Did a little goodwill shoppin the other day and came across these... Not THEE greatest Jordan re-release, but still... J's for 7 bucks?! Dayam! Its vintage!
One of the single greatest gifts (and curses) to anyone who is a little anal retentive is bubble wrap. Sure it's good for protecting packages, but the real joy is popping each and every bubble. You can't let even one survive or your mission as bubble popper has failed. But what happens when you desire the joy of popping bubble wrap but don't have the time to invest in popping a full 60' roll? Welcome to the future, my friends; electronic bubble wrap is here.
Each keychain device has 8 rubbery little "bubble" buttons. They have a pretty close tactile feel to actual bubble wrap. Guess what happens when you push one? That's right, you hear a little pop. In a nutshell, that is the simple beauty of the electronic bubble wrap keychain. But there is one bonus, and here's where the OCD can kick in a little. Every 100th "pop" is not a pop at all, but a silly sound: a boing, a bark, a rude noise, etc. And since you can easily pop (pun intended) the keychain in your pocket, you'll always have bubble wrap when you need it most (you know, like when your boss starts talking).
10. Nail clippers 9. That important business card someone gave you 8. Keys 7. The remote control 6. My other glove 5. Sunglasses 4. Weed holder(s) (been through so many sacks, jars, coin purses, etc) 3. Chapstick 2. Lighters 1. That other sock! I don't think I'd lose these though.
Now as you know a few posts back, I said I got 40,000 hits off the Cloverfield post I previously put up. Now here are personal and new images of the "monster" so hopefully it will drive even more traffic here. I'm just happy that people hit my page and linked to our podcast site. So here I am again blogging about cloverfield and still giving curious minds a treat by displaying images of the monster, and in return, I ask that you listen to Krazy Kids Radio! It's all about the music in the end!!
Most of the damage was to the top floor of the building. Falling debris ignited parts of an exterior ledge four floors below.
"High rise fires are never easy to fight. As you can see with it being outside, our firefighters actually had to hang out the windows to try and cut the fire off. We directed our fire streams at an angle so we could make contact with the fire. ... It wasn't an easy fire at all," Smith said.
He urged motorists and pedestrians to avoid the area.
Earlier, the smoke was visible from more than a mile away, CNN producer Darian Billington said.
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