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Party Favour Idea: Jell-o Lime Shots

Linda Tran — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 15:09:42 +0000

Today seems to be all about food… here’s another great party favour idea. Cut a lime directly in half, remove the flesh, fill with Jell-o, let set, cut into quarters or sixths, and serve. Great presentation idea!

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Delicious Idea. Choco-berries

Linda Tran — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 14:54:55 +0000

This is a delicious idea! perfect to top a bowl of ice-cream

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The only kind of Bieber video you will see on CrimsonLinks: He gets nailed.

Michael Writhe — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 23:52:44 +0000

… Before you get confused by the title, let me set something straight, he gets nailed with a water bottle at a concert. WIN. Too bad he wasn’t nailed with a hammer or a nail gun instead though. I’ll take what I can get.

I can’t look away!

Michael Writhe — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:00:37 +0000

G’morning everyone, Hope you had a great weekend, lets get the week started with something really sweet! I just wish my girlfriend had the guts to try this with me…

NERD ALERT! Learn Na’vi

Michael Writhe — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 18:59:10 +0000

Is it bad that after walking out of the theatre the 3rd time seeing Avatar, that I was starting to catch common phrases and word meanings out of what they were saying in their own language? Most likely! Well now they’ve created a website which has a listing of the 500 or so words created for the fictional language for people just like me. I just know that Na’vi is going to catch on more than Klingon did… Time to learn! I give it a week before my girlfriend dumps me for only talking to her in a language she doesn’t understand… WORTH IT! (I’m just kidding sweetie, please dont dump me)

Read more on NERD ALERT! Learn Na’vi…

Startled Door… chuckle

Michael Writhe — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:08:17 +0000

Awesome…

[via Startled Door @ oddlyspecific]

Quick Pic: I’m sure he saw it all…

Michael Writhe — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 20:54:28 +0000

*chuckle* I’m sooo doing this the next chance I get…

[via He saw the whole thing... [Pic] @ digg]

Cube Warfare Crossbow!

Michael Writhe — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:42:00 +0000

It suggests that you use wooden skewers as ammo on this badass office crossbow, but I’m totally bending some large paperclips right now to make into darts. Too bad my assistant is on holiday’s for the next month… I’d totally have her make 6 dozen of those things! Hit the jump for the full instructions on how to make your own badass crossbow for the office…Its just an excerpt from John Austin’s must-read new book Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction.

Burnt out bulbs got you down? Make it a planter!

Michael Writhe — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:24:38 +0000

Here is another project that I really want to try! Infact I think I will! I’ll post pictures once it’s done… Gonna put soil in the bulb and seeds in the soil, we’ll see if it works

My Not-Yet-World-Famous Anolini/Annalini

Michael Writhe — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 04:30:11 +0000

While I was growing up, every Christmas our family would enjoy a large family gathering and an Italian dish called Anolini. When I decided I would make some to quench my 5 year long craving I ran into a few problems. First I couldn’t spell Anolini or Annalini or whatever (…Gah! I’ve made my point!) so trying to locate a recipe online proved to be more difficult than you would first think! And second I couldn’t get the recipe from my Aunt who used to make the dish, because she’s currently in Italy. How ironic. Sorta. I also had a bit of a hunch that maybe the name that has been assigned to it within my family, may not be the official name… which may have also lead to the difficulty in locating anything online to help me out. Rather than be beaten by old memories and lack of contact with those who count, I’ve gone ahead and made a recipe out of a few others with the help of my Father (thanks dad!). My hope is that by now posting it online, other people can locate a good Anolini recipe. After the short break there will be a full recipe with pictures of my progress in trying to make my favourite past-time Italian Christmas dish.