The cardboard arcade cabinet.
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This link is making the rounds quickly.
I had been convinced by my parents the other day to come home to Pennsylvania for Easter. After letting Mom feed me, and playing with her dogs, and all that stuff I have to do when I’m home, I go to check my email.
When I’m home, I connect to the Internet using the AOL account my parents have kept open for me since high school. And since I don’t use it except when I’m home, I just haven’t bothered to change the profile, where apparently, about 8 or 9 years ago, I had listed one of my hobbies as “Eating Hindu Sculpture.” That should be enough information for you to appreciate the instant message exchange that follows. Her instant message name has been changed to her real name, as has mine.:
Metafilter breaks out in debate to figure out who is in the wrong here. Personally, I couldn’t care less.
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Update:
Elias was nice enough in the comments to point out that the ID sniper rifle was created by artist Jakob Boeskov and is not real. This site talks about the work but it is in German.
Thanks Elias!
This guy hates Las Vegas for the same reasons why I love it. But I still liked this article.
If you are interested in making your apartment look like a set from Star Trek: The Next Generation, you can go here. (A painful site to navigate though)
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