Posts from — March 2008

Do you long to smell of “vaginal odour”? Yeah me neither, but I suppose some people would, since there is a new scent called VULVA Original (NSFW). VULVA is the vaginal scent which is contained in a small glass phial. The scent is actually meant for personal use though, and not so much for use out in public. I don’t think anyone would be happy to come up to you and find that you smell like you just had sex. According the website, “VULVA is not a perfume” and is “purely a substance for your own smelling pleasure.” So if you are into that sort of thing, hit up the website! To be honest, I am kinda curious as to what it really smells like… kinda not too.

I’m not sure how Drank is suppose to work, or if it’s even real. Their slogan is “Slow Your Roll” and their concoction is considered an anti-energy drink.

They recently had a site set up at SippinSumDrank.com (site is now down), which played the song “Sippin on Syrup” by Three Six Mafia, a song speaking of “Syrup” which is a popular, but illegal, club drink. “Syrup”, made hugely popular by DJ Screw, who presumably died from the drink, is created by mixing Soda and Codeine Cough Syrup, and I highly doubt that Drank makes their drink in this fashion.

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Aesop Rock is probably one of my favorite rappers ever. This is why I can’t believe that I just found out that he has a music video for one of my favorite songs ever, None Shall Pass. Check out this video and enjoy the awesome beat while your at it. Then go buy all of his albums, because every single one of them is great.

We’ve decided to change the name of our website. If you haven’t noticed at the top of the page, the new name will be Aimless Direction. Slowly we’ll be updating everything on the site to incorporate the new name and hope to give the design an update at some point.

Don’t worry though. Nothing else will change. We’ll still be posting something interesting for you daily. We hope you like it!

Think back to your middle- and high school days when April Fool’s day rolled around; no teacher, no student, no faculty staff member was safe. Grand Central Station is no different. While April Fool’s day wasn’t the root of this prank, many participants gave quite a show to the station’s travelers. Resembling a Hollywood set, many people froze in their steps while onlookers wondered what the heck was going on. These pranksters stopped in positions of reading newspapers, drinking coffee, tying shoes… All the while people gawked with intense confusion.

Why can’t something interesting like this happen in Denver? Watch the video here.