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| Thursday Aug 26, 2004 | Researchers have spent years trying to uncover possible uses for spam. Political candidates have risen and fallen based solely upon the spam plank of their platforms. (Or not.) Now, one man has taking spam recycling to its truest, most genius level: cartoons. to Art by jacquez |
| Thursday Apr 15, 2004 | Science fiction has always provided illustrations of the future of evolution - from H.G. Wells's The Time Machine with its Eloi and Morlocks, to Peter Ward's (less fiction, more science) exploration Future Evolution.
The morphological possibilities of Photoshop, however, are often overlooked. Well, no longer. Human Descent provides many examples of possible future genetic freaks. to Art by jacquez |
| Saturday May 24, 2003 | From the ubiquitous chile peppers to the complex blend of Worcestershire sauce, spices contribute a wealth of interesting flavors to the worlds of aroma and taste. Some even consider such non-plant edible aromatics such as ambergris to be spices. Gernot Katzer takes a more traditional approach in Everything About Herbs and Spices, a comprehensive spice dictionary covering the use and history of hundreds of spices. (Also available in German.) to Food by jacquez |
| Thursday Mar 7, 2002 | Everyone and their baby sister already knows about Wil Wheaton's weblog. And now, in true jumping-on-the-bandwagon style, so does William Shatner. Leonard Nimoy doesn't appear to, but he does take photographs, including some rather odd nudes. to Culture by jacquez |
| Sunday May 13, 2001 | Fluids For Christ: Answering the unmet bodily fluid needs of the religious Christian community. For those concerned about UnChristian Seeds and Receptacles of Life or other bodily fluids. Hear the glorious testimonies! Witness the wonder of Therapeutic Christpheresis! to Religion by jacquez |
| Monday Jan 22, 2001 | From one-of-a-kind wedding gowns to custom-fit geisha wear, Yosa provides beautiful and unusual hand-made fantasy and historical clothing. to Fashion by jacquez |
| Monday Dec 4, 2000 | The German Propaganda Archive contains Nazi and East German propaganda and supporting materials, including Der Giftpilz, an anti-Semitic children's book with some truly disturbing illustrations, and German Democratic Republic guidelines for oral agitation. to Memetics by jacquez |
| Thursday Nov 16, 2000 | Ever hear someone yell an ethnic slur and have no idea who they're aiming it at? Or wondered why that Irish kid in school got all riled up when someone called him a "mick"? The Racial Slur Database is here to help with all your "what the hell does THAT mean?" needs. to Culture by jacquez |
| Saturday Oct 28, 2000 | The U.S. Presidential election is approaching, and many voters are still undecided. Gore, Bush, one of the nine million crazy guys--well, I've made my decision: The Free Pony and Ice Cream Political Party. to Politics by jacquez |
| Wednesday Jun 14, 2000 | For the food-ignorant and the food-educated alike, Culinary.com provides a wealth of information. They have an extensive glossary, food safety bulletins, links to vendors, and over 70,000 recipes in their database. Yum. to Food by jacquez |
| Saturday May 27, 2000 | One of the signs of the apocalypse: Gregg's home page.
Well, that, or his girlfriend's page.
Someone call up the Four Horsemen.
