And Now For Something Completely Different

This blog started up waaaay back in March 2010. It has now reached the 250th post, a milestone held in high esteem across the interweb. Okay not really. But I was going to do a year-end thingy, may as well do it now!

Top 10 most-visited posts:

10. BP Oil Spill Ideas (Part 1). Happy to see this fiasco finally get resolved nearly five months after this idea went up (which I posted 1 month into the crisis).

9. Seven Ways To Fix The WNBA. Apparently a lot of you are seeking information on this fledgling league, way more than the big four leagues (which are frequently mentioned).

8. Geeky Gadget Wish List #6 Back to the Future Alarm Clock. I made 20+ GGWL entries, but this one took the cake. Many people want this gadget, and I hope Universal Studios and/or Thinkgeek is paying attention.

7. Calvin and Hobbes Papercraft Transmogrifier. Papercraft is a hit here, as you’ll see. Glad to see many people out there still missing Calvin and his stuffed tiger Hobbes as much as I do.

6. If IKEA Made Geeky Furniture Part 3: Mega Man. This one was a very recent post, and is still wildly popular, thanks in part to being singled out by many Capcom blogs/fan sites.

5. Jurassic Park Blu-Ray Collector’s Tin. Since this debuted a few months back, it has been one of my most popular entries. People want Jurassic Park on Blu-Ray (regardless of package), so I hope Universal Studios delivers these films in HD sooner than later.

4. Back to the Future Flux Capacitor Blu-Ray Case. BTTF again! This one continues to be popular, despite the trilogy already being released on Blu-Ray a few months back. Perhaps for the eventual double-dip, Universal could look at releasing something like this.

3. The Amoeba Train. I will admit, I think people sought this one out for the Skytrain map I included. I feel so used.

2. XBOX 360 Slim Design. I made this concept in anticipation of the refreshed 360 at E3. I have since gotten way more hits after the new 360 console was released, meaning there is a huge appetite for a slimmer model.

1. Ghostbusters Firehouse Papercraft. By an enormous landslide, this DIY bit of fandom continues to be popular since it’s debut on Oct 29, 2010. A spiffier version is in the works for the new year.

Thank you all for visiting! Tomorrow I will showcase my 10 personal favorite posts. It’s a wildly different list.