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September 21st, 2011 3:53 PM ShareSticky Note Art
September 21st, 2011 3:09 PMThis past summer, Post-It murals started appearing on the windows of office buildings in Paris. However, the French weren't the first to recognize the art in office supplies.
Eli Porter on Tosh.0
September 21st, 2011 12:37 PMEli performed a rendition of his famous rap during a "Web Redemption" segment on Tosh.0, and was accompanied by singer/songwriter Skylar Grey.
Meet Stewie, the World's Longest Cat
September 21st, 2011 12:01 PMThe Guinness World Records have found a real life Longcat, Mymains Stewart Gillligan. Stewie for short, a 5 year-old Maine Coon, is 48.5 inches long.
Sticky Note Mural: Donkey Kong!
September 21st, 2011 1:42 AMThis is happens when you put ten engineering major students in a University of California building with 6,400 sticky notes. For more IRL pixel art, check out KYMdb – Sticky Note Art!
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Sticky Note Art
This past summer, Post-It murals started appearing on the windows of office buildings in Paris. However, the French weren't the first to recognize the art in office supplies.
Eli Porter on Tosh.0
Eli performed a rendition of his famous rap during a "Web Redemption" segment on Tosh.0, and was accompanied by singer/songwriter Skylar Grey.
Sticky Note Mural: Donkey Kong!
This is happens when you put ten engineering major students in a University of California building with 6,400 sticky notes. For more IRL pixel art, check out KYMdb – Sticky Note Art!