A pinhole camera uses a very small hole to create a lens for the light to enter and expose the film. These cameras can be downloaded and printed at your computer, built, and used to make your own pinhole camera!

You will need:

* A printer
* Some good printer paper
* One thin cereal box for the light-safe interior
* A razor blade for cutting
* Some double-sided tape or glue
* Thin needle for making a pinhole
* Small piece of aluminum foil or soda can to puncture with the needle
* One new roll of film, preferably ISO200
* One film canister from which the film has been removed. You can empty a new roll, or get an empty canister at any photo supply store.
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Some genius has created the Ultimate Pleasure and Sex Training Machine using a vibrator and a ThighMaster, that weird legs exercise spring-based contraption that invaded the ’80s like a plague of Galaga space aliens with a Spanish Fly overdose. The how-to seems quite simple, but the best thing, other than the looks (which indeed is like a Galaga alien spaceship), is their description on how to exercise in seated, lying and upper body positions (NSFW):

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I know what you’re thinking: “What if I attached a faucet to a watermelon and filled it with spiked watermelon juice so party guests could serve themselves right from the melon?”

Click here to see how it’s done

I recently got into gardening when my therapist suggested that I get a hobby. I love it so much that I’m now planning gardens and since the Ice Storm of 2007 caused alot of damage to the landscape and our house, I get to plan a few gardens around our house.

Here’s a pic of the front yard after the damage.

My daddy says that we’re gonna start with a “clean slate”…. on some HGTV shit. So step #1 was to clear as much of the old landscape as possible. We had the tree stomp removed and cleared all the other plants. Here are some pictures I took a few days ago.

I also ordered a small flowering tree called a Lavender Twist Redbud. My daddy saw it as being my tree. It only grows about 6-8″, the bark twists and zigzags and it blooms lavender (my fav color). It should look like this when it gets older.

Funky lil tree ain’t it!?!

But here’s a picture of it now.

I put it in the middle of the garden and it’s already 2″ high. I also put monkey grass about a foot away from the edge of the garden. LOVE LOVE LOVE monkey grass.

For the back of the garden I decided to go with poppies. I should be making more changes soon so I can be ready for Spring.

Happy Gardening!
Get the look:

“Lavender Twist” Redbud from SoonerPlantFarm

(I had a very pleasurable experience ordering from them and they’re located here in Oklahoma)

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Liriope Muscari “Variegated’ from SoonerPlantFarm

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Order some poppies for just .99 + shipping and handling from any of these stores.

Water Sun - Sunset Mixed Poppies

ValueSeed - Pink Poppies

What you’ll need:

1. Fallen leaf or leaves
2. Small bowl
3. paper towels
4. Food colouring (optional)
5. Stiff paint brush
6. Household bleach

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Clean the leaf thoroughly to remove dirt. Soak it in a strong solution of bleach till it turns white. Caution: Strong household bleach is corrosive. Please avoid direct contact with your fingers or skin.

Rinse the leaf and gently remove the soft tissue with a paint brush.

Rinse and blot dry between paper towels.

Optional: Pour the food colouring of your choice into a small basin. Dip the leaf skeleton in it. Remove and dry between paper towels.

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First, place either foot in the center of a large piece of paper, at least an 8 1/2 x 14. Trace around your foot, being careful at all times to keep the pencil straight up and down. Next make a mark on each side, directly down from the point on your ankles. Also make a mark at the point along the inside of your foot, directly back from your big toe.

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Bubblewrap Dildo

Materials List
• non-lubricated condom(s)
• some bubblewrap, approximately 8″x10″
• some duct tape (only need a little)

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This idea was so simple it’s genius to me. I did a bunch of these and they turned out great.

Step 1: Gather the ingredients

You’ll need:

1. Photographs
2. CD Jewel Cases
3. Cardboard
4. Scissors
5. A Ruler
6. Tape (Double-sided works better, Archival if you’re picky)
7. Velcro Tape

Got everything? Fabulous! Now the fun begins!

Step 2: Make Your Own Jewel Case Wall Art

Here are the 7 simple steps you just watched:

1. Remove the plastic insides of your jewel case. Take out the paper insert and remove the perforated edges. Use this as a template from which to cut your cardboard.
2. Cut out cardboard pieces. (To use as backing for your photographs to prevent them from buckling.)
3. Trim your photographs to size. Your images should be exactly 5 3/8×4 5/8 to fit snugly in the back of the jewel cases. We cropped our images down from 5 x 7 prints.
4. Attach cardboard pieces to your cropped photographs using double-sided tape.
5. Plop your photo into the back of your jewel case, facing out. Close the jewelcase.
6. Affix a piece of one side of the Velcro tape to the backs of your finished case, and the other side of the tape to the spots on the wall where you’ll hang your frames.
7. Put on some music and have fun hanging your awesome new frames!

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I have alot of free time on my hands and of course idle time is the work of the devil. Although I like idle time, I’m supposed to keep busy so I started a couple of projects.

I saw this online and fell in love with it so I decided to try to recreate it.

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You’ll need:

scissors
plyers
needle & thread
an old cassette tape
glue gun or apparel glue
zipper
old material
pins

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