Not really sure what to say about this video – except my new record for watching ice skating is 3.39 minutes of it. We have both Mario and Luigi in this video. There’s a chair too – did you know you could ice skate with a chair? Got to wonder how many in the crowd […]
Swordwoman transformation
I like this video for two reasons. This is cleary a display of fantastic sword skill. The first blow cuts the bamboo so cleanly that it does not topple and the second blow comes above the first cut, hits the bamboo that’s no longer being held by the grip and still manages to slice through. […]
RolePlayMedia Network closes
Berin Kinsman, aka UncleBear, has shuttered the RolePlayMedia Network. The site was a community for RPG bloggers, pocasters, YouTube hosts and their audience. The goal of the network was to be more than an aggregator of feeds – to be a community. The network was powered by Ning and while neither this blogger nor this […]
Dr Who: Day of the Moon done in Lego
Did you enjoy Doctor Who’s Day of the Moon? Was it too confusing? Was it anti-American? Who is River Song? Would you be able to re-construct the prison scene using Lego and minifigs? Master Lego builder Legoagogo is able to answer that last question with a yes. Here’s a very clever couple of Lego scenes […]
Mobile Review: Samsung Galaxy Ace
When I was a boy countless books, films and television shows depicted the 21st century as being full of technological innovations such as flying cars and robot servants. So far these haven’t come to pass (to any significant degree anyway) but that’s not to say technology hasn’t been advancing in the right direction. Computers have […]
Is Slave Leia real?
The first of these two pictures were surfaced by the native geeks of Reddit. There were three things the community liked about the picture; the sexy slave Leia, Boba Fett and the fact these were pretty much duct tape costumes. As is common the cries of “faked!” and “shopped!” soon started to rise to the […]
Joey Esposito interview: Footprints
Joey Esposito is a respected name in the comic world. He’s currently the Comics Editor at IGN Entertainment and has a past that features positions such as Comics Editor at CraveOline and contributor to the likes of Broken Frontier. Esposito also has a history in internet marketing, working out strategies to promote products and services […]
Anthrobots: Steampunk insects built from bullets
Some geeky creations are so great that they count as art. Step up artist Tom Hardwidge and the anthrobots. You can’t buy these via an ecommerce system yet but you can email Tom and discuss a commission. Clicking on any of these will open a larger image. There are, of course, more on Tom’s site […]
Mighty Star Wars Lego diorama
I think Lego artist Jay Hoff requires some serious praise for this impressive Star Wars diorama. This set uses more than 30,000 bricks and nearly 400 minifigs (388, actually). Check out the walls on the scene; they’re lego too. If you’re familiar with the Lego set which contains the spacecraft you’ll have an idea of […]
Darth Vader urinal stalks the loo
Not sure what to say about this picture. Actually, well, I’ve seen urinals been taken out of order by the application of a black bag. It’s a good method. It’s a good method even if some geek native comes along with some printed Darth Vader acccessories and a witty note to complete the transformation. Luke, […]