrade by downsizing with the NanoPhone, a mini smartphone that's only $89.97 (reg. $199). Check out this tiny phone! The NanoPhone looks like an iPhone and works like an Android, but it's… READ THE REST
AI features, modern design, and no monthly fees with Office 2024
TL;DR: Microsoft Office 2024 Home & Business is your all-in-one productivity suite for PC or Mac—just $159.97 for lifetime access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. If you're still wrestling with outdated… READ THE REST
