Look At This - Episode 1

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It’s Wednesday, and we’re all recovering from our post Earth Day hangovers, caused by the delicious, green, organic beer we drank out of a sense of duty to our planet. Oh, if only we didn’t have such a strong sense of duty. So, in light of our condition, we thought it would be a good idea to start our new weekly feature where, instead of researching, crafting and editing a meticulous post, we simply point to cool stuff we’ve found on the Internet and say “look at this.” You can probably expect this every Wednesday, unless the Internet stops producing cool stuff or if we’re extra tired.

Anyway, without further ado . . . Look At This:

• Nothing says soothing, post Earth Day happiness like pictures of trees. Yep . . . just pictures of trees, but they are really, really nice pictures of trees.
• Now, I know some of you out there have been wondering what to do with all that pig urine you have sitting around. It smells bad and takes up a lot of space in your basement, but somehow you can’t bring yourself to throw it out. Well, do we have a solution for you. Turn that cumbersome porcine micturition into useful, environmentally conscious plastic. Any friends you have left will thank you.
• This fridge may not hold the plethora of items we are used to seeing in Sunny Delight commercials (it’s behind the purple stuff), but it sure uses less electricity. While it may be a less-than-noble application, I see a new back yard beer cooler in my future.
• I never thought I would enjoy a site devoted to light bulbs. I mean, I’m into some pretty weird stuff, but light bulbs? At least the site name is cool enough to allow me to salvage some of my dignity. Careful, this thing can devour large portions of your life. (Thanks to John Barrie for pointing this out)
  

Well, that’s all for this week. There was plenty of other great stuff out there, but your gonna have to find it yourself (and share it with me in the comments).

Nic Darling is a writer and marketing guy who thinks postgreen is super neat. Of course, he also liked the movie Starship Troopers, so his judgement might be somewhat questionable.