This week flew by so here I am on Thursday night scrounging up a snack for you guys. I hope you find something snacky!
This person patches real-life brick walls with Lego Bricks. So playfully, creatively, and meticulously done!
Spools of Colorful Tape and Piles of Painted Canvases Transform Subjects into Living Works of Art— my favorite has to be the rock head. That person is probably hard headed. Excuse my dad jokes, I get that from the Editor.
Another Lego-ish thing– I really love Legos, if you guys hadn’t already figured that out– Lego Launched a Rotating Wind Turbine with Trees Made From Plant-Based Plastic! Lego mashes up with real life yet again.
the sentient part of the kool aid man is actually just the jug. he can hold any liquid he wants, but just chooses to hold kool aid because thats his favorite drink. he used to be called “sentient glass jug guy” but got really into kool aid in college and kinda made it his thing
— jonny sun (@jonnysun) September 24, 2018
This whole thread got deep, guys.
https://twitter.com/itsJarm/status/1044755943974735878
Try it, it works. It’s weird and it works.
How many of you were yesterday years old when you realized Dick Van Dyke ALSO played the bank manager, you can tell me
— Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) September 18, 2018
It blew my mind when I realized it.
https://twitter.com/WilloughbyDobbs/status/1041683699274838017
My love for Batman and Mary Poppins just collided in this Tweet.
Technology peaked in 2003 when you could fit your record collection on one device but that device didn't yet spy on you or retrain your brain to be a needy bundle of anxieties.
— TIMESCANNER (@timescanner) September 12, 2018
I had a pink Zune, tell me what you had in the comments!
Do you have a link or a Tweet that you would like for me to include in a future Church Tech Snack pack? Send it to me!
Blessing Mpofu says
Speaking of the Zune. I remember looking at it and debating on whether to get because, at that time I didn’t earn a lot of money. BUT, i had an iPod I shared with a friend. Time, hey.
Allison Dye says
I think the investment on a Zune was worth it. We had three between my whole family and when one died we saved it and managed to use parts to fix the other two until we were down to one which still works to this day. We keep it in the car so no one has to sacrifice their phone battery to play music in the car.
I love that you shared an iPod with a friend. That’s noteworthy and would not happen today.