to Humor by jacquez |
| Wednesday May 10, 2000 | Take a tour of the Museum of Human Disease, full of images and information about conditions such as infective endocarditis and breast cancer. And, if ordinary images aren't enough, the site also hosts a number of interactive images to Health by jacquez |
| In today's society, determining who's gay, who's straight, and who's just acting is exhausting. If you're sick of the stereotypes, or looking for something new, try StraightActing, where you can take a course in "Appreciation of Drag" or take a quiz to determine your straightness level. to Culture by jacquez |
| Do you dream of muscled women? What about girls beating the tar out of each other? If so, Boxinman's Celebrity Muscle/Female Boxing Web Site is dream fodder for months, my friend, months. to Sports by jacquez |
| Monday May 8, 2000 | The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences puts tax dollars to work collecting the lyrics of children's songs. Now you can finally learn all the words to "Nobody Likes Me", just in case you're still being ostracized by the other kids and need something to sing while you're rocking back and forth, sucking your thumb. to Music by jacquez |
| Having listened to Germans complaining about having to figure out what English Star Trek titles went to what episode, I knew that Star Trek was different in Germany. I didn't know that they remade the entire show. Beware the space infection of "Kork ist krank" and gaze in confusion at "Handys". It's enough to make me wish I had more than a semester of German--or none at all. to Television by jacquez |
| Monday Jan 24, 2000 | Bartleby.com has long been a valuable source of quotations and poetry. Now they have expanded their offerings, with the 18-volume Cambridge History of English and American Literature. to Literature by jacquez |
| Sunday Jan 9, 2000 | With four Star Wars films in existence, not to mention the Special Editions, it may be hard to determine which one is the worst. Fortunately, 50 Reasons "Jedi" Sucks has done much of the necessary critical analysis. to Movies by jacquez |
| Saturday Jan 8, 2000 | One of the disadvantages of the web is that it provides a forum for fetishists. Joel is perhaps less distressing than most: his fetishes appear to be hairy, shirtless men and hairy, shirtless men being tied up and tortured. Well, everyone needs a hobby. to Wackos by jacquez |
| Tuesday Jan 4, 2000 | Jesco White, the Elvis-impersonating, glue-sniffing, clog-dancing star of "The Dancing Outlaw" and "The Dancing Outlaw II: Jesco Goes to Hollywood", the great no-longer-unsung hero of West Virginia, now has a fan club and a rumor page to keep his fans up to date on his whereabouts. to Television by jacquez |
| Thursday Dec 30, 1999 | On long road trips, the need for a restroom can become overwhelming. Sometimes there's a clean one close by, and sometimes there isn't. Never fear! Uncle Booger's Bumper Dumper is here. to Gadgets by jacquez |
| Monday Dec 20, 1999 | For those rugged hunter types,
The Possum Cookbook offers a chance to taste the true cuisine of the American South. Recipes include the delicious
Possum Pot Pie and the authentic and tasty Possum Stew. to Food by jacquez |
| Thursday Dec 9, 1999 | Unsurpassed Biblical scholarship
and serious inquiry into the mind of God characterize "Have
You Decided to Follow Jesus?", a brilliant
exploration of Christ's treatment of his followers and
God's protection and love.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Thursday Nov 11, 1999 | For the new writer who wants to learn how to make money, there is no greater resource than Vinnie Dapikowicz's Writing Guide. Includes valuable advice, as well as a glossary of terms for new writers.
to Literature by jacquez |
| Saturday Oct 2, 1999 | For those concerned with their spirituality and
their waistline, there is the Jesus' Diet For Your Sins. Learn about the fountain of youth and psychic junk food vibrations. to Food by jacquez |
| Monday Aug 2, 1999 | One of Chicago's many attractions, the
cows provide an entertaining and surreal
note to the city's environment. to Travel by jacquez |
| Tuesday Jul 20, 1999 | For those who just can't get enough of
Star Wars,
there's always Mos Eisley, host of the Star Wars Encyclopedia, full of intriguing and bizarre names like "Jagged Antilles" and "Gopple".
to Movies by jacquez |
| Monday Jun 14, 1999 | Jedi Knights rob diners, and Scully's a badass with a mouth like Samuel L. Jackson.
Pulp Action is only one of
the uses of action figures
at Alien Icepicktures.
to Humor by jacquez |
| Thursday Jun 3, 1999 | There is nothing on this page except
Bart Simpson wiggling his ass. to Television by jacquez |
| For the weird animal lover that lurkers within the heart of Everyman, there's
Animals Exotique. From
duprasis to
sugar gliders, Animals
Exotique has a mammal to suit anyone's fancy.
to Pets by jacquez |
| Tuesday Jun 1, 1999 | Pipestone Veterinary supplies shepherding
paraphernalia, such as castrating apparatus
and lambing equipment. I know where
I'm buying my emasculators and sheep drench from now on.
to Gadgets by jacquez |
| Star Wars freaks have never been known for their stability. But I think the
Darth Maul Estrogen Brigade collects some of the
screwiest together in one place, so the rest of us can avoid them like the plague. to Movies by jacquez |
| Tuesday May 25, 1999 | Bright with promises of more to come,
this page
offers a look into the mind of Bill Watterson, author of Calvin and Hobbes. Experience
his hate and
his uncanny resemblance
to Groucho Marx. to Comics by jacquez |
| Friday May 21, 1999 | How useful is the web? How
can paper prototyping aid interface
design? And once the software and the website are finished, who cares about
testing the documentation?
