Christmas easter egg
By Robbie DaleThe Easter Egg. Not the chocolately ones (though rest assured we’ll crack those out when the weather warms up a bit) but the hidden messages in digital form buried deep with computer games, DVDs, websites and applications. They’re a great way to build a bit of underground interest in something otherwise not wholly exciting.

And it doesn’t just have to be digital either. Take James’ post on In-N-Out Burger. Hiding a little something extra, resevered only for ‘those in the know’ is exciting. It tickles a little part of us we like to have tickled, and that makes us want to share the info with the people we like.
If you want to revel in some hidden goodness right now, head over to Google (www.google.com - look, you never know) and hit the ‘I’m Feeling Lucky’ button without entering anything in the search box. Lo and behold, there should appear a countdown timer checking off the seconds until the end of 2009. Nifty.
Since James posted, I’ve been wondering - have you been driven to share any ‘inside info’ recently?
What was it? Care to share?!





