Smite A. Hippie

Kegs in the trunk, and taps on the side! Awesome!!!

Vegas, baby! You can’t get more American than this… gambling… smoking.. drinking… and guns!

So the first thing I see when I step out of the plane into the terminal in Las Vegas was a bunch of slot machines… shocker, right?    and then this ad…. Love it!!

Never shot a full-auto Tommy gun, I’m so gonna have to do that! Might have to get a suit, bowler hat and cigar and do it Winston Churchill style, though. heh.

Sweedish retailer Ellos has come out with an iPod bedset.

Was it on your Christmas list this year?

Want to drive your car from your iPhone? Apparently, there’s an app for that.

I was out at the Steelers/Chargers game in Pittsburgh last Sunday.   It’s the first time I’d ever been to Heinz Field, and was in awe to see just about everyone wearing some kind of Steelers paraphernalia.  I also didn’t see one Chargers fan at the game hehe.

There were a couple of f’d up plays, but in the end the Stillers still won. woohooo!!!!!

Feel the Steel, San Diego!!

Best. Bikini. Ever.

From Spike…

Dissolving Bikini is the Ultimate Revenge Gift

A German company has invented a marvelous new bikini that disappears once a girl puts it on and takes a swim.
The sexy swimsuit disappears by dissolving in water, leaving a woman completely nude and embarrassed. The sexy black swimsuit looks like a real bikini, feels like a real bikini and fits like a real bikini. The only difference is it’s made from a material that completely melts away after a few seconds in water.

Named the “Get Naked Bikini,” the item is being marketed as the ultimate form of revenge for recently-dumped dudes. The bikini has upset women’s rights groups, with one campaigner, Rosmarie Zapfl, saying, “It is an absolute insult to women that this has been invented.”

It sounds like Ms. Zapfl needs a gift to calm her down. May we suggest a new bikini?

Like bikinis? Then check out Spike’s Bikini Poll of the Week.

You can buy it (among other things) at The Revenge Shop.

Today in 1941, Parade magazine called it “…the Army’s most intriguing new gadget”, “a tiny truck which can do practically everything” – The Jeep (built by Willys Overland).