The Baranek wielkanocny, or Easter butter lamb, is a hunk of butter shaped into a lamb to celebrate Easter in Poland and Polish communities around the world. You might find one in your Easter basket or use it as a centerpiece for the holiday feast. If the local priest is blessing baskets of Easter foods before they are laid out for the meal, the butter lamb is always included. They are sold in delis around the holiday or you can make your own at home, with or without a mold. Some food artists even make fluffy wool by grating the butter! The flag that often accompanies the lamb is a St. George cross. Check out a gallery of submitted butter lambs representing many techniques and skill levels, from unfortunate to professional. -via Boing Boing
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Fucking CONSUMERS.
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I preferred the video of the visually impaired 100 year old woman using the device to read books and write again for the fist time in years.
No chance of these two mudlarks reading a book, I'll warrant.
Why do you assume they're knowledge-less punks? You see one clip of a video and that's all you assume. These guys have more mastery of physics (skateboarding) and engineering (building) than anyone you probably meet on the street.
(in case you don't realize, they built that skate ramp themselves, which requires more than just having a hammer and nails)
Looking forward to the Frisbee Iphone and Surfing G5 videos bro!
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iSkate = iWin