On Twitter’s blog yesterday they have listed Twistori, calling it a “social experiment based on Twitter.”  I would like to think of it more as Twitter’s focused stream of conscious.  For those of you that don’t know what a stream of conscious is or don’t use your Twitter as one already (like me), it is the idea of writing whatever comes to your mind at that moment.  For example: hot dogs are pretty tasty, but I had pork for dinner.  Why is that girl talking to me on AIM?  I really wish that she was hotter, then I would go out with her.  Jellyfish are nice… et cetera, et cetera.

As you can see, it can go in any direction.  Twistori has focused this stream of concious in to several categories.  I noticed that this was also done at WeFeelFine; probably because the creator over laps.  However, WeFeelFine, explores more than just the six or so emotions that Twistori does; making it a much deeper, more satisfying stream of conscious.

So if you have a few minutes or are just nosey about what other people are feeling, then check both the sites out.  Here is a brief preview of Twistori - I stole the image off the Twitter blog.

I came across this piece a day or so ago and thought it worthy of sharing.  The artist is Daniel Schuldi and here is the direct link to the picture.

You can buy beef, pork, ham, chicken, rabbit and various other meats in the super market.  What’s next?  I’ll show you whats next.  US Design Studios gives you the Whole Human.  If you liked the Whole Human, definitely check out this really cool detergent shirt, it will blow you away.

Here are two very clever ads for items that seem very ordinary.  I guess not.  Found at Calle 13, however the site is in Spanish.

Sometimes in life you come across something that is too funny and you have to share it.  This is one of those instances.  Introducing the USB Bra: Unplug and Play.  Found on dialog05.  Check it out for many other creative USB ideas.

I stumbled across this today and really thought about doing it because I have some big rolls of paper that I have saved for something like this.  The artist is Christiaan Postma.