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Super Mario Art
Brought to you by @RyanJJohn from the /b/owels of 4chan.
Super Mario Alternative Art
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Pink Wii Remote
As seen on SuperGeekLand, brought to you by @TdotComics
Cute pink things attract the girl in me while gadgets appeal more to the nerd in me.
I just love something that embraces multiple parts of me like this:
A pink Wii remote with motion plus that sells for just under 50$ on Amazon!!
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Cool Fan Art
Hello Ladies and Gents.
I’m @RyanJJohn, Digitally Blonde’s newest contributor. Essentially, what I do is sift through the cesspool that is 4chan, to see if there’s anything amusing and cool and (mostly) SFW. It sounds easy, sure, but it only sounds like that to someone who’s never been to 4chan.
You know what they say, “What has been seen, cannot be unseen.”
I see, so you don’t have to.
Anywho, here’s some pretty cool alt art I found in my travels. Enjoy!
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Tampon USB
As seen on Blogbits, brought to you by @TdotComics
Blogbits informs me of this little flashdrive, coming in three sizes depending on your flow: light 1GB, Regular 8GB, and Heavy16GB :P. This hasn’t been released yet but keep an eye on meninos for the launch & price. My one hope is that it is NOT made of cotton, no one wants a mix up :P
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Batwomen
As seen on Daily DCU, brought to you by @TdotComics
“Batman’s Women and You”. Ideally, all women can fit into a Batman Allegory:
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Google + FB Fail = New Meme
As seen on ReadWriteWeb.com
It’s not every day you get to watch the birth of an Internet meme, but yesterday, I was there at the moment of conception. I didn’t give birth to it but I certainly played a completely inadvertent and circumstantial part.
Facebook and AOL had announced their partnership and I decided the news merited more than the two paragraph treatment I saw everywhere else. So I embarked on a diatribe about how Facebook was trying to be our “One True Login”- and unknowingly set in motion what has become the most epic comment thread ReadWriteWeb has ever seen. But how did this happen and why?
