As geeks, growing up many of us were told that we needed to be more confident – that with confidence, you can achieve anything. Well College Humor have designed a few amusing dares to truly challenge that notion. [Via College Humor]
With a World with no math, Michael Boatman, Julie Bowen, Simon Helberg and John Oliver are looking to help launch a math education program in Bangladesh and Malawi. [SavetheChildren]
Schools.com recently collected a bunch of findings and created the infographic you see below. Personally, I just had the most amazing philanthropic experience on Facebook. My boss is desperate for Radiohead tickets and put up a post asking her friends if anyone had one available. Knowing what a hardcore fan she is, I clicked share […]
George Takei has become quite the icon of popular culture these days (if you don’t already follow his Facebook page then you are seriously missing out) and so it’s no real surprise that the latest in the Archie comic spin-offs will feature a George Takei cameo. With a history of quite classic comics, the Archie […]
Matt Harding, the guy who, back in 2005, and then later in 2008, travelled throughout the world to record himself dancing in as many country as possible is back, and this time, he adds a little variety to his dance routines. Check it out! [Wherethehellismatt]
http://vimeo.com/44117178 Isn’t it about time that we stood up and said that trolling just isn’t particularly cool? I’ve never really understood the appeal of pulling others down “just for the fun of it” without really meaning what you’re saying, anonymous or not. I figure it’s a natural evolution of the phone pranking that used to […]
So geeks, got any thoughts about this picture? Agree? Disagree? Let us know in the comments section below!
Another awesome movie-themed alphabet by graphic designer Stephen Wildish. Can you name them all? [Stephen Wildish]
Microsoft has announced it will allow advertisers to offer interactive commercials for Kinect users. But a patent filing suggests viewers may be more closely involved in the advertising process than they realize. The commercials, dubbed NUads, look to be a combination of a gimmick to get viewers to pay closer attention and a way to […]
HOLY DISCONTENT! [Via]