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We've just received word from the wonderful folks @ DNA11 (makers of DNA art) that ROFLDNA is nearing completion. But we're at an impasse and we need your help. There are currently two designs on the virtual table for how we can arrange our collection of signatures within the DNA artwork. [caption id="attachment_563" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="ROFLDNA art version 1"][/caption] The above version has a wholesome uniformity to it. [caption id="attachment_564" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="ROFLDNA art version 2"][/caption] Whereas this version better reflects the chaos that is the Internet memescape. It's profound, really. Well, we'd like you to weigh in, either in...

They kindly heaped on the praise -- enough to make even the stalwart breadpig blush: Have you ever wondered what sheep dream about? Jumping fences? I doubt it. But now, the question is finally answered by the Dreaming of Androids t-shirt. Makes perfect sense, doesn’t it? Well, as long as we’re talking about electric sheep, at least (look at that little power cord, aww). Best suited for Philip K. Dick fans, of course, but the design is so good it would be a shame to not recommend it to everyone, really. Why thank you, s2999.com, if only we'd had more...

Karl Long of Tcritic recognized the death of Philip K. Dick yesterday and in so doing, gave a very kind shoutout to breadpig's most popular shirt, Dreaming of Androids. The breadpig considers Karl a proud comrade for your service; here he is, http://tcritic.com/archives/on-this-day-in-history-march-2nd-t-shirt-philip-k-dick/">in his own words: The Dreaming Of Androids T-Shirt is a charming reference to one of Philip K. Dick’s renowned novel[s], “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” which was the basis for the classic movie Blade Runner. We're overdue for a restocking...

Surprisingly, the breadpig was slow to report on this one. This is not a poor reflection of the breadpig, rather, a demonstration that we, his mortal army, are indeed fallible. As we strive to be more like the breadpig, enjoy this tweet from fellow breadpigger, Chrysaora, who witnessed the students of Harvard University "pulling a breadpig" in Harvard Yard. Proof that our art can inspire even the brightest and among the highest tuition-paying students in the world. The breadpig band has arrived. And thanks to breadpig ally, Jeff Atwood, combined with an upcoming reunion show in Las Vegas, we're expecting...

The breadpig only recently discovered twitter and found that the breadpig legion had already made its presence known. Guenlian, a satisfied breadpigger and owner of LOLmagnetz used this hip messaging system to express approval about our LOL instruction manual: is amazed that LOLmagnetz come with instructions! "Precautions For Use: Your home is full of magnetic surfaces compatible with LOLmagnetz" But that wasn't all! Shortly thereafter came another tweet: "we recommend that LOLmagnetz not be used" on computers. Complete with drawing of fried CPU with the "Can", "Has"&"Fail" magnetz applied. Thank you, Guenlian, for proving that some people still do read...