Once upon a time in the land of Spostabe, there was a minotaur named Kevin.
Like all minotaurs, his name was required to start with a “K”.
When Kevin reached the age of 18, his father, Kyle, put him in charge of guarding his very own maze. Continue reading
Hey! Kids!
Time for a short commercial break here at Joe’s Dump…
First up, how about a trip to the carnival? But this is no ordinary circus – this one’s filled with household appliances:
Mechano Carnival
Advice: it’s everywhere on the internet. People have questions, and others are more than willing to give answers. But are the answers good? Are the questions even good? How can you know if advice is worth the network it’s written on?
There are two sides to the advice coin: The person who asks for advice, and those that answer the requests. Each side has factors that can make the advice valuable… useless… or in some cases worse than no advice at all.
Let’s cover some helpful hints for both sides of the advice coin!
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Outstanding In My Field
by Aruba Borealis
Hola, and welcome to “It Arts So Good”.
I am your gracious host, Aruba Borealis, your guide into the fascinating world of the art.
Come with me as we explore what is, and what is not, the art.
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“Bitter Love”
You little cabbage
Mon petit chou chou
You’re good for me
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presents:
Bill Parker: Adopted Eskimo
Numbers. Useful little things. We rely on them for all kinds of information. But that information is not always as beneficial as it seems. In fact, relying on numbers can become an addictive crutch, or even cause undue stress. Join me on my new quest to go on a “Numbers Diet”! Continue reading
He has a check made out to himself for a million dollars, since that’s how Jim Carrey did it.
Disney is on his resume… because he once visited the theme park.
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*** Warning! *** This blog post talks candidly about bathrooms and related, potentially disgusting things… reader discretion is advised!
Bathrooms. We all use them, but who talks about them? Well, I’m ready to break my silence and crack the window on the room with the porcelain throne. Let’s dive in! (eeeewwww…)
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Video Games Live (www.videogameslive.com) is a multi-media show featuring video game music sung live by a choir with music performed by a symphony orchestra. There are interactive segments with the audience, guest directors from the game companies, synchronized videos, trivia, prizes, and much more. Truly an exciting concert!
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