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This is the coolest Christmas light show ever! Seriously! Rumor has it that it's in Ohio.
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Cat Stacking is a game similar to Tetris, but with cats...
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I can't believe it has taken me this long to run across Alex Chiu on the web.
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My wife showed me this one a while back, but I had long since forgotten about it. Babycal throw is one of those games that is suprisingly addictive despite being fairly wierd.
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Is your name Pete? If it is, you should check out this link!
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Finally, the drudgery of corporate life has been captured in a play set for adults! The Cubes spend eight hours a day, five days a week, at tiny desks in tiny cubicles.
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I've assumed if I dug a hole straight down in my back yard, that I'd end up in China.... but I was wrong. With the help of Google Maps, you can can figure out If I dig a very deep hole, where do I come out?
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Sinosplice's China Junk Food Review highlights foods I've never heard of before and probably will never see. Check out the second edition for more when you've finished chewing on #1.
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Think you are leftie or a rightie? Libertarian or Authoritarian? Take the Political Compass test and find out for sure!
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Planet Designer lets you play with the physics of planetary systems. I keep making planets that won't hold their atmosphere, but I'll just rent them cheap! A fun way to learn a little bit more about physics.
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The Catsup Crapper is a fine example of what a MIT education will do for you.
I sure wish I had this much time on my hands!
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Alan Parekh's Electronic Projects brings us the Hard Drive clock, a sweet clock made from an old hard drive and some LEDs. As we all know, anything with LEDs is cool, especially if they are different colors!
The videos really shows off the moves of this one of a kind timepiece!
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Pandora is an amazing service that will build custom "radio stations" for you based on a specified artist or song, and the feedback on suggested songs. I found it was dead on, and reminded me of some great songs and bands I've forgotten over the years!
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The Old Negro Space Program - The shocking but false story of America's blackstronauts.
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A fun game, and apparently you're helping computers to learn to see at the same time. Peekaboom is this week's top timewaster for me!
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Spamusement calls itself "Poorly-drawn cartoons inspired by actual spam subject lines", but I call it freaking hilarious. Then again, it is 12:31 AM right now, so I may think differently in the morning.
Either way, it has an RSS feed making it easier to get that fresh Spamusement daily.
One of my favorites:
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Can you build a bridge across the gameboard before the computer does? Kind of a cross between Tron light-cycles and connect four.
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