boing boing:

"....it appears that a high Korean court has taken steps to legalize the practice of selling virtual goods from video-games for real cash, provided that the virtual goods are acquired through work and skill, not luck or chance. The implication appears to be that game-companies can essentially mint money."

Hey! Maybe I can afford the IVs one day.

(via acreativeuniverse)

i had no idea

gizmodo:

Ever wondered how a beast like the Hindenburg zeppelin—a gigantic 803 feet in length and 130 feet in diameter structure—was built in the 1930s? Here's the answer: With the biggest ladders you can possibly imagine. [Thanks David Keyes]

Hermosa to Santa Monica!

(OR how a slow beach ride turned into a 30 mile tour)

I liked it, and I also really like this picture.

Hangin with a 5 year old.

I tutor a 5 year old girl. Her reading isn't the greatest, but she can draw me anything except for the things I/the workbook asks of her.




She told me that the short one is her, the tall one is her mom, and the thing on the right is her little brother. That black stuff is her bangs which she uses to cover her face in an attempt to scare her brother away.



She's also really excited about Cooking Mama 2.



That's a bear and a lion. Real farm animals are boring anyways.

My phone is possessed/glitching bad. It lights up at 12:08 AM everyday. Somehow, I am always looking at my phone at 12:08 AM. Everyday.

nytimes.com

So there IS an apartment worse than living at home.

Happy New Year! What???

ESPN