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Previously here at WD we brought you the golf-ball episode of Will It Blend. Today we have a special and spectacular double dose of WIB.  Our first contestant is the venerable JesusPhone from Apple. At a cost of US$600 this is definitely NOT something you’d want to try at home.  I really enjoy watching this over and over. Makes up for the saturation coverage this half-baked device has been receiving.

 

 

Next we have a solution for those nights when you’ve been out drinking and you get home and find yourself fumbling about in the dark for the house keys (assuming you’re allowed back in the house).

 

 

 

 

Just a couple of rough-and-ready phonecam panoramas I made while walking along on Saturday arvning.  Everytime I go there I tell myself "I’m NOT going to take any photo’s today…" but most of the time that’s not how it ends up. There’s always something that catches my eye. Most of the time I only have the trusty Motorola V3i along for the trip. Hence the proliferation of phonecam panoramas here on WD. 

 

   

 

Wondering exactly where these pics were created…?

I didn’t think so.  But just in case you were click HERE for a map.

 

 

 

 

We brought you the insanely contagious laughter of this kindly gentleman a while back. If you haven’t seen that video yet, then you owe it you yourself to do so. Go watch it now and we’ll wait for you to catch up. It’s ok, we’re not going anywhere.  If you have watched him before then you know that here are WD, we are all about the laughter.  

 

 

Today we bring you what is quite possibly the worlds best baby laughter. Now I’m no medical doctor, so I’m not sure if this kid is actually sick with some kind of chest infection, and if so then let’s hope Mom, Dad and the medicos have the well under control. Whatever the circumstances, this little tacker just LOVES watching Dad play golf of the Nintendo Wii.  I mean he REALLY loves it.

 

 

 It’s get funnier every time you watch it

 

 

 

 

It’s colourless, odourless, non-toxic, and non-flammable. Just like tofu. And much like tofu, Sulphur Hexaflouride gas is also six times denser than air which means it can be stored happily in open containers without escaping. We’ve all seen the crazy helium voices people can make when sucking in lungfuls of that inert gas.  Have you ever wondered if there was such a thing as anti-helium ?  Well according to the anti-periodic table there is no elemental gas that meets the requirements, however the molecular gas sulphur hexafluoride DOES fit the bill nicely.  Observe…

 

 

Now with the help of sulphur hexaflouride, or SF6 as he’s known to his friends,  you can sound just like soul legend Barry White at a moments notice. Sure to impress the ladies… or have them running onto the streets in fear, it’s all good.  

 

 

This is an interesting and clever short film. I say that because really it deserves more than the tag of simple "video". Clearly a lot of thought and effort went into the production. The results are high quality.

 

 

 

 

Now we’re not saying that WD is going to win a Web 2.0 design award, but our layout is clean and simple, content is orderly and easy to find. WD scales well across different monitor widths, and plays nicely with modern browsers.  All in all, we like to think that WD is a "nice" site to visit.  Then you come across sites out there like these:

 

 

 

This is actually one time that I recommend you view the sites using the INTERNET EXPLORER browser in order to get the full effect of the awfulness. I tried it with Firefox, and then again with Internet Explorer. It’s even MORE of an experience.  Try it for yourself.

 

Horse Rentals Virginia

 

 

 

Japanese Seizure Robots

 

 

 

Even free ugly… is still ugly.

 

This guy should ask for a refund from his X dealer. Clearly a bad batch.

 

 

Do you have examples of TRULY awful website designs. Let us know. Send a link to wdcontent@timdotnet.net or leave a comment.

 

 

Here’s your weekly THIS IS TRUE video update of weird-but-true news stories.

 

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