Available in an array of colors and ready to house your kid’s PB&J, is the Lego Lunch Box. And if you decide to forego the requisite juice box, this lunch carrier comes complete with a LEGO-headed thermos.
How To Cook Beef Stroganoff and Fight Off A Ninja
by | April 25, 2011 | 2 Comments
How To Cook Beef Stroganoff and Fight Off A Ninja was written and directed by Ronen, with help from Josh of yieatn.com and Casey of thecaseydonahue.com.
Foodiggity’s Best of The Week, 4/18-4/22
by | April 23, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Cupcake Couture, Sex Cakes, and Boner Beer… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.
Chicken salad, or spleen?… The Organ Transport Lunch Cooler
Cupcake Couture… If Fashion Designers Made Cupcakes
Slice me off some gender… Find Out The Sex Of Your Baby Via Cake
Princess Dye… The Kate Middleton Jelly Bean Exists
When 7.5% ABV is not enough… Viagra Beer Is Here To Help
Eggs-tra footage… Famous Movie Scenes Recreated With Easter Eggs
Lunch Box of The Day: Nintendo Entertainment System with Handle
by | April 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Brought to us by Etsy user sealcouch, is the Nintendo Entertainment System Lunch Box. Although this is a one-off, and not something that all of your geek friends will have — it is made from a genuine hollowed-out console lined with vinyl tape, and a suitcase handle.
And if mom’s choice of lunch doesn’t work for you… just blow on it.
[link, via That's Nerdalicious]
Famous Movie Scenes Recreated With Easter Eggs
by | April 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment
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This Easter holiday, Pleated Jeans helps remind us what is truly important — colored eggs. Here we see our beloved Easter eggs thinking they are people, in some iconic movie scenes.
Ah! Progress! The 7-11 Dual-Chambered Slurpee
by | April 21, 2011 | 1 Comment
Move over internet and The Clapper… for you now have competition as the greatest invention ever. 7-11, the junk food and frozen beverage emporium, has unveiled its Dual-Chambered Straw technology, for Slurpee drinkers who have trouble with commitment.
In the olden days — let’s just call it Before Dual Chamber, or B.D.C. — indecisive Slurpee drinkers were forced to stack multiple flavors, only to enjoy the intended mix in small slivers of overlap. Now behold, two flavors without a hierarchy in sight, enjoyed together… the way nature intended.
[via Neatorama]
