Literally. Be A Doll is a company that will make a custom action figure or Barbie if you prefer, out of you. Have one made in your likeness to give new meaning to the phrase “playing with yourself”, or get one of your nemesis for good pin poking fun!
Just be careful who you make a doll of, or this could happen to you:
I’d assume every person who has kids would want them to have a nice safe play area to enjoy the beautiful outside world with. This was the case of a kind Mom and Dad near Anchorage Alaska, who decided to build a great play area, complete with plastic play set and smooth stones to prevent any boo-boo’s, in their yard for their two spawns. How sweet! I just hope the kids were taught to share, because they appear to have a few playmates that want to use the slide and swings too!
The rumors are true, Mass Appeal magazine is done. The one time graffiti magazine turned urban lifestyle guide is being pulled from production, so the company can focus on their more profitable assets, namely Miss Behave magazine and Colossal Media. The plan is to continue the website and possibly sell the magazine to another publisher, so who knows maybe it will be reborn again in the future. While I have still be picking up issues of the mag whenever a new issue is available, it really has lost the real street edge that it once had, going the way of lame blinged out cornyness. Oh well, not reading the mag will give me more time to focus on drinking! Besides, I can still watch the Gangstarr version of Mass Appeal.
Maybe it is because I love Scrabble (don’t laugh, I will beat you at it any day), or maybe because I love dogs, or maybe, just maybe because this advertisement is just divine, as if it has come down from the heavens; Whatever the reason, this ad rocks. Check it out…
I’m not at work right now, blogging away for all of you out there in the AS|D DROP audience, but once I came across this video clip for Mario Kart coming out for the Nintendo Wii, I had to log on and post this for everyone to see! I for one can’t wait!!!! Releasing 04/27/2008!
Growing up I don’t believe there was a child in any country (where available, so don’t get all snobby and tell me about your LEGO-less childhood in Tuvalu) that didn’t play with LEGO’s. While from time to time all kids go through a fling with some other false idols, for me it was G.I. Joe and He Man, the simple brilliance of those little blocks is where you always return. LEGO’s have captured the imagination and provided an outlet for children every where to create what their heart desired. After all, you don’t stick around for 50 years if your product is a mere fad. In recognition of the LEGO brick turning 50 this year, LEGO is publishing a “Collectors Guide” documenting all of their nearly 8,000 sets produced between 1958 and 2008. Pick up your copy when it becomes available later this year and take a stroll down the LEGO brick road.