Nerdy Shares

Instead of highlighting one website for Website Wednesday, we’re going to give you a bunch of links to cool web stuff we’ve found lately:

Finally, we get the difference between England, Britain, the United Kingdom (just in time for the games).
We’re excited to try out some of these 35 Vintage and Retro Photoshop Tutorials
Talk about crowd control: see a floor that can control you subliminally.
We agree that these people should be famous; watch 10 Comedians Who Deserve Their Own TV Show (Explicit content.)
The dancing in this music video, My Body is a Metronome by The Kloons is really really interesting.
Megan needs this infographic on knowing the dangers in your kitchen. Remember when she set the kitchen on fire?
You can find Megan pinning on the Big Picture Classes Project Life Pinboard now.
We’re going to have to try out this Glowing Photo Spheres DIY.
We want this Star Wars wallpaper.
With this home tour, Megan has finally convinced me that gray walls will look good with our wood floors and trim.
Speaking of Star Wars, we were rollin’ because of this Star Wars Gyote Parody. Even though I like the newer Star Wars. Don’t tell the other nerds, they’ll tar and feather me.
I hate rushing through wedding photography between the ceremony and the reception, so I want all of my future clients to read these 7 Reasons to See the Bride before the Ceremony.
We were LOLing at this satrical music video Save the Rich by comedians Riki “Garfunkel” Lindhome and Kate “Oates” Micucci. (Explicit content.)
Watch the cutest argument ever.

What cool things have you found on the web lately?

http://hannahsays.co.uk/ Hannah Johnson

England is just one country in the union of sorts that forms the United Kingdom. Great Britain comes from the days when we were great as my colleague said the other day (before we got two Gold medals in one day lol). I think Great Britain doesn’t include Irealnd because at things like the Olympics I’m pretty sure that Ireland compete as a whole country.

Clearly I need a history/geography lesson of my own country cos even I’m confused and questioning what I know lol. Can’t watch the video until later though.
- http://www.thenerdnest.com/ Megan Anderson
  
  Apparently Great Britain is a geological term that covers the largest island in the British Isles, the United Kingdom is England + Scotland + Wales + Northern Ireland (which are all “countries within a country”). It also talks about the Commonwealth Realm, which includes countries such as Canada and New Zealand which are autonomous but still technically recognize the crown.
  
  I figure you know most of that, but I figured I’d sum it up in case some people were wondering but weren’t able to watch the video.
  - http://hannahsays.co.uk/ Hannah Johnson
    
    That’s okay I still get muddled and I live here lol. I’ll stick with being from Bedford, Bedfordshire (not in Texas as some people seem to figure sometimes!). It’s about 60 miles north of London and has a massive Italian population. (We’re one of the few places in the country to have it’s own vice-consulate there are that many Italians in Bedford.
    - http://www.thenerdnest.com/ Megan Anderson
      
      I’ll bet that means you have some awesome Italian food restaurants!
      - http://hannahsays.co.uk/ Hannah Johnson
        
        My favourite until recently used to be Santaniello’s but the last few times we’ve been the service has been a bit rubbish so we go to The Cappucino Bar. I had chicken and pasta or something like that and I virtually licked the plate lol.
glee

thank you; my kids (21 & 14) had asked and I did not have a complete answer. Now we all know. PS we went to the Maker Faire in Dearborn (they called it Detroit) and it was awesome, thanks for that tip, too!
aloha
- http://www.thenerdnest.com/ Megan Anderson
  
  So glad you got to go to the Maker Fair! It’s going to be a family tradition around here, for sure. What was the coolest thing you saw?

Written by Jake

Search

Take a Class

Current Challenge

Creative Teams

Recommended Affiliates

Archives

Subscribe to Blog via Email