Uh-Oh: Facebook Data Says We're Entering Breakup Season from theatlantic.com
Best Facebook Exchange Ever from allfacebook.com
The Joys Are Endless from engrishfunny
Popular Italian Gestures from designyoutrust.com
Knife Lid from laissezfaire (super good idea!)
What's Your Flavor? Namecards from TheDieLine.
i would get the Sugar one, what about you?
The Placebo Effect from Slashdot Idle:
"It seems the placebo effect isn't just valid on drugs. It's also a fact on elevators, offices and traffic lights. An article by Greg Ross says: 'In most elevators installed since the early 1990s, the 'close door' button has no effect. Otis Elevator engineers confirmed the fact to the Wall Street Journal in 2003. Similarly, many office thermostats are dummies, designed to give workers the illusion of control. "You just get tired of dealing with them and you screw in a cheap thermostat," said Illinois HVAC specialist Richard Dawson. "Guess what? They quit calling you." In 2004 the New York Times reported that more than 2,500 of the 3,250 "walk" buttons in New York intersections do nothing. "The city deactivated most of the pedestrian buttons long ago with the emergence of computer-controlled traffic signals, even as an unwitting public continued to push on."'"
And lastly, a happy video:
Get Outta My Way (Boys) Tribute from Jeremy Lucido on Vimeo.
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