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Are credit cards good for anything other than screwing us over? Not really. But they can be made into some pretty cool art. This guy was so fed up with Visa and MasterCard he decided to turn them into the “Zero Balance” frog…

This thing below was made by a college student, Lori Merhige, using a whole bunch of unwanted credit cards. By the looks of it, apparently American Express must be a very unwanted card!

And yet one more example of an unwanted American Express. Jared Kelley found a new use for those stupid promotional credit cards we all get in the mail. He turned an American Express Blue card into a work of art…

I guess credit cards are good for more than just screwing us over.
June 5th, 2010
Here are a couple of epic fail tattoos


June 1st, 2010
- From the yucky files! A Colorado family and an Arizona nonprofit are fighting in court over who gets the head of a woman who died this month, along with a $50,000 annuity she left behind.
- Police in Georgia say a 23-year-old man grabbed a baseball bat inside of a Walmart store on Wednesday and smashed 29 flat-screen televisions. I am guessing anger management courses will be part of his sentence.
- A strip club in Ohio has raised $1,000 for Haitian earthquake relief during what was billed as “Lap dances for Haiti. Ummm, is that legal?
- Police say a man who stuffed 75 bottles of body lotion in his pants couldn’t slip away from authorities, hampered by slacks that were nearly bursting at the seams. Dry skin I guess?
March 3rd, 2010
So what do you want for Christmas? If you judge by the Google search suggestion feature it seems mostly folks want to lose weight and a few people want to have sex!

December 14th, 2009
This thing sure has a sweet shine to it!

June 2nd, 2009
Sure looks like it to me, but I think it is a high tech flashlight!

June 1st, 2009
There are just some things that should not be made into a bobble-head and this is definately near the top of my list!

May 29th, 2009
This one from Japan is way too creepy.

May 26th, 2009
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