Some people are just asking for it, y’know.

You know, for a generation that’s bent on writing, er, typing, a lot don’t know how to properly use apostrophes. Blame it on IM/SMS talk or just plain ignorance–in spite of going to school.

Here’s a little comic strip that actually explains how to use that damned punctuation mark: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/apostrophe

This is just so awesome for a number of reasons: it’s a Lego robot, it solves Rubik’s cubes (totally random, as claimed in the video), and combines both in a lightning fast manner that leaves the world’s fastest [human] cube solvers in the dust.

I couldn’t solve Rubik’s cubes but only because I’m too lazy to study the algorithm and Lego Mindstorm sets are just too damn expensive for me.

I am reserving judgement until I see the film. Although, the bending displays in this teaser isn’t much. Hopefully, they’ll be as awesome as the choreography was during Nickelodeon

Kulula–South Africa’s funnest budget airline–just gave one of their planes (“Flying 101″) a paint job that would make Robin go “Holy Labels, BATMAN!” (View image in separate tab/window)

Known for their sense of humor, this plane definitely lives up to their rep. If only they fly the routes I take, but I guess the “go-go juice” for South Africa to Madripoor would not be enough…

Found on Chris Rawlinson’s blog

Please, Hollywood. Just. Stop.

And no, it’s not a fan film. IMDB Entry

And as a Unicorn Chaser…