Here are the results and a key for the detail test that I had printed by Shapeways in stainless steel. The detail is quite remarkable. If this interests you, check out the . First the scale, compared to a penny:…
Below is the key for the Metric Hole Test Pattern object, which is available at Shapeways.com. It is a flat, 3 millimeter thick piece with standard metric drill bit size holes, and can be used just as a decoration, or…
I ran across this ad for Lufthansa today at Die Welt. It got my attention — the whole web page fell off the screen. I almost wish I’d caught it while the content on the site still matched the image.
Here’s a Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) drawing of a 24-tooth saw blade. I needed a simple circular saw blade clipart image for a logo I’m working on, but I couldn’t find a usable one online so I created my own.…
This is the blog for a great bread-making technique. We’ve made it countless times and it has been a big help in meeting our culinary resolution to bake all our bread this year.
Here are a few more: What happens when a ghost haunts a theater? The actors get stage fright. What is a cannibal’s favorite type of TV show? A celebrity roast. Who was Snow White’s brother? Egg White. Get the yolk?…
More comment spam jokes… My five year old likes them. 🙂 What is the biggest ant? An elephant. Did you hear about the dentist who married a manicurist? They fight tooth and nail! What do cats like to eat for…
…and the just keep coming and coming! Why do cows wear bells? Because their horns don’t work. What do you get when you cross a canary and a lawn mower? Shredded tweet. What did the worm say to the caterpillar?…
Here’s a cool painting of the Matterhorn. Please comment if you happen to know who painted it, or if you have any ideas on how to find out. Here’s a close-up of the signature.
Here are a few more groaners from the many dedicated people who try to post spam as comments on this blog. Please enjoy them now free from their spam payloads. 🙂 What do you get when you cross a rabbit…