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Now Online: Faith Today Article →
Debra Fieguth’s article about All God’s Children, which originally apeared in print in the Canadian magazine Faith Today, can now be read online on the website Christianity.ca.
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I, for one, am in favor of these jeans.
What. In. The. World. Are. These?!
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My wife, the LIC block printer, would really dig this pic.
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Sounds about right, Jon.
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This one goes out to Scott Solary
Bacon Rule #305: Don’t be afraid to show bacon just how much you love it.
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Flight of the Conchords #1 fan/stalker Mel (Kristen Schaal) invites viewers to participate in the Flight of the Conchords Lip Dub Contest.
Here’s the deal:
- Go to FlightLipDub.com and download the MP3 of the FOTC song “Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros”.
- Videotape yourself lip-syncing to the song.
- The best videos will be chosen for a “Fansterpiece” mash-up which will air on HBO.
- Mel has a how-to on creating your own lip dub video.
- PSA: The second season of FOTC starts January 18th, 2009.
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I wish we had paid more for our logo.
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SO this was Fox broadcasting the NFL yesterday. Do you think they’re going to get slapped with a “wardobe malfunction” style fine by the FCC? Oh wait, that’s right, the FCC lost that suit in court.
The nude dude’s a tight-end. The least he could have done is turned around so we could see whether it’s true or not…
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A font that supposedly uses less ink.
Though I imagine that depends on what kind of printer you use…
Introducing “Ecofont” — the world’s first eco-friendly font.
From the creators’ website:
A good idea is always simple: how much of a letter can be removed while maintaining the readability? After extensive testing with all kinds of shapes the best results were achieved by using small circles. Lots of late hours (and coffee) later have resulted in a font that uses up to 20% less ink.
You can download the font here.
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