Archive
July 5, 2012
Six Pictures From Barack Obama's Trip To The Farmers' Market
After a campaign stop, the President took some time to buy some corn at the Bergman Orchards Farm Market in Port Clinton, Ohio.
25 Awesome DIY Ideas For Bookshelves
These easy and clever bookshelves look so much cooler than anything you can buy from a store. Finding creative ways to display books can be just as alluring as any kind of art.
Twitter Wonders Why, Of All The Towns In Ohio, Obama Visited Sandusky
The president's visit to the Ohio town comes on the heels of Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky's conviction for child sexual assault. This fact didn't escape Twitter users.
Man Wrecks T-Mobile Store As Methodically As Possible
This UK man got fed up with his T-Mobile bill and decided to tear the store apart. He was remarkably calm about it.
CNN Anchor's Epic Battle With Rep. Joe Walsh Over Tammy Duckworth Remark
Watch as Walsh's debate strategy of yelling, "Ashleigh!" fails miserably.
Memorial Videos For Dead Sims Characters
R.I.P. fictitious video game person. People loved their fake Sims characters and made these sad videos after they fake died.
High-Tech Haute Couture Is 14 Dresses In One
French designer Franck Sorbier must have saved a fortune in fabric for his Fall/Winter 2012-2013 collection.
Mastering Kung Fu Takes A Toll On Your Hands
I dare you to make fun of his hands. Nothing but respect and a dash of awe for this martial artist.
Happy Birthday To The Bikini And Other Links
On July 5th, 1946 modern swimwear was forever changed. Plus, taking over a country isn't that hard after all and Taylor Swift is eyeing a new man.
71-Year-Old Justin Bieber Superfan Battles Cancer
They call him "Senior Biebs" and he is my hero. Rock on, brother.
Huge BP London Olympics Billboard Vandalized
This just happened earlier today. The vandals did the job in the daytime.
King For A Day, Tech Billionaire For Life
The recent attempts by tech billionaires to create utopian societies will have a high burn rate — if history is any guide. But it doesn't mean they'll stop trying.
Watch Mitt Romney Pound A Cup Of Lemonade
He kind of grimaces at the end.
Call Mitt Maybe
Because there is only one way to make watching Mitt Romney's 4th of July parade footage even more enjoyable than usual.
What The Hell Is A Higgs Boson And Why Should You Care?
Yay, we maybe kind of found the God Particle! Wait, what does that even mean? (For a quick primer, see BuzzFeed's earlier post.)
Your Router Knows Everything
Your router = the ultimate fly on the wall. A lovely art project from three German design students.
Life-Sized LEGO Forest
See life from the perspective of mini-figs. Part of Australia's year long LEGO 50th birthday project.
Two Ways To Turn Your Old Tees And Tanks Into Studded Masterpieces
In this installment of Craft Wars, two expert DIY-ers give plain, boring tops a facelift with some simple studs.
The Pauls' New Crusade: "Internet Freedom"
Defending the Internet — and the corporations that invest in it — from government regulation is the new "End the Fed," Paul advisors tell BuzzFeed exclusively. A new Paul manifesto: "This is our revolution."
Here's What An Animated Font Looks Like
Everything is a title sequence! Now someone figure out a way to get this to work in Word.
Mitt Romney Praised ObamaCare Mandate, Exchanges, Portability In 2010
Mitt Romney yesterday said in an interview with CBS News that the individual mandate was a tax, while the plan he put in place in Massachusetts was a penalty, and not a tax. In a video from April 2010, Mitt Romney praised some similarities between his plan and President Obama's. Romney said he liked the individual mandate, the portability of the insurance, the requirement that insurers cover people with a preexisting condition, and the similar exchanges. Romney said his plan was different because it was state plan and his plan did not raise taxes, and did not cut Medicare. (As a Governor, Romney had no authority to cut Medicare.)