
Found this cool, well-presented “How To” video on reading palms. I frequently found myself pausing or going back to certain parts (whilst checking my own palm), so I decided to list down the steps and provide some screen caps.
Percy Jackson & The Lightning Thief tells the story of Percy Jackson (Lerman), a regular kid struggling with dyslexia and ADHD. Soon enough, though, Percy discovers that his “disabilities” are really because he isn’t a regular kid – he is a demigod, borne of Poseidon, Greek god of the sea, and a mortal woman…
I find the chorus of Itchyworms’ “Misis Felynimfa Ang Pangalan” really entertaining.
Bot applications are the latest Facebook fad plaguing our Walls. It all started with Crush Bot, an application telling you who are the top 5 people who may have a crush on you - male, female or both. Then there’s the Bridesmaid Bot (your top five contacts who will be your bridesmaids when you get married), Friend Bot (your top five BFFs) and even Gay Bot (… I think you can surmise what this one does).
Check out these cool webcomics: A take on popular video game Mario Kart by Rock Paper Cynic, and a Michael Jackson tribute by Tatsuya Ishida’s Sinfest.
Imagine if the world is uniformly measured by bits of info instead of the conventional metric/english system. It would be probably hard to quantify the information we are passing around everyday…In the coming years, as we purchase more and more devices that are anchored to disk storage, I think we will be measuring assets in terms of gigabytes.
Watch the Pacman finish Hatton, Street Fighter style!
If you’ve been anywhere outside your home for the past five years or so, then I’m sure you’ve seen one of those pink signs put up by MMDA. The most famous (or infamous, depending on your take on it) is the one which reads “Walang Tawiran, Nakamamatay.” At the time, the signage really made an [...]
The Onion: Trekkies bash new Star Trek film for being “Fun, Watchable”
After reading a dozen jokes, some I haven’t really heard before, I didn’t find myself laughing as much as I hoped. Maybe it was the way they were written, but the jokes just felt so old, even the ones labeled “new”. I can almost smell what ten years ago smelled like, back when my idea of Internet fun was to look for “Jokes” or “Funny Stories” on search engines like Yahoo!, Altavista, or Ask Jeeves.