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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

The Sociables prefer Pepsi. (via Pepsi Cola Upscale Ads from 1950s)

The Sociables prefer Pepsi. (via Pepsi Cola Upscale Ads from 1950s)

apokryphos28:

old school!!

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Want. via Random, Awesome Internet Find of the Day: Typewriter Keyboard | MeganCorbett.com

Want.

via Random, Awesome Internet Find of the Day: Typewriter Keyboard | MeganCorbett.com

Division of Labor share the new rules: “Stop Tweeting Dumb Sh*t” And Other New Workplace Rules | Co. Design

Division of Labor share the new rules: “Stop Tweeting Dumb Sh*t” And Other New Workplace Rules | Co. Design

Via David Forbes,

“A haunting (no, really) compilation of video game deaths” presented by our friends at Boing Boing Video. Music is Rob’s MIDI homage to “Mad World” by Tears for Fears, and you can download the MP3 here and buy their original song here.

Directed by Rob Beschizza. Thanks to Coilhouse for sharing.

inothernews: And now, an iPad as a Macintosh Classic. (Crescent Electronics via Neatorama) want.

inothernews:

And now, an iPad as a Macintosh Classic.

(Crescent Electronics via Neatorama)

want.

PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN.

New York invasion by 8-bits creatures!
PIXELS is Patrick Jean’ latest short film, shot on location in New York.

Written, directed by : Patrick Jean
Director of Photograhy : Matias Boucard

(via unicornology)

(via unicornology)

Pixels & Bricks: Post-It Donkey Kong in Raleigh (via gamildesign)

superamit: Something that looked like this would make a HOT retro bluetooth headset. p.s. The Moto DynaTAC 8000 was the first cellphone. Took 11 years and 100 million dollars to make it happen, and the thing cost $4,000 and gave you 30 minutes of talk time when introduced in 1983. (Source)

superamit:

Something that looked like this would make a HOT retro bluetooth headset.

p.s. The Moto DynaTAC 8000 was the first cellphone. Took 11 years and 100 million dollars to make it happen, and the thing cost $4,000 and gave you 30 minutes of talk time when introduced in 1983. (Source)