Something nifty of the day:

Look like a tiny and useless printer? Think again! This is a machine that turns paper into pencils. Yup. Just insert that bit of recycling into the slot and it will om-nom-nom it then poop out a neat little pencil. Not only that, it is also a pencil sharpener. -nodnod-

No word on if it is actually going into production or how much it is, but I predict that I'll never have one. But I wish I did!

Click through to read more: Yanko Deign

Family Feud

So old video is old, but here are some fun Family Feud answers for your entertainment:

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Amazing man is amazing

So you may have seen this video before, but I found it for the first time a couple days ago. This man is a very well practiced and coordinated person and shows himself well in this video.

For your pleasure, please click here: Amazing Man is Amazing

AntiLimit

Just like their tagline AntiLimit has pretty well anything worth seeing.

I'm still trying to figure out what is going on with this site. I think it is an artist's gallery (which is very nicely set up bee tee dubs). All I know is that the photography on this site is superb and I have spent a good chunk of time perusing it.

Take a look, it is eye candy!

Good Reads

Another Stumble'd site, Good Reads seems a lot like Shelfari, but minus the Trojan warnings I got there. So major ups on that.

A site that lets you organize and remember books you've read. And we all know how much I like organization/remembering sites.

It also lets you review them and gives suggestions for new books to read. You can also connect with your friends through Facebook, twitter and the rest of the major ones to read their reviews and keep up to date. Not to mention the sheer shock factor you get if you bring up a book they reviewed the next day!

So take a look and hit me up as ekobor if you like. I'm still in the process of transferring Books in My Arsenal over to this. (You may have noticed a lack of updates there. Yeah, When do I have time to read?!)

8tracks

Not sure if this is supposed to be said 'Eight Tracks' or 'Infinity Tracks' (as their logo suggests) I'm guessing the latter as this site basically allows you to click 'Play' and just listen to music continuously.

Set into playlists created by users (as far as I can tell) you can make an account and save your favourite playlists. It is like Playlist.com except it allows you to find music you didn't really know before much more easily.

Take a look, I don't think you'll be disappointed: http://8tracks.com/

As always, hit up ekobor if you want to see what I'm up to.

Craft Gawker

Another interesting website, CraftGawker seems to be a place where you can favourite crafts and art and the sites that host them. I haven't fully explored this site yet, but it sure looks neat.

As always you can find me there as ekobor .