User Interface Engineering, that's who.
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| Tuesday May 11, 1999 | Learn the truth about
Star Trek, check out the
Jesse Jackson page, and then celebrate the
irony.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Tuesday Apr 27, 1999 | With everything from Amtrak promoting
casual sex to grandmothers on steroids,
Jeffrey Zeldman's Advertising Graveyard
fills that deep, aching need for advertising copy and titillates the morbid imagination. to Media by jacquez |
| Thursday Apr 15, 1999 | Aside from his thrice-weekly
ABC News column, where he makes Ann Landers look like a twit,
Dan Savage also makes half the sex advice columnists on the planet look like twits with
Savage Love.
But not everyone loves
Dan.
to Commentary by jacquez |
| Apparently, the true meaning of The Force is a matter under some debate.
While there are those who view The Force as
evil, there are also those on
the other side of the debate. For instance, Andrew Harter makes
the case for Yoda...
And I have a bridge in Brooklyn I'd like to sell.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Wednesday Apr 14, 1999 | Car kitsch,
classic novelties, and
rubber rats. Find it all at the ultimate toystore:
Archie McPhee. to Culture by jacquez |
| Tuesday Apr 13, 1999 | Jesus loves you. Jesus does not love Star Wars.
The Force = Satan. And Star
Wars freaks are way, way too gullible.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Wednesday Mar 31, 1999 | Aspen, Colorado, is one of America's most-loved ski resorts. The best tour of Aspen is provided
by one crazy driver and his
1978 Checker: the world-famous Ultimate Taxi. to Transportation by jacquez |
| Tuesday Mar 30, 1999 | From saints to
schisms, from
the Bosom of Abraham to
Juan de Zumárraga, the
Catholic Encyclopedia has it all. to Religion by jacquez |
| Friday Mar 26, 1999 | L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, was not
just a science fiction writer and religious leader. He was also a
poet/lyricist who released
several albums and scored
educational films for his Church. One of his albums was a score for his novel Battlefield
Earth, the first-ever novel soundtrack. His verse includes religious works such as
An Ode to Circuits,
observational poetry, and
declarations of his gratitude and
infallibility. to Religion by jacquez |
| Friday Mar 19, 1999 | No one, not even surrealists,
understand
The Exquisite Cadaver,
but that has failed to stop people from playing that and other games, such as
How to Write A Dadaist
Poem. And, once the games are exhausted, try for romance with the
compliment generator. to Culture by jacquez |
| Tuesday Mar 16, 1999 | Nerve Magazine advertises itself as "literate smut".
With articles by Erica Jong,
an unparalleled gallery of nudes and
erotic photographs, and intelligent discourse on everything from
obscenity trials to
S&M restaurants. Erotic,
sensual, and brimming with socially redeeming value. to Culture by jacquez |
| Thursday Mar 11, 1999 | Jerry Falwell.
Making the web safe for all those
pro-family types
who don't know anyone
non-Christian,
non-Republican, and
non-heterosexual.
Remember, America is for right-wing straight Christians only.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Saturday Mar 6, 1999 | Many people feel the workings of God in their lives.
Many others are atheists. Still others need to
change their religious allegiances many times
in their lives. And others are just plain crazy.
But for those who are both crazy and like to switch
teams, there's the
Cults Index, with everything from interactive
Voodoo to the Amish.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Tuesday Mar 2, 1999 | The Dancing Hamsters epitomized modern technique and thought. But as the
millenium approaches, we think more and more of a return to faith. In that spirit,
may I offer you the Dancing Jesus?
to Religion by jacquez |
| Thursday Feb 25, 1999 | The English Server at Carnegie Mellon links resources
on everything from 18th Century cultural analysis to calls for papers to journals on half
the subjects imaginable. Perfect for satisfying the literary cravings of even the most jaded. to Culture by jacquez |
| Battere la strada, bagascia! Find this and other fine insults in
The Alternative
Dictionaries Collection. Kannsch de Hase gebbe.
to Linguistics by jacquez |
| Thursday Feb 4, 1999 | Find out if that pretty young thing is
legal.
to Culture by jacquez |
| All the news that's fit to print, manipulate, mislead, and
mystify. to Computing by jacquez |
| The only thing in the world worse than
Pittsburgh beer is Israeli political humor.
