drink for free: myopenbar.com

I found this gem of a website today… it lets you know where in your city open bars are happening. Right now it only covers NYC, LA, and San Fran, but Boston, DC, and Seattle are coming soon!

best of the best

I stumbled across this website a few days ago. In a nutshell, Bestuff invites people to vote in various categories of superlatives created by other users, or to create their own. Examples include “the best answer to the meaning of life” (music is at #1 with 860 votes) and “the best savior” (Chuck Norris is beating Jesus 157 to 134). According to the site, “Bestuff is an open, organic, polymorphous site which, depending on the user, could take on diverse forms and meanings. The site simply asks you to input your “best stuff” in the world.” It’s a pretty fun place to waste some time

credit card art?

Today the New York Times had an interesting article on a new company called CreditCovers that makes skins for credit cards “with special designs that consumers can stick over the fronts of their cards, theoretically transforming them from mere financial tools to emblems of identity and potential conversation starters.” The concept behind CreditCovers was thought-up by a guy named Anthony David Adams, who wanted to think up a business that would involve selling something that wouldn’t cost much to produce and could be sold on a mass scale.

you need pandora

If you have yet to discover the life-changing free music website Pandora, you’re in for a real treat. Basically what Pandora does is it allowed you to create “radio stations” that are based around the styles or artists that you like. The website compiles a playlist of songs with similar styles that’s meant to introduce people to new artists and songs that they wouldn’t have otherwise encountered. Pandora.com was developed

are you a wench?

Using a complicated system of ropes and ponies, thespark.com has succeeded in creating the holy grail of natural science: a simple test to determine, with 100% accuracy, if someone is a dirty wench.

yes, is here.

See, in Shakespeare‘s time, people beat around the bush with fancy words. Thespark.com is more direct. Chances are you’re at least 10% wanton hussy. With their new, patented Wenchalyzer™ technology, this test can tell you what everyone else has been saying about you for years.

I’m 38% wench, by the way. That’s less than the national average. I rule.

Bored?

MAKE YOUR OWN HUMMUS!

This is my favorite hummus recipe, courtesy of recipezaar.com. Hummus, in addition to being delicious, is

wayfarers are way cool

I just bought my little sis, Stephanie, some hipster Ray Ban Wayfarers for her 16th birthday. Though the shades were first invented in 1952, (Audrey Hepburn wore a pair in Breakfast at Tiffany’s!) the wayfarer silhouette reached its peak of popularity in the 80′s when it was embraced by icons like Bob Dylan, The Blues Brothers, Holly Golightly and Tom Cruise. Well, the shades have had a new bout of popularity in recent months. Lots of celebs, Mary-Kate and Ashley, Chloe