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Goldie Lookin’ Chain Top Trumps – Wicked innit!

Gary Hartley — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 11:37:05 +0000

Goldie Lookin’ Chain, the legends behind the legendary “Guns don’t kill people rappers do” have created possibly the best/besteva/bestestever Trumps card game set.

Simply click on any thumbnail to see a full size, uncropped enlargement.

Even better, why not download the set and play Trumps with your nan, wickaaaard!

Best Trumps set eva innit!

Too much Tango made me think I was a Ninja but I’m not. I’m just Gary.

Gary Hartley — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 21:29:46 +0000

Tango, the orange flavoured fizzy drink from Britvic PLC, has launched a new advertising campaign that really caught my eye.

While passing a bus stop the poster on the side read “Too much Tango made me think I was a Ninja but I’m not. I’m just Gary.”. I laughed, cos I’m immature you see. British humor never fails to capture it’s audience through advertising. The trick, or so I’ve heard, is to make a statement, ask a question and most importantly communicate that through to your target audience.

Maybe the statement is true, all those E-numbers can make a child go doo-lally!

Too much Tango will make your hair turn ginger. Yes those ones too.

Too much Tango makes your guffs smell like oranges

Too much Tango causes facial mince, gorilla jugs and cabbaging of the knee

Too much Tango causes hair loss and casual sexism

Too much Tango made me shave my nan. Innit.

Too much Tango made me suck a bull’s udder

Too much Tango made a friend of mine not be able to get a lob-on

Too much Tango will make you bite stuff like horses and that

Ever had a Dicken’s Cider?

Gary Hartley — Sat, 16 May 2009 21:14:44 +0000

This has the DNA of the Doctor Pepper adverts, with that underlying, uncomfortable humor that had me rolling around on the floor at work for 10 minutes straight. If you’re easily offended, turn away, if not you may also like this Durex Viral video…. roll tape!

No way is this going to work!

Gary Hartley — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 13:03:57 +0000

Here’s the challenge, the image of the frog on the right isn’t coloured in. The trick here is to use the Magenta shape on the left to colour the frog in, only, we need the frog to appear GREEN!

Here’s what you need to do:

Stare at the Magenta shape on the left for 60 seconds
Then stare across at the frog on the right.
Voila!

Click on the image below to view an enlarged version as this makes this experiment easier to complete.

This is a simple experiment to show the phenomena called Qualia.

Also Magenta isn’t a colour.

Origami Santa Claus!

Gary Hartley — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 14:49:24 +0000

Amaze your colleagues by making a Christmas Santa Claus from a piece of paper hanging around the office. Simply follow along with this video and become the resident origami master.

GAME: Word Association

Gary Hartley — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 22:20:31 +0000

You know how this goes! Cow… Bells… Ring… Tone …and so on, and so on!

Let’s start with ….. FROG!

Definitions of Typography Terms in Word

Name the previous 43 U.S. PRESIDENTS before Barack Obama – then colour them in!

Gary Hartley — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 23:01:28 +0000

In this historic week which saw the first black candidate, Barack Obama, become elected as U.S. President, we look back at the previous 43 that have held the Whitehouse. To make it fun we’ll do a countdown, starting with the current U.S. President George W. Bush accompanied by a brief history.

The fun and overwhelming excitement doesn’t stop there, oh no no no, you can also download and print out a Velvet Art styled drawing that you can colour in – Whoo hoo! How exciting is this! Not only will you be learning about the history of a hot topic of the moment, but you’ll also be able to get out those crayons and felt tips you’ve had laying around in the drawer for the last 2 years. It has no relevance that you can name all 43 U.S. Presidents if you can’t ‘stay between the lines’, so be careful.

Download all of the coloring pages for the U.S. Presidents in one PDF

43 | George W. Bush

Took office : January 20, 2001
Left office : Incumbent (Term expires January 20, 2009)
Party : Republican
Vice President : Dick Cheney

42 | Bill Clinton

Took office : January 20, 1993
Left office : January 20, 2001
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Al Gore

41 | George H. W. Bush

Took office : January 20, 1989
Left office : January 20, 1993
Party : Republican
Vice President : Dan Quayle

40 | Ronald Reagan

Took office : January 20, 1981
Left office : January 20, 1989
Party : Republican
Vice President : George H. W. Bush

39 | Jimmy Carter

Took office : January 20, 1977
Left office : January 20, 1981
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Walter Mondale

38 | Gerald Ford

Took office : August 9, 1974
Left office : January 20, 1977
Party : Republican
Vice President : Nelson Rockefeller

37 | Richard Nixon

Took office : January 20, 1969
Left office : August 9, 1974 (Resigned)
Party : Republican
Vice President : Spiro Agnew (Resigned), Vacant, Gerald Ford

36 | Lyndon B. Johnson

Took office : November 22, 1963
Left office : January 20, 1969
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Vacant, Hubert Humphrey

35 | John F. Kennedy

Took office : January 20, 1961
Left office : November 22, 1963(Assassinated)
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Lyndon B. Johnson

34 | Dwight D. Eisenhower

Took office : January 20, 1953
Left office : January 20, 1961
Party : Republican
Vice President : Richard Nixon

33 | Harry S. Truman

Took office : April 12, 1945
Left office : January 20, 1953
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Vacant, Alben W. Barkley

32 | Franklin D. Roosevelt

Took office : March 4, 1933
Left office : April 12, 1945 (Died in office of natural causes.)
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Richard Nixon

