Steampunk Star Wars

Chromium FTW! (Star Wars, Toys)

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Some kick ass one off custom action figures.

“V” Remake to hit theaters?

Zombie16 FTW! (Movies)

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“V” Remake Aiming for Theaters, Plus Sequels – The Deadbolt News

All I know is it better have a cameo by one Robert Englund,  which it should since he’s also in Zombie Strippers

Wilford Brimley Diabeetus Remix

Zombie16 FTW! (Fun, Health, Music)

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Wilford Brimley Diabeetus Remix – YouTube

Break it down Dr. Blair!

Teens Arrested For Targeting Chuck Norris

Chromium FTW! (Celebrities)

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Don’t Fuck with Chuck!

Parents Fight Over Which Gang Toddler Should Join

Chromium FTW! (WTF?!)

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Crip + West Side Baller = West Side Crawler?

A Whopper with Cheese and 15 orders of Bacon

Chromium FTW! (Bacon, Food, Fun)

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I think this beats the Octostacker. Plus it’s more logistically edible.

Cheney’s reflection revealed!

Chromium FTW! (Politics)

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Just his arm. Busted as Zombie pointed out. 🙁 I was hoping for a conspiracy.

New Starbucks brew right for you?

Zombie16 FTW! (Food)

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New Starbucks brew right for you?

Lemme tell you something, if it ain’t got 2 shots of espresso in it and makes your eyes turn red and your hands shake, it’s L-A-M-E lame! Shame on you Starbucks, gimmie more of that ‘ffeine I’m looking for, fricken n00b’s.

Ars launches The Server Room: for large scale IT discussion

LowCommotion FTW! (Internet, PC Tech)

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Ars launches The Server Room: for large scale IT discussion

This forum is dedicated to the “bigger picture” topics—high-level systems that don’t easily fit in the other forums. This is for the architects, the designers, and the decision makers for large-scale IT systems.

Scientists Use Brain-Boosting Drugs

LowCommotion FTW! (Drugs, Science)

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Poll: Scientists Use Brain-Boosting Drugs

Scientists from all over the world participated in the poll, but 70% of respondents said they were from the U.S.The most popular drug was Ritalin, used by 62% of responders. Provigil was the drug of choice for 44% of those polled — suggesting that many of the users take more than one drug. Beta-blockers, such as Inderal, accounted for 15% of the drug use.