Or maybe it's the other way around. to Comics by jacquez |
| Licked rats. The free market. Extraterrestial napping.
Tom the Dancing Bug. Because everyone needs a licking machine and a golf-playing cat. to Comics by jacquez |
| Tuesday Feb 2, 1999 | If it exists, someone's written fan fiction about it.
For everything from Disney and the Care Bears to the heaviest, darkest cop-drama rape
fiction, there's only one place to go:
Fan Fiction on the
Net. Categorized, indexed, and cross-referenced semi-legal fringe writing at its best and
its worst. to Television by jacquez |
| Web design! Tips and tricks! And a bizarre, Simpsons-esque
Star Trek parody.
What more can an Australian website offer?
to Comics by jacquez |
| Monday Jan 25, 1999 | The difference between a nice salad and a nasty one may only be properly understood by
grasshoppers and the men who eat them. to Science by jacquez |
| Monday Jan 18, 1999 | The long history of
Christian religious art provides an interesting background for reflection about the current
controversy on religious expression through art and mortification of the body. to Religion by jacquez |
| "I Was a Teeny-Bopper for the CIA!" and other stories:
the acme of pop culture. to Culture by jacquez |
| Wednesday Jan 6, 1999 | In this overpopulated world, what is there to look forward to? Spiritual guidance can lighten up
even the darkest day. This venerable institution
can help even the most poorly-off get a grip on life.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Wednesday Dec 16, 1998 | In search of a good read? Project Gutenberg has
copyright-free books online and for no charge. The perfect alternative to hours and hours of
solitaire on those slow days at the office.
to Books by jacquez |
| Friday Dec 11, 1998 | The waves of degeneration and rampant insanity that pass through American culture are
perhaps best demonstrated in the names we inflict on our children. The
Social Security Administration has thoughtfully provided
us with a list of
the top ten male and female names in the United States since 1880, as well as other useless
but potentially humor-worthy information, such as informing idiotic family members that
"Taylor" isn't quite as original as they thought it was, or that when little Michael gets to
kindergarten, all his friends will have the same name, and the teacher will have to tattoo numbers
on their foreheads to tell them apart. to Reference by jacquez |
| Wednesday Dec 9, 1998 | Either Gary Larson owns a lot of stock in Xerox, or what we have here is
cow-copying
the likes of which God has never seen.
to Science by jacquez |
| Tuesday Dec 1, 1998 | It's illegal in the US and other places because
it's more dangerous than Lionel Ritchie and the
Boston Strangler put together. But a legislative
oversight in Great Britain allows
the Green Fairy to invade the islands once
more.
to Food by jacquez |
| Thursday Nov 19, 1998 | Television can be hazardous to your health,
especially if you're
really lonely and your neighbors hate you.
to Television by jacquez |
| Monday Nov 16, 1998 | New and alarming research has uncovered evidence
of
interference in human evolution and religious
development. to Religion by jacquez |
| Wednesday Nov 11, 1998 | Once a
cult hero character actor, always a cult hero
character actor. to Television by jacquez |
| Tuesday Oct 27, 1998 |
Dylan's Page: The site for everyone who's ever wanted to
read barcodes or needed
something to do when they were
bored.
to Wackos by jacquez |
| Project proposals schmoozing with high-speed copiers?
Not exactly, but the use and construction of
documents has lead to a theory of the
Social Life of Documents
to Commentary by jacquez |
| Achtung! Achtung!
Der Schokoladen Flieger! The Candy Bomber
speaks. to Warfare by jacquez |
| The
National Center for Health Statistics tells US
citizens just how bad that pizza and highball
breakfast combo at McDonald's is for their health. to Reference by jacquez |
| Wednesday Oct 14, 1998 |
Scientific American does its part in the war on
mind infections. to Memetics by jacquez |
| Tuesday Oct 13, 1998 | The Memepool staff have long suspected that
television is merely a tool of a coalition of
evil dictators, headed by Murdoch. Now we have
proof.
