A simple search of front page stories on digg .com results in about 50 bacon related posts.
http://www.digg.com/search?section=all&s=bacon
The only other food related search that I have found to beat it is “Burger” (Delisciously understandable).
I get the sneaking suspicion that the National Pork Board may be gaming the system.
Some notable links include…
The Bacon briefcase - http://www.saynotocrack.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/bacon-briefcase.jpg
Bacon Cups - http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2008/02/27/bacon-cups/
Bacon Chocolate - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1088761/Sold-6-bar—tastebud-sensation-thats-mix-milk-chocolate-smoky-bacon.html
The WakeNBacon alarm clock - http://www.mathlete.com/portfolio/wakeNbacon.php
Bacon Vodka - http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/midnight_sun/blog/2008/04/the_scoop_on_bacon_vodka.html
And of course my favorite, the simple flickr photo of bacon that garnered 4920 diggs (4921 after I realized I hadn’t dugg it myself)
Nov
13
If you missed it, here is a little of what you can expect on Lava Lamp Thursdays…
These are some of the sites that I have found work well on the G1 browser. Some are intended for the iPhone, but they work in Android as well.
Games
Sudoku
http://www.freeverse.com/iphone/sudokuweb/
Shredder Chess
http://shredderchess.com/iphone/
iChess
http://ichess.morfik.com/index.html
Multiple Games
http://macmost.com/iphonegames/
Bejeweled
http://www.popcap.com/iphone/games/bejeweled/
Apps
Meebo (IM without being charged as text message)
Pownce
Myspace
Evernote
http://www.evernote.com/mobile
ping.fm
News
Huffington Post
Digg
Engadget
With newspapers all across the US losing circulation to internet distribution, I want to propose a solution that would save print journalism. As always, I will keep it short…
Amazon should subsidize e-paper readers by charging subscription fees for national newspapers, magazines, and well known internet news sources. This is the business model that has worked for cable companies and cell phones.
Here is how the contract could look…
- Hardware - $50-70
- Basic Package (USA Today, Washington Post, CNN, etc..) - $15/month
- Each additional “premium” magazine (Time, Newsweek, People, Etc…) - $1-2/month
The unit would still be used to buy books and music.
I understand that the hardware costs are still a bit of a hurdle, but mass adoption of the product could warrant mass production to bring in larger subscription profits.
Nice abacus, wanna fuck…
Love the way you tap that telegraph, I’d tap that…
Your phone number is a palindrome, wanna be a pal-in-my… bed… drome…
Nice screen name, wanna fuck…
Your myspace pic is soo hot…. DAD!!!!!
I see your facebook status has changed to wanting to fuck…
Twitter my ding dong…
A lot of the arguments in favor of religion center around art as a religious experience and not as a natural phenomenon. I hope to dispel this false assumption in as few words as possible.
Art is a drug that lets us alter the natural emotions we have evolved to survive.
- Dead Confederate - Wrecking Ball
I can’t stop listening to the new album from Dead Confederate. “The Wrecking Ball” is an album that puts Nivana, early Radiohead, and Muse in to a musical influence blender and spits out something that you’ve never heard yet it sounds soo familiar. My only complaint with this album is that they let the engineer go a bit overboard with the reverb. This is a band that should have you feel like the guitar is right in front of your face, and imagine that the singer is not far behind it. The singles that you will want to focus in on are “The Rat”, and “Wrecking Ball”.
Sep
01
This guy!!!
Click for more pictures…