This funny comic by Julia Lepetit and Andrew Bridgman from Dorkly illustrates quite well how most people’s perception of the Star Wars franchise has since the late 1970s. Unfortunately, the years 2014-2015 are missing, because the graph would have pretty much skyrocketed this year! [Source: JULIA LEPETIT AND ANDREW BRIDGMAN – Dorkly]
Fortunately for me, I’m not there yet, even though I still think that I’m on the computer a little too much, but aren’t we all? Right? :) [Source: The Joy of Tech]
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Creating construction paper pictures is one of those arts-and-crafts things that was often relegated to kindergarten activities. In the modern world where kids are often playing with iPads and smartphones more than physical toys, it’s pretty much a lost art. But not to Doctor Sonic. He’s done some incredibly awesome construction paper images of comic […]
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If anyone knows the original artist behind this comic, let us know in the comments section below! [Via]
So geeks, would you rather have lunch with, George R.R. Martin or J.K. Rowling? [Source: You Choose Books]
The very first issue of The Walking Dead sold on Wednesday, November 14, 2012, for a whopping $10,000 on eBay. Back in March of this year, another No. 1 edition sold for $7,000 and last year, Issue No. 1 sold for a “bargain”: $2,500. All three No. 1 issues were given a 9.9 rating out […]
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Fortunately for me, most of my Facebook friends leave their wall pretty much empty, so when we meet, we can still catch up on what is happening in our respective lives. But what about you guys? Has something like this ever happened to you? [Source: Brian @ Shoeboxblog]