somthing about "classic" humor will always appeal to me....guess thats why i'm an animator =)

it might be worth it...will check it out later...thank you

this one might require a bit more creativity and effort than a 1 day mashup, but you should ahve a ton of fun doing it....

a good ol airship race... try to stay away from the blimp/boat combo idea and come up with your own variations of flying machines.

This seems like a waste of brainpower. Furthermore, these morons are using conventional logic to determine their "ingenious measurements and calculations." They seem to fail to realize that WoW is a DIGITAL (meaning the developers can rewrite any "law" that they want) world spread across a multiverse of servers and players computers. Calling it flat is simple minded. As a visual presence (what you see) it is most definitely flat (just ask the level designer), but the world is not a continuous plane.

I'm not saying wow is too great (i hardly think WoW is anything near great) to be flat, I just think that anyone who takes the time to think about it like that is probably an idiot...

I'm rooting for devo!

i wish i had 52 bucks to blow on that book....it looks interesting....and if architectural techinques such as the conducting passive energy via intelegently placed windows were used more, it would definately help reduce energy consumption and strive a more attainable sustainability. taking the house at face value is closed minded...its the ideas that matter...

I guess i'm just not in the mood to watch all 9 min of that video at the moment....my question however is this:

rocks are very old, yet how can we possibly date exactly when something that old has been "placed?"...
this is in reference to dating it "older than stone henge."

who can tell if he's a righty or lefty!? I'm gonna say righty. Funny how youtube flamers can push the limits of achievements and creativity...wait...are youtube flamers a good thing!? nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo......

is it just me or does that artificial beak look like a rubber toy glued on with epoxy than it does a serious attempt at reconstructional surgery? what's up with the extra set of nostrils?

at least its working...poor bird...

@#3 http://www.instructables.com/id/SRH0UMKFAQDX721/
or you could always just try and find someone who has access to a laser cutter. But I went to art school and can always use the one there...so i guess its easier for me =P

I started laser cutting moleskines once i saw that first BB post about it. I've got some with the art of Brian Froud, some with Celtic Trees of Life, and of course a bunch with my own designs on them. Laser cutting is FUN!

I know one place i'll never eat, and regardless of legal "rights" I hope the majority of the people who hear this think the same...what ever happened to morals?

He knew what he was getting himself into the second he got on that banana shipment.

the way these are spliced together really ruin the effect for me, i was much more impressed with the spongebob cast voiceovers of classic movies http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwZlFBVUb0s

my classic cartoon upbringing wants him to drink a glass of water after he takes them all out..hehe

depends on what type of printer you use, but here's the basic concept for the simpler ones. if you lay a stack of papers on top of each other 1 by one with a layer of glue in between each piece, you'd have a brick. If you cut a circle in each paper before gluing it down you'd eventually end up with a brick with a hole in it, and a cylinder. complex models can be formed by stacking thousands of it's cross sections on top of one another (in the totally oldschool way of making huge wooden sculptures). Each printer varies in its material and technique. The printer I use the most uses a powdered resin with a hardening solution. It's fairly weak but you coat it in superglue afterwards =). Hope that helps