November 27, 2006
Yeah, I don't really have a category for this photo, but I will say I hope that kid's mom has some disinfecting wipes for his hand. No telling how many people have touched that thing. [img via dt reader...
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Think Nordic was bought and shuttered by Ford before almost anyone even knew the world is ending. Now that it's almost too late, some new investors have been found to plug the Norwegian electric car company back in. While...
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Not to be the unsupportive one pushing people back into the closet of miscarriage silence, or anything, I'm just saying... wow. In The Grip of Nature's Own Form Of Birth Control [nyt]...
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Is that an anti-immigrant agenda he's thrusting in that face? Fed up with the dearth of appropriate reading material for his 4-year-old son, Brooklyn Conservative Partry judge John H. Wilson self-published a children's book about illegal immigration titled Hot House...
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The little-known, hyper-exclusive, underground, innovative indie design company from Japan known as The Bathing Ape opened a kids store, Bape Kids, in Harajuku last week. Here are some exclusive, staged, pre-opening spy photos, leaked via press release to only...
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So the kid's been pretty much a rock star on the toilet training front since the summer, which we figured was our deadline, since she obviously had to be ready to go to school in September, right? Wrong. Toilet training...
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Craft Magazine, the knitting-friendly sibling of Make Magazine, has pics of this awesome Mario Brothers baby blanket, along with some howto suggestions and links for converting your images--Nintendo-derived or otherwise--into knitting patterns. As for befriending a master knitter in...
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