Women are undisputed masters of the white lie, but before you get too torqued out imagining all the dirty falsehoods your girl’s been telling you, let’s talk about why we do it. Believe it or not, we don’t care to deceive you, but we do care about you. The white lie is a powerful tool that everyone uses at some point in their day, and whether for good or for evil, it’s a pretty normal human interaction. People don’t give a damn about how your lunch went most of the time, and they’re rarely going to stand up and tell you how badly they straight out disagree with you. Consider the white lie as the soothing balm that keeps the nutsack of the world from sticking to its leg; while it may not be a life-saving necessity, it certainly keeps everyone more comfortable and happy. While there are white lies that can help you get out of trouble (“I was just helping my buddy move his patio furniture!” …past the gorgeous, sun-kissed, twenty something neighbor girl), women usually tell white lies to help keep unnecessary man-drama to a minimum (this may be a fairly startling revelation; sometimes, just sometimes, it is the man who’s getting too worked up about something.) The only problem with this is that it may create a sense of security that isn’t 100% true, and if you’re feeling like everything is just a bit too perfect and bland, you may be getting fed a steady diet of polite bull shit. We’ve put together some of the most common white lies that women specifically use with men, and a guide to what they actually mean.
Gina
Spock Gets Lazy – Leonard Nimoy on Mars
You’ve probably heard Bruno Mars’ The Lazy Song on the radio recently; it’s nothing special musically, but it seems to be blowing up the charts. We …
Bookworks – Killer Art by Robert The
Artist Robert The started making book pieces in 1991; by 2011, he now has an amazing catalog of unique art that is the perfect fit for a man cave. Why settle for wimpy coffee table books when you can have awesome, re-constructable book art that looks like stuff that can kill you? As a guy, you should know that after reading a book and instantly absorbing all useful knowledge, you should do something manly with it, like clubbing a panther to death or propping up the Ferrari you’re working on. Check out a selection of The’s amazing works, or browse his site BookDust, for other less deadly pieces ; click through the jump for more manly adaptations to the simple hardcover novel.
The Brick Testament – The Bible Explained in Lego

The bible is one of those things that stirs up a lot of mixed feelings amongst our readership; regardless of this, it’s safe to say that no matter what you believe in, there are some pretty damn great stories in the good book. Being able to produce endless amounts of free booze, horrific monsters, cataclysmic disasters- it’s got everything you’d want in a multi-billion dollar summer blockbuster. Rather than arguing over what’s theologically sound, we’d rather just enjoy the hilariously vengeful side of God, as offered in gloriously detailed plastic by The Brick Testament. Check out some of these pretty ridiculous, tongue in cheek illustrations of biblical scenes after the jump.
Puking as Painting? Live Nexus Vomitus Artwork
Remember that time we showed you how to make Skittle Vodka, and we all had a good laugh with the tagline “Puke the Rainbow” ? Well, …
Techno Dream Furniture – TRON designs CORIAN®
April 11th marked the start of Milan Design week, and this year, Disney and DuPont teamed up with a slew of designers to recreate Kevin Flynn’s virtual Safe House from Tron in real, tangible materials. Choosing Corian, an amazing surface material that can be produced in almost any color or finish, can be thermo-moulded, resists heat, scratching, pressure, and direct force, the finished product is pretty unbelievable. Featuring products from Jacuzzi, Luxit, Light Tape, and others, the furniture and house package is a sleek, glowing vision. Outside of desperately needing some sexy siren programs lounging around, I can’t see too many ways the aesthetic could any better represent Tron. The display was shown at Padiglione Visconti in Milano, Italy, and just ended on the 17th. Check out some of the first pictures from the Safe House after the jump.
The Secret Lives of Everyday Stuff- Bent Objects Blog
These great little wire pieces are done by Terry Border over at Bent Objects. If you’ve ever had a desire to see something you use around …
