Salami and drumsticks

Posted to links on September 16th, 2008

This is one artist I can get behind, although his site is slightly behind times.  Click on Marble Floors, and be amazed (hint, those aren’t real marble).

And here’s a must have accessory for rock band players: LED lighted drumsticks.

Loft in Montreal

Posted to links on September 3rd, 2008

Montreal Loft

I think I actually saw the building while walking around in Montreal a month ago.  This is an awesome space.

Link to article, and slideshow.

To do

Posted to links, thoughts on July 21st, 2008

I never knew this was so popular, but apparently there’s multiple rickshaw races in India per year, including:

I want to do at least one by next year.

Pulling for What?

Posted to links on July 9th, 2008

billboard

Have some money burning a hole in your pocket, and a giant empty wall? Why not buy a billboard from the past? Most are around 8-9′ tall, and 20-22′ wide, and range from a couple hundred, to a couple thousand dollars.

Now that website is pretty ghetto, and they probably don’t accept Amazon Payments. But I recently found out about the TextPayMe service that Amazon Payments offers, and it seems to be pretty amazing. Now, when you go dutch on a meal, and you pick up the tab with your credit card, your friends can pay you instantly with their cellphone. This also goes hand in hand with the TextBuyIt service that Amazon offers.

note to self

Posted to links on July 2nd, 2008

beautiful loft

Posted to links on June 26th, 2008

closet, couch

Posted to links, thoughts on May 13th, 2008

closet

This is probably the coolest closet I’ve seen.  The industrial look, the unfinished plywood, and the effect of using what are essentially steel flooring as doors, all blend together perfectly.

In other news, I’m still looking for a good couch.  I’m thinking about getting the Townsend from Room and Board, but apparently someone has already laid claim on it for all of Seattle.  Requirements for a good couch are: simple lines, boxy arm rests, arm rest lower than back rest, arm rest must be wide enough to sit on, comfy, and wide enough that I can comfortably lie on it.

sleepless, stickers, rings, chair

Posted to links on April 28th, 2008

sleepless in Seattle

  1. The floating house that Sleepless in Seattle was filmed in is now up for sale, asking price? $2.5 million.
  2. Just bought: wall decal from etsy.
  3. I’ve always been fascinated by magicians who did tricks with rings, that is, until I found out how they did them.  But these are magazine racks that look like those magician’s rings, and you can hang them off of each other.  Very cool.
  4. I’m looking for a good, yet inexpensive office chair.  While I’d love to get an aeron, it’s a little out of my price range at the moment.  Recommendations are welcome.

small house, expensive water, banana saver

Posted to links on April 20th, 2008

tinyhouse.jpg

  1. Is this a driveway, or a house? On sale in Toronto for $179 000.
  2. Back in the days, we used to buy cases of Voss bottled water, but that doesn’t compare to some of the most expensive bottled water in the world.
  3. If you eat a lot of bananas, but only half of it at a time, then this is the perfect companion for you.

foot faucet, endless, shoe wheel, mxyplyzyk

Posted to links on April 11th, 2008

foot faucet

  1. I don’t know why more homes (or businesses for that matter) don’t come with this, especially since Americans seem pretty paranoid about things like germs. But foot operated faucets are a great idea.
  2. While we’re on the topic of feet, why not buy some shoes? And did you know that Carlos Santana has a line of shoes?
  3. Once you’ve bought all those shoes, here is an innovative way (innovative in the sense that they reinvented the wheel) to store them (but just shoes, not boots).
  4. And here’s a site that I don’t know how to pronounce, that sells all sorts of random stuff.
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