I do most of my reading on my iPhone. I use google reader and a handy little app called ByLine. I have found one annoying thing with it though. As you may have noticed, random stories appear here. That’s cause I fat fingered the share button. Most times I don’t even notice until it shows up in google reader from my own feed. So kindly ignore those posts.
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Human-Powered Rolling Home - Dornob |
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Hot Girls of Comic-Con 2010 - Ugo |
Steven Ortiz, a 17-year old boy, used Craigslist to trade his old cell phone for an iPod Touch. He traded that gadget for something better, which he then traded for something even better. After a total of fourteen trades, starting with a cell phone, he had a Porsche Boxster:
Steven started his lucrative journey when his friend gave him an old cell phone – the sort most people would throw away or shove into a junk drawer.
He traded that phone for a better phone, which he then traded for an i-Pod touch. He traded that for a series of dirt bikes, a MacBook Pro, and a 1987 Toyota 4Runner.
At the time, Steven was just 15 and unable to drive his new acquisition. So he quickly swapped it out for a souped-up off-road golf
cart, another more valuable dirt bike, a streetbike, then a series of cars ending with a 1975 Ford Bronco. He spent a few months enjoying each acquisition before determining he was looking for something else.It was that Bronco that got him the Porsche. Because some older Broncos are considered collectibles, Steven estimated his was worth $15,000.
He got offered all manner of trades – including a locksmith business – for the Bronco. The Porsche, worth about $9,000, was actually a trade down.
Link via Jalopnik | Photo (unrelated) by Flickr user The Car Spy used under Creative Commons license
Too funny.
Mario, Mega Man, and Link all animated by Eric Odmyr using small plastic beads. This definitely took some time.
(Garden Store | Vancouver, BC, Canada)
(A customer lifts bag of steer manure onto the counter.)
Customer: “I’ve got a question. What makes steer manure different from mushroom manure?”
Me: “Well, steer manure is made from the droppings of–”
Customer: “Wait. You said droppings? As in waste?”
Me: “Yes. Manure is made from decomposed waste.”
Customer: “So…What exactly is a steer?”
Me: “It’s just another name for a cow.”
Customer: “So steer manure is…oh, God. Oh, God!” *leaves without buying the manure*
