These pics from STLToday were too good to pass up. As far as a recap goes, we came in third place in the race, but we’ll always be number 1 in the hearts of idiots everywhere. Big shout out to our bro Scott DeBroux and the magnificent Mrs. Karen Castellano for being the brains behind the beast. And of course, everyone that came out to “run” with us. More pics on the facebook page in case you’re interested.
Pretty sure this video speaks for itself. The 1:15 mark. Wait for it. Wait for it… Ouch.
But seriously, we may be idiots but it’s for a good cause — Operation Food Search. So if you can, please go here and donate a can a food. It’ll only take five minutes of your time. The idiots and some deserving families thank you.
While flashmobs have made a huge impact on business and communities over the last several years, there’s a new type of mob on the horizon. I’m talking about the carrotmob. It’s a grassroots effort coming out of San Fran to reward businesses for being environmentally responsible. The carrotmob is a group of enthused consumer activists spending money at businesses that are striving to be more socially/environmentally responsible. The plan is to start small, document results, and grow. In a couple of years, this movement may be changing the way large corporations do business. Very cool idea. The short video below explains the idea, but check out the website for more info.
Check out this new internet statistic video. Pretty crazy stuff. Each one of these proves to be more mind-boggling than the last. Who knew that Craigslist has been around since 95? And go to hell, Ashton Kutcher.
if you’ve ever lived in a big city, you know that moving day is right up their with tax day and light-your-underwear-on-fire-day.
designed to help urban dwellers move from flat to flat a bit easier…and greener…the Vrachtfiets are pedal powered moving vans. concepted and created by two engineering students, these two-man machines are designed to haul some serious weight while cutting down on pollution, noise and parking tickets.
How long until we see one of these loaded down with VitaminWater, Muscle Milk or some other product to be sampled or sold?
ok, that’s lame. but these travel posters based on Star Wars locations are not. from Chicago-based designer Justin Van Genderen, this series of “travel posters” inspired by Simon Page are wonderfully designed, simplistic yet compelling. and unlike that Reservoir Dogs poster you’re hanging on to, your girlfriend might let you hang one of these puppies up in the new place.