The newest iteration, version 11, continues the outstanding tradition set by its predecessors while upping the bar even higher for the competition.
4 CommentsWhat geekery is this?
What geekery is this?
The newest iteration, version 11, continues the outstanding tradition set by its predecessors while upping the bar even higher for the competition.
4 CommentsWhat happens when 2phatgeeks join forces and dedicate their lives to one another? They write about it on the internet and share it, that’s what.
Comments closedLike most people, I’m busy celebrating with the better half and quite definitely “nicely relaxed.” this year, I am “nicely relaxed” (ie obliterated… so please excuse the typos) on a steady stream of Mooing Irish Pepsis (Bailey’s, coke and milk) and rum and cokes…
Comments closedA little project that I have been sort-of working on these past few months that I haven’t shared much of. It just went through a theme change and a few other changes to tidy up, and now I think it’s ready for you guys to see!
Comments closedMoney sucks right now for a lot of us. Everywhere I look there’s someone lamenting over what they can get for people for Christmas, without relying on something from the dollar store. How can you give a gift that really says, “hey, I fucking love you!,” without breaking your bank…
Comments closedSometimes you just don’t know how much you can do until you set a ridiculous goal for yourself.
Comments closedHere’s a video tutorial for you behind the cut. (Just click the link!) It’s on my messy desk and is about how to make very quick and simple candy canes out of polymer clay. You don’t need to be a rocket scientist or an uber artist to do these. They’re quick, relatively easy, and great for the holidays!
Comments closedAll I can leave for the men who died for me, is a sprawling, messy Thank you.
1 CommentModern Furniture 4 Homes has a collection of sweet. ass. furniture. Why is it that I never noticed? Peek inside with me to see! (This is a sponsored post!)
Comments closedNearly half of my life ago, my mother was diagnosed with Diabetes. It is a disease that many consider to be ‘easy.’ Easy to control, easy to maintain and often, mistake it for a ‘fat persons’ disease. It is neither a disease that is ‘easy’ nor just for ‘fat people.’ It is a disease that can and often slowly ticks away precious seconds, years, and wears down internal organs over time. Please help me find a cure for this disease, for my mother. For our mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, husbands, wives, grandparents and children.
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