Best Balls of Oahu?
Oh those juicy, succulent balls. Tasty and bursting with flavor.
Does Big Kahunas have the best balls of Oahu? Where else are better balls?
Oh those juicy, succulent balls. Tasty and bursting with flavor.
Does Big Kahunas have the best balls of Oahu? Where else are better balls?
Just what kind of kid’s gift is this anyways? I admit I don’t exactly know but despite the Hello Kitty facade, doesn’t it kinda look like a cigarette holder? What’s that inside metal clip for? And the online product description doesn’t help explain what it is.
Jake Shimabukuro surely knows how to play the ukulele, but can he also divine NBA trade talks with it? I don’t know, but Jake’s likeness was plastered all over this InsideHoops page covering NBA trade rumors.
I guess props goes to Farmers Hawaii’s advertising team in charge of getting their new spokesman out there! Clap, clap!
What good timing! We were just lamenting the nasty filthiness that is the restrooms at big box book stores like Borders and Barnes and Noble, and the Oatmeal has this cartoon about public toilets.
Click on the cartoon to see the entire thing.
I have no idea why but it seems like the Hawaii Borders locations have the nastiest restrooms. They get cleaned and all, but the patrons just abuse these facilities. Ward, Waikele, and Aiea locations all have had serious issues with their restrooms from what I remember. I think the Windward Mall Borders has been okay so far.
Is there any correlation with Borders clientele and abused bathrooms?
With all the November elections and recent coverage of President Obama’s arrival in Hawaii, I couldn’t help but think of politicians when I saw this sizing chart at Baby Gap.
From top to bottom, I see a newborn Neil Abercrombie, an infant Mazie Hirono, and a toddler Barack Obama. Do you?
What are the top ten words/phrases from 2010 added to the Urban Dictionary? The list looks like this:
For the full definitions of these crowd-sourced words, be sure to check out the Urban Dictionary Word of the Year 2010.
These mini hot air balloons are not controlled and go where the winds take them like on top of your home’s roof. Supposedly these flying flames are safe and will extinguish themselves after a duration or at a certain altitude. I wonder how many people will fire off aerials to shoot down these flying targets? Maybe the $13 each price tag will deter some pyromaniacs.