Friday, March 30, 2012

The Pizza That Just Won’t Go Away

The Pizza That Just Won’t Go Away:
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Show someone you care, give them Herpes (Pizza).


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Bottoms Up Before You Enter this Park

Bottoms Up Before You Enter this Park:
Party Fails - Bottoms Up Before You Enter this Park

Tagged: chug chug chug, drunk in public, park, sign
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Insert My What?

Insert My What?:
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I better get it back afterwards.


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A True Weekend Warrior

A True Weekend Warrior:
Party Fails - A True Weekend Warrior

Tagged: bikini, bud light, goggles, wat, watermelon, weekend warrior
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Axel Pfaender's Berlin Boombox is stylish, stereo, and... cardboard

Axel Pfaender's Berlin Boombox is stylish, stereo, and... cardboard: berlin boombox






Berlin-based designer Axel Pfaender's latest project is an iPhone-compatible stereo boombox that's made of screen-printed cardboard. The Berlin Boombox is fully recyclable, features a striking black and white design, and comes in a flat-pack assembly kit. There's a stereo amplifier on board, and it'll connect to to any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. Pfaender says he created the boombox after deciding that there weren't any attractive and affordable iPhone speakers on the market, and we'd certainly agree that he's succeeded in breaking through there — the Berlin Boombox looks great, and you can order one with a Kickstarter pledge of just $50 (the price will be $59 at retail if the project is successfully funded). We'll...
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Watermelons Are Nature's Kegs [DIY]

Watermelons Are Nature's Kegs [DIY]:
Watermelons Are Nature's KegsStill pumping your watermelons full of vodka? What is this, summer camp? You're in the real world now, it's time for an adult solution to your fruit-based adult beverage storage needs. Maybe one that even involves a spigot.
The instructions for the Watermelon Keg come from none other than the National Watermelon Promotion Board—which is an actual thing, apparently. Essentially you slice off a thin layer from the bottom end, slice open the top, scoop out the meat (or liquefy with booze), and jam a spigot in the front.
What would be really awesome is if you got a bunch of those cube melons they sell in Japan, stack them vertically and run tubing from the top melon to the bottom one (which would hold the spigot). Put a couple of umbrellas in that bad boy and you are set for the luau. [Watermelon.org via Neatorama]