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Disney Princesses as League of Legends characters: LoL indeed
See what Disney princesses have to say when they’ve had enough of “cute” things and get their game on with the almightily popular League of Legends.
A digital artist known as Elasar Reem, who goes by Dreeners at DeviantArt has created a series of fan art pictures, reimagining some of the most well-known leading ladies in Disney movies as badass League of Legends (LoL) characters.
This series works particularly well as the author based her creations on both color gamma and likeness to give life to these LoL variants. Bows, guns and swords round out each one of the princesses exquisitely crafted outfits, and some of them are truly the work of genius. We’d like to watch a movie starring all of these characters in these outfits… Anyways, enjoy the pictures in this story, for our words could not do them justice..
The only ones we had some trouble telling who they were originally supposed to be are Helen & Violet (Pixar’s The Incredibles) and Tarzan’s Jane. How about you?
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O hai, Twitter now has LOLcat language opshun, kthxbai
It's been a busy week at Twitter, what with new rollouts like an upgraded search engine that'll pull in older tweets and a simplified search tool for mobile app users. So it's now time to have some fun. As a little easter egg, the social media giant has added a LOLcat language option to add a bit of internet meme flavor to the normal Twitter web interface. The changes are what you might expect: Twitter is now TWTTR, "Compose new tweet" is COMPOZE NEW TWEET, "conversation" is CONVERSASHUN, "Who to follow" is HOO 2 FOLLOW and so forth. No, your timeline won't automatically transform into a stream of grammatical and spelling errors and your own tweets won't be magically LOLcat-ified either (for that, we suggest hitting the Speak LOLcat translator link below). Still, it's a fun little weekend distraction if you're not quite tired of the I Can Has Cheezburger meme just yet. You'll find "LOLCATZ" under the language drop down section in Settings, or you can just click on the source to check out your Twitter page in all its LOLcat glory.
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Via: The Next Web, Twitter
Source: Twitter (LOLCat language)
MacBook Computer Desk
Sure it might not be the most practical way to hold up your new MacBook, and it’s certainly not the cheapest way to do it, but the tower of MacBooks computer desk is the only way for a true Apple fanboy to use their latest toy. And it’s portable, which leaves plenty of room in your living room to hang your bicycle above your sport motorcycle. Don’t think we didn’t notice that, baller. (via 2dayblog)
Google springs for .lol, .youtube domains, we wonder if it’s going TLD .crazy
Google just can't wait until ICANN reveals custom domain name bids in mid-June to say what it's trying to buy -- and it's clear that Mountain View went on a shopping spree. Some of the top-level domains in the land grab are ones you'd expect safeguarding Google's prized possessions, such as .google, .youtube and .docs. Others make us fear for the future of Internet memes. Google claims that it's bidding for TLDs such as .lol to explore their "interesting and creative potential,' but we have a hunch it's just taking the addition of LOL to the dictionary a little too seriously. The company does assuage our fears with a promise to prevent TLD abuse. If we ever see omgwtf.lol become a reality, though, we'll know Google has gone off the .deepend.
Google springs for .lol, .youtube domains, we wonder if it's going TLD .crazy originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 31 May 2012 21:37:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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