31 | Herbert Hoover

Took office : March 4, 1929
Left office : March 4, 1933
Party : Republican
Vice President : Charles Curtis

30 | Calvin Coolidge

Took office : August 2, 1923
Left office : March 4, 1929
Party : Republican
Vice President : Vacant, Charles G. Dawes

29 | Warren G. Harding

Took office : March 4, 1921
Left office : August 2, 1923 (Died in office of natural causes)
Party : Republican
Vice President : Calvin Coolidge

28 | Woodrow Wilson

Took office : March 4, 1913
Left office : March 4, 1921
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Thomas R. Marshall

27 | William Howard Taft

Took office : March 4, 1909
Left office : March 4, 1913
Party : Republican
Vice President : James S. Sherman(Died in office of natural causes), Vacant

26 | Theodore Roosevelt

Took office : September 14, 1901
Left office : March 4, 1909
Party : Republican
Vice President : Vacant, Charles W. Fairbanks

25 | William McKinley

Took office : March 4, 1897
Left office : September 14, 1901 (Assassinated)
Party : Republican
Vice President : Garret Hobart (Died in office of natural causes), Vacant, Theodore Roosevelt

24 | Grover Cleveland

Took office : March 4, 1893
Left office : March 4, 1897
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Adlai E. Stevenson I
Note : Second term

23 | Benjamin Harrison

Took office : March 4, 1889
Left office : March 4, 1893
Party : Republican
Vice President : Levi P. Morton

22 | Grover Cleveland

Took office : March 4, 1885
Left office : March 4, 1889
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Thomas A. Hendricks (Died in office of natural causes), Vacant

21 | Chester A. Arthur

Took office : September 19, 1881
Left office : March 4, 1885
Party : Republican
Vice President : Vacant

20 | James A. Garfield

Took office : March 4, 1881
Left office : September 19, 1881 (Assassinated)
Party : Republican
Vice President : Chester A. Arthur

19 | Rutherford B. Hayes

Took office : March 4, 1877
Left office : March 4, 1881
Party : Republican
Vice President : William A. Wheeler

18 | Ulysses S. Grant

Took office : March 4, 1869
Left office : March 4, 1877
Party : Republican
Vice President : Schuyler Colfax, Henry Wilson (Died in office of natural causes), Vacant

17 | Andrew Johnson

Took office : April 15, 1865
Left office : March 4, 1869
Party : Democratic National Union (Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson were, respectively, a Republican and a Democrat who ran on the National Union ticket in 1864)
Vice President : Vacant

16 | Abraham Lincoln

Took office : March 4, 1861
Left office : April 15, 1865 (Assassinated)
Party : Republican National Union (Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson were, respectively, a Republican and a Democrat who ran on the National Union ticket in 1864)
Vice President : Hannibal Hamlin, Andrew Johnson

15 | James Buchanan

Took office : March 4, 1857
Left office : March 4, 1861
Party : Democratic
Vice President : John C. Breckinridge

14 | Franklin Pierce

Took office : March 4, 1853
Left office : March 4, 1857
Party : Democratic
Vice President : William R. King (Died in office of natural causes), Vacant

13 | Millard Fillmore

Took office : July 9, 1850
Left office : March 4, 1853
Party : Whig
Vice President : Vacant

12 | Zachary Taylor

Took office : March 4, 1849
Left office : July 9, 1850 (Died in office of natural causes)
Party : Whig
Vice President : Millard Fillmore

11 | James K. Polk

Took office : March 4, 1845
Left office : March 4, 1849
Party : Democratic
Vice President : George M. Dallas

10 | John Tyler

Took office : April 4, 1841
Left office : March 4, 1845
Party : Whig – No Party – Former Democrat who ran for Vice President on Whig ticket. Clashed with Whig congressional leaders and was expelled from the Whig party in 1841
Vice President : Vacant

9 | William Henry Harrison

Took office : March 4, 1841
Left office : April 4, 1841 (Died in office of natural causes)
Party : Whig
Vice President : John Tyler

8 | Martin Van Buren

Took office : March 4, 1837
Left office : March 4, 1841
Party : Democratic
Vice President : Richard Mentor Johnson

7 | Andrew Jackson

Took office : March 4, 1829
Left office : March 4, 1837
Party : Democratic
Vice President : John C. Calhoun (Resigned), Vacant, Martin Van Buren

6 | John Quincy Adams

Took office : March 4, 1825
Left office : March 4, 1829
Party : Democratic-Republican National Republican
Vice President : John C. Calhoun

5 | James Monroe

Took office : March 4, 1817
Left office : March 4, 1825
Party : Democratic-Republican
Vice President : Daniel D. Tompkins

4 | James Madison

Took office : March 4, 1809
Left office : March 4, 1817
Party : Democratic-Republican
Vice President : George Clinton (Died in office of natural causes), Vacant, Elbridge Gerry (Died in office of natural causes), Vacant

3 | Thomas Jefferson

Took office : March 4, 1801
Left office : March 4, 1809
Party : Democratic-Republican
Vice President : Aaron Burr, George Clinton

2 | John Adams

Took office : March 4, 1797
Left office : March 4, 1801
Party : Federalist
Vice President : Thomas Jefferson (Democratic-Republican)

1 | George Washington

Took office : April 30, 1789
Left office : March 4, 1797
Party : No Party
Vice President : John Adams

Download all of the coloring pages for the U.S. Presidents in one PDF

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