OMG! It’s Vince Offer with Slap Chop!

Not satisfied with shamwow? Well now there’s slap chop, the newest addition to Vince Offer’s infomercial lineup. This remixed version is done by the same talented DJ who transformed shamwow into an even better trance remix, so you know it’s for real and a good one at that.

As with the previous shamwow remix, i’m more than obliged to provide a link to the original ad that also coincidentally has its share of the fun.

Free photos for the self-aware

Image searching services like Google Search has made referencing images in our daily work much easier, albeit forgoing the lack of responsibility for using copyrighted material. To be frank, professional photographers and artists rarely go after an individuals for violating some alleged copyright laws of the internet, in which morguefile is overcoming with it’s own methods. Host to perhaps the world’s largest free photo site, visitors can beam off images from a myriad of galleries for use in their own commercial or personal works. So forget that old PowerPoint clip art gallery and slap on a few set of forests and wildlife snaps to spice things up, mind you that you can also upload your works here and use it as a online photo gallery, except you’re sharing it with the world and giving out to the community.

Warfare 1944

Strategy games are hard to come by, which makes it even harder to find a decent one amidst the flood of flash contributions among many eager flash developers. Perhaps then you’ve heard of Warfare 1944, a real-time strategy game made in flash that bears many resemblance to Company of Heroes or Dawn of War in terms of gameplay mechanics. The player are tasked with fielding WWII front line troops, which can be recruited by resource points that will slowly generate over the course of battle. The single-player campaign will have you playing as either an American or German commander, though the more fun part lies in the skirmish battles that you’ll be able to customize yourself.

The predecessor to this game, Warfare 1917, can be found here for those wishing to enjoy some WWI mayhem.

DYNAMITE!

The debut success of Jon Heder and the character Napoleon Dynamite that he portrayed is no doubt a memorable experience to all that have watched the film. Let us remember the good times from 2004 with this little dance scene and make our day a smiling one.