“Hello, welcome to MOO. We’re a printing company, where everyone is different.” That is what you’re greeted by when you enter MOO.com, an amazing online printing company. On their site, you can order anything from personalized business cards to designer stickers. They offer a neat web-based MiniCard designer where you can create your own personalized miniature business cards with custom images. I ordered a pack of personalized MiniCards. They’re really handy. I cary around a few in my pocket which is easy because they’re so small. Ready made products are also available, but its not nearly as much fun to simply buy those without designing your own, which is what they’ve been made famous for. I hope you enjoy their site and make a comment here!

I read about this over at one of my favorite blog, Hackszine. Its a Lego record player. So, for all you vinyl and/or Lego lovers, here’s your Lego record player.

Its a rainy day… No, its sunny, but you are procrastinating have nothing to do. You think to yourself, “What could possibly be more boring than this.” Then you think about playing chess, or watching paint dry. And that reminds you, your friend (who plays chess) just wrote a review about this website called Instructables. You go to it, still maintaining your pessimistic “I’m borrreeeddddd” attitude. The second you get there you’re bombarded with a bugagillion ideas of what to do, like “Build An Indiana Jones Themed Tiki Bar,” and “Build Your Own Robotic Butler.” Now you realize, it could always suck more.

It is possibly one of the coolest websites ever (see this post for reference to “The Fantastical Collection of Superb Web Creations”). They call it “The World’s Biggest Show and Tell.” Anything from PVC sniper rifles to do-it-yourself strobe lights can be learned about on Instructables.com.

If you went to Instructables and liked (or not liked) it, leave me a comment and share what you think.