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8-Bit Wedding Invite Makes Me Want to Pop the Question
We may be smack dab in the middle of holiday season here on the Sugar Network, but I can't help but share with you this crazy-fun find to whet your palate for next year's wedding season. We already have enough geeky wedding ammo to fuel an entire ceremony, so this 8-Bit wedding invite is the icing on the cake (pun intended).
Complete with binary code speech bubbles, the vintage feel of this wedding invitation I spotted on BuzzFeed has me longing for my arcade days.
Untangling the Mystery of the Inca
Source: Wired magazine - Jan 2007
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/15.01/khipu.html
Khipu recovered from graves on the coast of Peru
The ancient Andean empire built great cities but left no written records – except perhaps in mysterious knotted strings called khipu. Can an anthropologist and some mathematicians crack the code?
By Gareth Cook
Incan civilization was a technological marvel.
Angelina to MTV: Brad is the only man I want to roll around on the floor with
So, who's been aching for some new Angie interviews?? :D Here's a great interview with MTV.com she recently gave during Cannes about Wanted. My favorite part is the beginning when she says Brad is the ONLY guy she ever wants to roll around on the floor and wrestle with.VIDEO: Angelina Jolie: "I'll Always Prefer Rolling Around" With Brad Pitt
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Apple Tattoo
This is his work in progress, it started with his Apple, then he added the shift option K which is how you make the Apple symbol when you're typing. Below that is his name in binary code!
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