gamergrrlz.net - 6/22/2009
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I wish I could take credit for this awesomeness, but I can't. I just might replicate these, though. They'd remind me of how I repaired my Red Ring Of Death back in September (still working!), and how much I own that bitch. On the other hand... they could also remind me of how I voided my ...
technabob.com - 6/23/2009
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technabob.com —
Though I’m not at all certain that a
Red Ring of Death is something to celebrate, per...
se (they’re usually occasions of anger and misery in my neighborhood), I suppose it’s nice to take something awful and turn it into something ...
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celebrate the infamous rrod with beaded coasters
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celebrate the infamous rrod with beaded coasters
technabob —
... per se (they’re usually occasions of anger and misery in my neighborhood), I suppose it’s nice to take something awful and turn it into something cool. Or rather, something that helps keep condensation off your nice table.
And look! A bonus amateur beer ad.
The first set of beaded coasters turned up on Flickr, and it was such an awesome project that it spawned the second set in imitation. Killer game crafts are always better in pairs.
[via GamerGrrlz] ...
DIY Xbox 360 RROD Coasters: Housewares for the Ten-Year-Old Inside You [Gaming]
Gizmodo —
These RROD coasters are clever, sure. But anything with Perler beads is about as classy as black velvet Elvis paintings or those creepy ceramic dolls your grandma collects. Translation: save these for D&D; games in the basement. [GamerGrrrlz via Technabob]
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