I’m pleased to announce our new blog T-Shirt Store Blog. As described this blog will show you the best t-shirts available in the internet with a links to the stores where you can by them. We are watching the web to give you the coolest t-shirts links and best deals.
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This is not a sales pitch and there is nothing to buy. There is no squeeze page that is designed to sell you anything later either.
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Honestly -I’m onboard ![]()
Brent Oxley from hostgator published result of one amazing experiment that was setup so that each day of the week a different popular homeless slogan would be advertised.

This is by far the coolest christmas tree I have seen so far this year. You can find the tree outside a shopping mall in Madrid, Spain and projected on the sides of the christmas tree you can see a big Pac-man game. You can’t play the game but at least it’s animated. Nice one!
Pac-man christmas tree hits madrid [technabob.com] [via fosfor gadgets]
French illustrator Yannick Thomé. Excellent archive of cartoony illustrations. Definetely worth to visit.


Advertising Agency: 1861 United Milan, Italy
Art Director: Peppe Cirillo
Copywriter: Vincenzo Celli
Photographer: Andrea Melcangi
The following are some of Geeky wedding cakes that express the personalities or interests of the couples getting married (click on image to see all)

Courtesy of Wedding Limousines Florida
Amazing but true: as spotted by Marco, Google has hidden a mini flight simulator within Google Earth. To access it for the first time, hit CTRL+Alt+A in Windows or Command+Option+A on the Mac.
You need the latest version of Google Earth, and I needed to be over the US to get the window to pop up. What you should see in that window is a choice of two planes - the F16 and the SR22. Once you’ve accessed it for the first time, you can return to the simulator by hitting Tools, then Enter Flight Simulator. The controls are keyboard and mouse, and while it’s limited in scope, it’s still a lot of fun.
Pete Cashmore thinks this one may qualify as the “Best Easter Egg Ever!”.
About 500 images was published atr Funny Cats Gallery
Check it out and don’t say you were serious while watching this.



