monkey business. our only business.
“As with other HULGER products, The PLUMEN low energy light bulb prototype is a reaction to the lack of real diversity, imagination and personality offered by the market today”…. I like this idea, and as Nick points out, most long life light bulbs are pig ugly, these however would look quite nice sans shade hanging from your ceilings.
I have to say though, PLUMEN is what I would term and ‘IKEA ready’ name, but perhaps that’s a good thing.
(photo pinched from www.plumen.com)
Moncler: When I was in Paris recently I spotted lots of people wearing Moncler puffa jackets, and upon investigation, they are the bestest puffa jackets i have ever seen (in particular thew Junya Watanabe sports jacket)
Colette: Also in Paris, my hotel was on the same block, Colette for a beautiful, very edited selection of designer gifts n stuff. A bit like Magma, but with expensive watches and designer clothes
The new BBC homepage [From The new BBC homepage on Flickr - Photo Sharing!] It’s got a clock! W00t!
Prism is an application that lets users split web applications out of their browser and run them directly on their desktop. [From Mozilla Labs Blog » Blog Archive » Prism]
Foamee is a free service that helps track who you owe beers to (and vice-versa) using the popular messaging service, Twitter.
Even though this is in dollars, which everyone knows is like basically toy money at the moment, it’s nice to know that my profession, when it comes to salaries, is teh winrar.
“Welcome to the wonderful underwater world of AquaWomen, a special place on the web for all Aquaphiles and lovers of the submerged female form. Here, you can meet and enjoy superb still and moving imagery of our beautiful, young and attractive mermaids, as they erotically swim and submerge under the water to create and bring a wide and varied selection of Aquaphile fantasy scenarious and themes especially to you.” er… Dean showed it to me.
As everyone knows, the best way to kill a zombie is to shoot it in the head, preferably with a pump action shotgun, failing that decapitating it with a shovel. However I must say, that after watching ‘28 weeks later’ again, I’m now convinced that decapitation by helicopter rotor blade is in fact the way forward. Obviously it’s more difficult as you have to fly really low, however it does offer the advantage of being able to take out loads of zombies at once. Hmmm, so as zombies will in fact take over the world one day, I now feel like I must now go an get helicopter flying lessons, which obviously will be useful because it will help me escape to the shopping mall much more quickly. It’s win win really…
Two bestest things I found this week on the Internets:
1. Digital Gravel: “Digital Gravel first hit the web on 1/19/1999, as the first site dedicated exclusively to selling gear from underground and independently owned brands.” … “Basically, we are still the same company we were on day one. We still believe that the best gear in this industry can only be found beneath surface..”
2. Collective Discharge: A set of really rather poptastic mixes for you to download. They remind me a lot eclectic method, uh, but without the video’s… obviously.
This one’s been on the side of the Truman Brewery for ages, but I thought I’d post it as it’s still great.
This beautiful orange Datsun belonged to Salvador Dali, or possibly his wife Gala, I’m not sure, it was parked outside their place Castell de Puboll. There was also a big old black Cadillac, but I know which one I’d have driven.
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