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What Colour Eyes Will Your Baby Have?
LollybagscreationsI always new Jordan was unlikely... now we know ;)
The Ukranian Acrobatic Gymnastics Team Does the Impossible With Their Bodies
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Mad Men with party horns in lieu of cigarettes
The Pros and Cons of Dating a Programmer [Comic]

A new cartoon by artist Pablo Stanley for Koding.com.
Thanks Pablo!
The post The Pros and Cons of Dating a Programmer [Comic] appeared first on Geeks are Sexy Technology News.
Pinky and the Brain's greatest tongue-twister of all time
A reminder that Animaniacs/Pinky and the Brain were a high-water mark in kids' animation: the greatest English-language tongue-twister of all time!
Pinky and the Brain, Tongue Twister (via Reddit) ![]()
23 Geeky Greeting Cards For The Holidays
From tech to television to games and more. Find the perfect card for that slightly (or overly) geeky friend or family member this Christmas!
Zombie Reindeer Christmas Card

itoinez / Via etsy.com
Not sent from my iPhone Christmas Card (Set of 5)

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Breaking Bad Heisenberg 'Ho Ho Ho' Christmas Card

Turtle's Soup / Via etsy.com
Mustache Christmas Card

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chicklikemeblog: "I mean sure we get a lot of our prayers...

"I mean sure we get a lot of our prayers answered but damned if our babies don’t keep getting carried off by goblins…"
Disney Villains Perform Cell Block Tango
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Finger Dancing WIN
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This Guy Might be the Fastest Guitar Player in the World
This Should Heat Things Up in the Bedroom. Like, Hellishly Heat Them Up.
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Man Spends 40 Years Building Giant Kinetic Carnival Rides to Advertise Family Restaurant in Italy

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià

Courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià
On June 15, 1969 in Battaglia, Italy a man named Bruno bought a few jugs of wine, some sausages and a few other items and set up a tiny food stand underneath a tree to see if anyone would show up. By the end of the day he had sold almost everything and the family restaurant, Ai Pioppi, was born. The next month he had a chance encounter with a blacksmith who didn’t have time to make a few hooks for some chains. Bruno decided he would learn to weld himself and enjoyed it so much he began to dream up small rides he could build to entice new customers to Ai Pioppi. It turned out to be brilliantly successful.
Now forty years later, the forest around the restaurant is packed with swings, multi-story slides, seesaws, gyroscopes, tilt-a-whirls, and bizarre kinetic roller-coasters for adults and children. In this artfully filmed 10-minute documentary by a team over at Fabrica, we get the chance to meet Bruno, see many of his rides in action, and learn a bit about his philosophy on existence and death.
For this post I also included a few photos courtesy Oriol Ferrer Mesià who visited Ai Pioppi in 2011 with several friends. You can see many more shots here and here.
The next time I’m in Italy I think this is at the top of my list.



















