Due to the breakout success of my “Examples of Hyperboles” post from last November, more articles on this topic are in the works. To review, “hyperbole” is the technical term for exaggerating to the point that the sentence isn’t believable. That essentially means that it is a lie which is obviously not meant to be taken seriously. Continue Reading »

There are a couple of other posts summarizing the two part Alice series on Syfy, but I ended up saving most of my real opinions for this post.

My Real Opinion
To me, it seems like the writers at Syfy simply combined plots from several different science fiction, action and adventure movies, and then just named all of the characters after the ones from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Continue Reading »

Good Stocking Stuffer Ideas
After a negligible amount of research, I’ve come up with the most intensely amazing list of things you can put into a child’s stocking for Christmas. If a parent were to buy these things now, then they would have the happiest kid alive: Continue Reading »

The other day, the second (and final) episode of the Alice series was on Syfy , so its time to finish the summary before I forget. Continue Reading »

Being an avid fan of anything having to do with Alice in Wonderland, I watched the first episode of the two part Alice series on the Syfy channel. So far, this version is absolutely nothing like any of the hundreds of other cartoons, movies, and video games based on Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Continue Reading »

During the Revolutionary War, the patriots faced some pretty tough odds against the British forces. At the time of the American Revolution, the British army was considered the strongest in the world, and their empire stretched around the globe. Despite their disadvantages, the patriots were able to pull through and win the war for several reasons. Continue Reading »

What better way is there to continue a series of drawing posts than to sketch out a couple of cartoon cows? No better way — that’s how. Cartoons are great sources of entertainment for website visitors of all ages. Kids these days are constantly scouring the internet to find funny cartoon animals to laugh at, and parents love printing things out for their children to color, even though manual coloring is a horribly outdated technology. Continue Reading »

It takes a lot of skill to draw an evil skull that actually looks menacing and scary. A beginner would be wise to follow my lead if they wanted to become more successful in the creation of their darkly themed artwork. Instead of a step by step tutorial, I’ll just casually tell you about a couple of things that critiques look for when judging these types of sketches. Continue Reading »

The other day, I found out that my Revolutionary War Post is the most visited post on the website, so I started trying to think of ways to make BrainSauce.info seem more patriotic. First I was thinking of adopting a red, white and blue color scheme, but that would be too distracting for people who are actually trying to read. Continue Reading »

So you still haven’t bought any presents, and you need to come up with some last minute gift ideas. If you just want a list, then skip to the end, but for the patented New Age Gift Visualization Technique™, simply follow these instructions: Continue Reading »