This is totally bizarre and I don’t know if the people who built a website outlining how you can reuse your old gum did for a laugh or not.
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Reuse Your Old Gum
August 22, 2008 – 10:02 am
Dreams in a Bank
August 14, 2008 – 4:48 pm
Dream Bank is a website to list your dreams. It’s a simple idea, from the site:
First, we provide a fun, easy way for you to fund your dreams. By posting a dream on www.dreambank.org, friends, family and fans can contribute to your dream fund. Each contribution brings your dream closer to reality. Funding dreams [...]
Green LOLs
July 28, 2008 – 5:28 pm
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Fun-O-Meter
July 16, 2008 – 11:07 am
This is the fun-o-meter and it looks like a blast! For only $0.50 you get a suggestion of something fun to do. Perfect.
Just think about it. Fifty cents gets you:
-1 fun idea. If you’re been reading the site, you know the type of stuff, Zoomdoggle is loaded with them. #318 reads: Write “B” and “R” [...]
Bras Could Power Electronics
July 14, 2008 – 11:34 am
I find this to be rather entertaining, apparently bras could be manufactured that produce electricity from bouncing breasts. If one was to combine this electricity producing bra with the eco-friendly bra the world would witness the greatest piece of underwear ever made.
Then one day recently, I had an idea. As I rode a [...]
Wave Powered Boat Succeeds
July 7, 2008 – 11:06 am
We first looked at the wave-powered boat back in March, before Kenichi Horie set sail (or is that set wave?). Now he has become the first person to cross the Pacific in a wave-powered boat.
Weak waves and opposing ocean currents delayed his arrival, which was originally set for late May.
“When waves were weak, the [...]