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Clip Art Covers
April 24th, 2013 3:30 PMThese photoshopped album, video game, film and television covers are recreated using only clip art and the Comic Sans font.
Blu-ray Laser Beam vs. 100 Balloons
April 24th, 2013 2:25 PMVideographer Scott Stevenson pops 100 black balloons using a DIY laser pointer made out of a flashlight and the laser diode from a Blu-ray disc burner drive. Yeah, science!
Defensively Heterosexual John Watson
April 24th, 2013 2:00 PMLong before Bruce Banner and Tony Stark came to be known as the science bros, there were Sherlock Holmes and Defensively Heterosexual John Watson.
Barzoople: A Big Bang Theory Parody
April 24th, 2013 1:00 PMYouTuber KawaiiPiranha makes fun of Bazinga and other "mainstream geek" cliches in this critical parody of the American sitcom series Big Bang Theory.
The Evolving Art of Hobo Engineering
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Clip Art Covers
These photoshopped album, video game, film and television covers are recreated using only clip art and the Comic Sans font.
Blu-ray Laser Beam vs. 100 Balloons
Videographer Scott Stevenson pops 100 black balloons using a DIY laser pointer made out of a flashlight and the laser diode from a Blu-ray disc burner drive. Yeah, science!
Defensively Heterosexual John Watson
Long before Bruce Banner and Tony Stark came to be known as the science bros, there were Sherlock Holmes and Defensively Heterosexual John Watson.