This one's pretty much the facebook version of failblog. It shows a variety of terrible facebook wall posts, status updates, photos and the like that will leave you lol-ing and cringing.
Showing posts with label tech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tech. Show all posts
Monday, August 31, 2009
The lamer the better
WARNING: This is what I like to call a weapon of mass procrastination. Do not go any further if you have an assignment/report/something important due tomorrow morning.
But seriously, ignore my warning and head to Lamebook for more!
Labels:
facebook,
humour,
procrastination,
tech
Thursday, August 13, 2009
The Europe Test
Sorry I haven't posted in a while, I've been quite busy lately, but I've found this fucking sweet video you must see. I swear this shit is going viral soon so be one of the first to see it! It'll make you lol, cringe and cry with despair all at the same time. I like to call it the lolcrynge.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Too much information...
Ever looked at a tweet or a facebook status update and gone "WHOA. Did. not. need. to. know."?
I ceratinely have.
If you enjoyed the experience, you'll probably enjoy Oversharers, a site filled to the brim with user-submitted screen shots and stories of people 'Oversharing'.
Here's a recently submitted tweet on the site:
Yes. That is John Mayer, the famous musician.
Labels:
facebook,
humour,
procrastination,
tech,
twitter
Monday, June 1, 2009
Innovation? Or just a high-tech pedophilia gadget?
Switched, a news/blog site on all things geeky and technological. They've just released a very interesting piece on 8 Weird GPS Devices.
One of the weirdest of weird in my opinion is the GPS School Uniform. That's right, devices sewn into kids school uniforms to track their location. Innovative, maybe, for those suspicious parents who want to know their child's every move, but maybe just a teensy weensy bit of privacy invasion...? And if some charming man with a socially frowned-upon fetish managed to access this GPS data?
But anyway, it's a quirky invention none the less.
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