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Have you every wondered if the Before and After diet ads are for real? Are the two photos of the same person… or do they just get some skinny person who looked like the bigger one?

I think there’s very little doubt in the ad that I found on Geek Loves Nerd recently. Looks like someone in the ad creation department is truly color blind.

…this golfbag is.

Thanks Joey!

Something happened and I’m hearing what’s going on in the video rather than the lyrics.

Just in case you live in a log.

Since we didn’t get to put out a show last week, I thought I’d give a little something extra. Here’s my first geek song, “If My Wife Knew”.

Lyrics are after the jump. Enjoy and share-alike!

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Some may wonder about the little clip at the front of Episode 77 was about:

http://whatsthebabyusing.com/

[hint]

Though things get a little graphic near the end (read: don’t let the kiddies see this) this video about one man’s passion for the force, health and the way of the Jedi is still hilarious and quite genius.

[via ExtraLife]

I’m not sure how this beautiful art was done… but if demons were involved, we don’t approve!

Check out the rest of Brandon’s NLCast evangelism on our forums… and even more on his flickr.

Listener, Rhiannon took the Barbie Song at the end of Episode 63 - The Barbie Song and with a little video wizardry and the help of Google images, created the masterpiece you will see… after the jump. (more…)

David and I found this awesome Stormtrooper in the windows of a building on the streets of Downtown Kansas City, Missouri. It was even more amazing when we saw that it was made out of rolled up masking tape. The ultimate coolness what when I looked up the artist’s website to find that it was done by a 15 year old kid here in the KC area!

View this and a few other great tape sculptures here.

Visit Ben Denzer’s website here