Here’s to hoping you had a great July 4th weekend (Or July 1st weekend to our Canadian com padres!) We’re back this week with something brand new and fun, perfect for summer and as the title of this post says it involves beer. If beer combined with summer doesn’t entice you to click here then nothing will and you should get in a rocket and aim it at the sun. To everyone else, enjoy and thanks for all your support!
Archive for: ‘NerdNews Net’
Evidence of Ancient One-Eyed Humans Discovered?
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010Is there truth to the myths of one-eyed wild men, roaming the countrysides of ancient Greece? Do the most fantastic histories of Herodotus have a grain of truth? Well, it seems that there’s some strange coincidences between the ancient Greek mythologies and some of the things (including fossils) that archaeologists are uncovering in the very same region today!
The 15 Cruelest Star Trek Deaths!
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010Yah, today vee has a good time vaister for yue to enjoy! It’ll likely spark a lot of debate, but set your phasers on stun and we’re sure you’ll make it out alive… even though these people didn’t!
Our fellow nerds at Topless Robot have put together a great Best-Of list of the fifteen cruelest Star Trek deaths amassed over the years - with screenshots! We likey!
Put on your helmet, Starbucks has free Internet!
Monday, June 14th, 2010The probability of going to Starbucks and having to wrestle an armchair from some drain-pipe-pants wearing hipster just increased ten-fold. In fact it may be now be guaranteed. Starting July 1st, 2010 Starbucks will begin providing free WiFi to its US patrons who think that buying one coffee equates to the rightful, four-hour occupation of the uber-comfortable armchair seating. If you ask us, this is a huge mistake. Here’s a new sign you’re likely to see in a Starbucks window sometime soon: “Help Wanted: Bouncer.”
Raise money for your favorite charity each time you search
Saturday, May 15th, 2010Hopefully you already know about GoodSearch.com, but somehow this one passed us by until today. GoodSearch is a Yahoo! powered search engine that will donate about $0.01 to a charity of your choosing each and every time you search. It’s quite likely that your charity of choice is already involved - and GoodSearch will set a cookie so that you only have to tell them once. A big thanks to those amazing people at the Progeria Research Foundation for turning us onto GoodSearch.
While we probably aren’t going to stop using Google, maybe what we will do is start tithing our searches?
