Cosimo Cavallaro creates this... uh... work of... art. I think. It's cheese and a house. Cheese on the house. Cheese in the house. Cheese--- 5 tons of cheese. Fromage. On a house. I'm not going to ask why. 'Tis folly. I'd hate to be the neighbors in a week or two.
Some Give Moon Plots As Valentines. $49 for 177 acres isn't bad. The Romanians are getting a better rate than the Lunar Embassy gives US citizens ($15.99 an acre plus $1.16 Lunar Tax of course). Maybe that's because they're on the dark side or something?
If the Moon is too terrestrial for you, Venus, Mars and Jupiter's Io are also up for grabs.
The FAQ is rather enlightening and answers the question "What if I have strange neighbors?" Yeah, and what if it's this guy?
(via Space.com)
What would possess (*cough*) someone to buy a 6.4 GB 'haunted' hard drive on eBay for $51 (+$10 shipping)? I mean, you can find 20 GB new and unpossessed hard drives for about the same price.
Kudos to the seller-- a great way to draw attention to your auction! (link via /usr/bin/girl)
Ok, I love my Visor and all, but I draw the line at rubbing it on my body. Just how many Body Massager Handspring modules does Raynet expect to sell? Yet another "what were they thinking???" items for the market.
Var'aq: a Klingon programming language. Sure... why not? I've had to read code before that looked like it was written by a Klingon. They should feel at home with their own programming language rather than having to use English-based programming languages.
Didn't ACME invent this already (as featured on numerous Warner Bros. cartoons)?
Here's a link Georgia will enjoy: some guy that has visited more than 1700 Starbucks stores across the country. There are pictures online of most of them, including ones we know personally from Austin, Texas. Enjoy!
