This voicemail has got to be the best piece of audio spam I’ve ever received. I love how he places emphasis on the word FRAUD, as though that’s the word that would surely get my attention. At least the threatening spammer was polite at the end.
Chic magnet
Nothing more useless…
The best iPad case for kids

After about 3 years of use, my son’s iPad case is ready for replacement. I would sell the iPad before I would allow him to use it without a case, so the loss of “the big green monster” is distressing. The case I purchased with the iPad was a $15 or $20 impulse buy, but it has allowed Kian’s iPad to survive countless drops and bumps over the years. Not a scratch to the silicon case or the iPad. You can see the lime green case in the photo above. It’s quite bulky, particularly around the corners.
For the last several months though, Kian found a way to completely destroy the previously indestructible case. You see, Kian has started losing his baby teeth, so he’s decided to chew on the silicon case to soothe the aching pain. You can see what’s left of the case in the photo below. Swiss cheese, and barely staying on the iPad at this point.

Thankfully, the name of the company was on the back of the case. I’m placing my order for the latest model M-Edge case pronto.
The M-Edge SuperShell now sells for $35, quite an increase form when I bought it a few years ago. But quite frankly, it was well worth it. Kian dropped that iPad on tile flooring so many times I lost count. Each time it just bounced to rest without so much as a scuff. I can’t recommend this case enough. If your kid(s) have an iPad, or you’re just a klutz, this thing is a life-saver.
How the Union Jack came to be
What kind of world do we live in?

Photo by Mike Mozart
What have we come to as a civilization when a man can’t trust a slice of cheese he just bought?











