FUTURE PRIVATE PARTY I just saw a creepy news report about people in other countries who steal photos from blogs and then post them on terrible websites...mostly child exploitation. Regardless...I'm going to make this a private blog here soon. If you are one of my friends and would like to be on the "approved list" let me know...and if I don't know you but you like to ...

... in college we went as Holly Golightly and Paul/Fred. The sweet, boring versions - black dress, pearls, little bangs, nice suit. That was before I read the book and realized what a cutesy sham the movie is (sorry, folks). Next time we attempt this couple I would like to go the creepy animal mask route. It's really the only way to do it. {not Holly and Paul but totally creepy and loveable, no?}

Trossen Robotics forum member WGhost9 says they designed, built and programmed this creepy candy crawler in just 3 weeks. It runs C on an Axon microcontroller. It uses all digital servos and can ... twice its body weight. The software (soon to be given out open source) allows for 6 synchronous degrees of motion. Future additions will include foot sensors and a remote control option.[ via DIY Drones ]

It seems like the future, as it’s unveiled in prototypes, always seems much more exciting than the one we end up inheriting. Between Segway-esque unicycles, braille labelmakers, and Bluetooth-enabled gowns, ... Life in 2020 project, the company has unveiled something called the Spider Personal. Named after the creepy spider-like legs of the initial design, the thing houses a PC, pico proj, a ...

A nice little creepy film perfect for tonight courtesy of Richard Gordon – Devil Doll Day 31 Happy halloween! Well, the end of the month has ... next. I did find some stories from the 1970s and '80s that might be of interest and will be featured here on this blog in the future. My wife and I are preparing for an evening of hiding as we no longer hand out candy in our 'hood due to the ...

... for the winter. And one or two weak importunes for help from Geoff to rid us of a possible future of hundreds of baby spiders. But the fact is, the spider is still there (Geoff is more of a lover of all creatures than me to begin with) and I peek at least once an evening to see the creepy companion hanging out in our window. After all, how can I be responsible for the death of something that can ...