giftzz

Beats headphone

backpack for misters

Harry Potter spell fridge magnets 

Nyan Cat 

puppy's in 3d at Urban Outfitters

clockworks

T-Pain Mic

This is what I gave my friend for his birhday:

Guess what we did last night when we roamed the streets of Amsterdam

40 dollars at Wallmart

happy nerd holliday

http://www.etsy.com/shop/codecards?ref=seller_info

Remake at BOOOOOOOM

Okay this is awesomeeee! This contest was started by adobe in the UK, but booooooom (and with adobe) started their own contest allowing people all over the world to compete.

GO TO

http://www.booooooom.com/2011/09/27/remake-a-project-by-booooooom-and-adobe/

The Bubble Project

I really like this one. Okay maybe I'm way too late posting this but still I'm sure there still people out there who haven't seen it before. This is a project of this guy Ji Lee who started to put this empty text balloons on adds. After some time he came back to see what people might have written on them, and suprrisingly everybody wrote down this funny stuff or political critisism. The project grew and became the Bubble Project for people all over the world. Go to http://www.thebubbleproject.com/ and maybe even download your own bubble to get guerrilla all over the place.

Like a BUS

Fuck them stingy bastards

So okay I normally don't blog about my personal experiences (except if they are funny and contain pictures) but there is now just something I need to share with somebody and the world has THE RIGHT TO KNOW. As many of you, or only you (I don't know who is going to read this), know is that Dutch people aren't particularly famous about their money spending, more famous they are when it comes to their money KEEPING. So I work in this bar/cafe, doesn't matter, but we have lots of people comming out of their work and drink some beers with their colleagues before driving/bicycling home. Sounds like fun, yes it is. Well there are many businessmen so it's up to the individual to decide whether you like these kind of people or not. Often they give farewell parties because big companies have often people leaving. So last night I had to work in the cafe/bar whatever, and there was again this farewell party. everything was going great, they got wait pretty good as I can say so myself, and at the end of the night after working my ass of, the bill came. It was around 700 euro's, so the man sad "hmm well you know what, make it 715!". Okay wasn't much tip in the first place but you know, I'm not a complainer, that's just not who I am. Until now I guess. So I thanked the man but told him we couldn't set the tip on the bill, our cash register doesn't work that way (I don't know why, maybe something dutch), so he sad " well that's a pity, because now I can't declare the tip."

And he left.


FML