to Games by jacquez |
| Thursday Oct 1, 1998 |
Dan Savage proves that Ann Landers isn't the
only advice columnist left in the universe. to Commentary by jacquez |
| There is more to Scientology than E-meters. The
Religious Technology Center has provided the world
with legal brilliance in the form of
Helena Kobrin
to Religion by jacquez |
| This is exactly the sort of thing the CDA was
trying to prevent. There is no higher cause than
the protection of children, and how can we expect
them to eat their veggies and grow straight and
tall when we expose them to
horrors such as this? to Politics by jacquez |
| Immune system
activated. to Memetics by jacquez |
| The one-stop-shop for magic and debunking:
The Infested Web
of Penn & Teller to Humor by jacquez |
| The voice of the most famous starship captain ever
can be yours to
enjoy, at least until your eardrums explode. to Music by jacquez |
| Possibly the most insane ex-college comic strip
ever seen:
Joe the Circle. to Comics by jacquez |
| Wednesday Sep 30, 1998 | Just what the hell does that mean? And
where did it come from? to Linguistics by jacquez |
| Monday Sep 28, 1998 | As if you could miss it:
Cecil Adams.
Fighting ignorance with attitude.
to Humor by jacquez |
| Friday Sep 25, 1998 | Scott Pulver has taken
wilderness photos to a new high.
to Art by jacquez |
| The Library of Alexandria was burned, but Dr.
R.W. Bernard managed to uncover the secret
reason behind its razing:
Apollonius the Nazarene. Now, his work
lives on, spreading the Gospel of the True Christ.
to Conspiracy by jacquez |
|
Evolution. It's not just for bacteria anymore.
to Science by jacquez |
| The National Organization of Women would be
cheering
Sister Frances, if she weren't a slave to
that patriarchal organization, the Roman Catholic
Church. Hypocrisy knows no bounds. to Culture by jacquez |
| Thursday Sep 24, 1998 | The best information source on organized hypocrisy
available to the world today:
Fade To Black
to Commentary by jacquez |
| Consumerist slave culture meets its ultimate enemy
and ultimate imitator in
industrial-strength propaganda. to Culture by jacquez |
| Although serious consumables research has been
ongoing for some time, few laboratories are as
thorough and painstaking as the researchers at
The
T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project. to Science by jacquez |
| Wednesday Sep 23, 1998 | Commentary and essays on culture, sex, and gender characterize
MouthOrgan.. A visit is worth it simply for the
strangest logo on the web. to Sex by jacquez |
| Tuesday Sep 22, 1998 | The
Church of Scientology: Get clear and stay clear.
to Conspiracy by jacquez |
| The San Fernando
Valley Folklore Society maintains an emergency
clinic in the war on highly infectious memes. to Memetics by jacquez |
| The
ORCA-1 successfully navigated an underwater
course to win the
International Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
Competition. to Robotics by jacquez |
| The Golden Land of
Myanmar provides vistors with everything they
could possibly want: romance, mystery, and a
strict military government to keep the natives in
line. to Travel by jacquez |
|
Memetic engineering: the wave of the future.
Mike Godwin discusses the development and impact
of Godwin's Law.
to Memetics by jacquez |
| Thinking outside the box is encouraged, except
of course if the easily-panicked national media
believes you're a hacker. The
Hacker Anti-Defamation League seeks to end hacker
discrimination so that we may all live outside
the box.
to Wackos by jacquez |
| Monday Sep 21, 1998 | Sex as fun or sex as life-threatening activity?
The Safer Sex
Institute focuses on education and prevention,
and a hell of a lot of fun. to Sex by jacquez |
| Human beings have been cultivating flowers for
thousands of years. Our progressively greater
skill in genetic manipulation has produced the
pinnacle of flower society:
Bob the Angry Flower to Comics by jacquez |
| Saturday Sep 19, 1998 |
Automatic weapons at a thesis defense and
a
theory of student advising characterize the
looks-best-in-lynx
Olin Shivers. to Wackos by jacquez |
| Some of the most widespread and effective infections
of the mind have encountered an
immune
system seeking to vindicate its existence.
to Memetics by jacquez |
| Your source for
mushrooms, toxic chemicals, and other
"poisonous non-consumables". Because who else will
make you tape-record
a release statement before they'll sell you
anything?
to Food by jacquez |
| Animal lust meets human ingenuity. If you've always
wanted a painful way to enhance your self-image,
the
Vacuum Pump is your best bet. Better than an
intern any day.
to Gadgets by jacquez |
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