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News - A Good Ol' Fashioned Capt… | about 3 months ago

Casting call for unicorns in the sequel to Legend. Just imagine this guy prancing about while Jon Anderson sings about the sun.

News - A Good Ol' Fashioned Capt… | about 3 months ago

The photographer must have a thing for employees wearing horns. First Dean, now Evan. Poor Evan, he doesn’t even have a full set.

News - A Good Ol' Fashioned Capt… | about 3 months ago

Evan lost his other horn in a freak electric wheelchair robot accident.

News - Your December Caption Con… | about 6 months ago

The sexiest thing at SparkFun: “Brown paper, Dean-cow.”

News - Your December Caption Con… | about 6 months ago

How now, Dean-cow?

News - It's Time Again - Caption… | about 7 months ago

“We’ve been concerned about the lack of use of apostrophe’s on our site. Please use more apostrophe’s.”

News - My Love/Hate Relationship… | about 10 months ago

Maybe someone could try different paints as insulators. Latex vs enamel vs… Perhaps the pigments are causing the conduction, Titanium dioxide is a white pigment, and lead has been used before. I wonder if there is a pigment-free paint out there? Once you find one, it would be interesting to find out the dielectric properties of it. Think: painted antennas!

News - Eco-Gym | about 2 years ago

Why does the end product have to be electricity? Keep the energy mechanical, and you can do a lot of stuff, much of it similar to devices that were replaced by labor-saving devices.
Clothes washers, bellows, grain processing, textile manufacturing, water pumping. If the process ever had livestock, water, wind or people providing mechanical energy, why not put people back into the process?
I can see it now: People donning yokes to pull a plow through a field as exercise. The next day, they show up to pump water into a municipal water tank. Sounds like work to me. Maybe we just need to add work back into our lives instead of driving to a gym to ride in place.

Tutorial - Snake Stomp Pads Design and Assembly Tutorial | about 2 years ago

Apostrophes are never used to pluralize.

Product DD-09844 | about 2 years ago

Do I get a discount for pointing out that you have misused the word “your” in this product description?