I know there are fans of coffee art among the frankylicious readers, so I thought I might as well post a link to it here. Even though I would not want to wait or have a barista make a lovely piece of art I would ruin by stirring it up. No, I never would waste any of the guests’ time layering flavoured mocchas. Anyway, here you go : Art in My Coffee.
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Christmas scrooge fun on your iPhone
Not everyone enjoys Christmas but of course that doesn’t mean you have to go totally Dickensian about it. Instead, play some Whack-a-mole. On your iPhone. Read a review at AppleGazette.
Disney Zombies
For all you Zombie fans. I must say that personally I never got into the whole zombie craze, I grew up early 80s with Battlestar Galactica and V (Visitors), so I’m all about ‘My Ceylons and skinned lizards will eat your zombies alive!’. But I guess I’m repeating myself and Snow White does look hot!
If you’re really in to zombies, you might want to head over to ForeverGeek where Jayvee publishes a special series around ‘A Decade of Zombies, the culture and social aspects’ (Part 1 – Part 2) or you can find more Zombie Cosplay at DeviantArt.
Best Cigarette Lighter Ever
Go on, admit it! You also want one of these: 700mW green laser pointer. Abuse the occasion as they are 20% off and only $2.499 anymore! I wished I were rich.
Awesome Concept Art for Marvelland in Dubai
Nobody knows how long Dubai will survive, although I do know someone who bought her second villa there perfectly abusing the current local economic situation -maybe I should reconnect with her daughter, but this concept art is great and would probably make Marvelland the most amazing theme park. Ever.
Cocktails, They Finally Understand It
If it weren’t for the disappointing video I would never have followed the link to the NYT entry to happily discover they finally understood it: yes, cocktails should be strong. Not because we like our booze, but more because it’s tradition.
It all dates back to when cocktails became popular and why they became popular: the 20s, the era of the great prohibition. Alcohol was disgusting, import quality was barely drinkable and bartenders went on the search to improve the drinks. Born were classic cocktails.
As for the video… on the continent better mixologists have been shaking their classics that way since at least 20 years.
