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If you’re having a Disney-themed party, or you’d just like to cover up a boring non-Disney beer label… here are some designs to help you out.
Disney Printable Beer Labels are brought to us by halloweencostumes.com. The labels are not only creatively designed and named to suit your brew, but the series is printable and available to improve your beer immediately.
[link, via designtaxi]
Sure, you could easily scan your food to find out its caloric and gluten content. But what if you’re a conscience shopper who monitors your foods’ gaseous properties?
Fart Code is a handy little mobile app that’ll scan the bar code of foods, and let you know the amount of flatulence you could expect from them. Although this seems a bit childish, Fart Code actually uses a sophisticated algorithm to determine how toxic a fart would be, based on the food’s ingredients.
The fartometer, as it’s called, then gives you a rating and appropriate fart noise and vibration. Just remember, that your iPhone on ‘silent,’ could be deadly.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Get into the Halloween spirit with your wine, and cover up the labels of that cheap stuff that you buy, with Evil Fake Wine Labels. The set of four fake labels would also help make a great gift for a wine drinker with a sense of humor — especially someone who won’t mind that you bought them $6.99 rat poison. Wine not included.
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Beck’s, the longstanding king of readily available German beers, has done a temporary rethink on their labels. Taking a break from their signature faux-steel label and key, Beck’s recruited a few independent artists to create a series of limited release bottles.
They even got grammy-nominated artist/middle-finger-flipping enthusiast M.I.A to do one.
[via Food Republic]