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Screw putting up a dry erase board in your home office turn a whole wall into one with IdeaPaint ($30-$175).
This ingenious paint turns anything you can paint into...
Screw putting up a dry erase board in your home office turn a whole wall into one with IdeaPaint ($30-$175).
This ingenious paint turns anything you can paint into...
Grilling your own steaks but need to serve up rare, medium rare, medium, and burnt well done cuts all at the same time? Let the Steak Station ($23) help you...
Source:
http://www.uncrate.com/men/gear/grilling/steak-station/
A round-up of the most hair-raising commercials ever made.
From Bumpits to spray on hair, there's no denying the long and storied history of weird hair product commercials. Oh, how our younger selves yearned for a Topsy Tail and glitter hair gel. Now we're just bewildered. But then? That marketing worked wonders. The fear factor hit just as far one Head & Shoulders spot scarred us for life.
Source:
http://www.stylecaster.com/news/9164/the-craziest-hair-commercials-of-all-time
Doctors and parents were stunned when research published more than a decade ago found some American girls were beginning puberty as early as 7
See which foods have the most antioxidants, and what the real health benefits are.
#4 - See Criss Angels 'Believe' -- This creepy bare chested invitation to experience Criss Angel makes us want to peel our skin off.
And with Fantasy in the same building this is a no-brainer for the dudes.
Some clever person in Portland has decided to paint Mario Kart iconography into one of the citys bike lanes.
The mayor should give that person the key to the city.
Source:
http://news.filefront.com/nintendo-fanboys-get-silly-with-bike-lanes-in-portland/
GPS tracking, cell-network tracking, immobilizers, and secure key fobs are all common these days, but what if you were to roll all of the anti-theft technology available on the market into a single car? Would it be possible to theft-proof it?
They are the two magic words which for generations have been the cornerstone of good manners.
But research suggests today's Britons are no longer capable of saying 'thank you' when showing gratitude.