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| Monday Oct 20, 2003 | You've never seen G.I. Joe safety films like these before. to Humor by sck |
| Saturday Oct 4, 2003 | Take a break from watching American democracy totter and learn a thing or two by playing Bill of Rights Golf, or watch an episode of Who Wants To Marry A Founding Father? to Government by sck |
| Monday Jul 28, 2003 | Pornography comes in many unusual flavors nowadays. to Humor by sck |
| Thursday Mar 6, 2003 | When you use an Apple computer, you're computing with Satan.
to Computing by sck |
| Saturday Apr 14, 2001 | Daniel 3:5 (in the King James version) mentions a number of odd instruments. The flute and harp are well-known, and our readers may know the dulcimer, but how many of you know what a cornet, sackbut, or
psaltery is?
to Music by sck |
| Monday Jan 22, 2001 | African pygmy
hedgehogs are fantastic pets. They generally don't bother those of
us who are allergic to dogs and cats. They require very little
cleaning, but you want to give them plenty of exercise.
Unfortunately, they're "exotic" pets and so they're not legal
everywhere; and in some places like Pennsylvania it's illegal to import
them, so you need to find a reputable in-state
breeder.
Perhaps the best thing about them, however, is they're
almost
unnervingly
cute.
to Pets by sck |
| Friday Dec 8, 2000 | For those who love those
colourful building blocks for kids and also six wacky
Englishmen
(and their minstrel),
we are proud to present
Monty
Python and the Holy Grail in
LegoVision. to Art by sck |
| Friday Jul 14, 2000 | Lots of people in the United States have never
heard of Mervyn
Peake. He was an illustrator of
various
literary classics, but perhaps more importantly, he
authored a trilogy
of novels about the fantastic Castle Gormenghast and its
denizens, particularly
Titus,
the 77th Earl of Groan,
and the tormented, brooding villain
Steerpike.
I found out about this when I saw a preview
on BBC America
of their presentation of the BBC 4-part miniseries
presentation of the first two novels. It replays this weekend on BBC America,
so order your digital cable now, Yankees!
to Literature by sck |
| Thursday Jul 13, 2000 | If you can't get enough of
real
(and not-so-real)
things which come in five colours,
and you love classic video games,
then maybe it's time to pine for the iTari.
And then you can enjoy other fine products
by these people.
to Humor by sck |
| Friday Apr 7, 2000 | For those of you military buffs who wonder just
what the hell
those
coloured bars on Army uniforms mean, you can find them
(and lots of other badge tidbits) at the U.S. Army
Institute
of Heraldry page. And if you ever find yourself in
Yugoslavia
wondering if you're at the other end of a gun from a
mladji vodnik or a potpukovnik, you'll be
glad I told you about Rank
Insignia of the World.
to Reference by sck |
| Monday Aug 23, 1999 | It's a pity; when I was a kid, I wanted evil guys to come in flavours, but they never did. Evidently someone else had the same idea and decided to take the problem into their own hands.
to Humor by sck |
| Saturday Jul 10, 1999 | I can sleep better at night knowing that the mysteries of the Great Pyramid have been solved at last. Again.
to Wackos by sck |
| Sunday Jun 6, 1999 | I didn't know that misspelling
www.altavista.com could get me to something else entirely. to Web by sck |
| Saturday Jun 5, 1999 | Many of you know about "Mormonism", or the Latter-Day Saints. But not many people outside of Mormon scholars have heard of the
Deseret Alphabet, a reform of English spelling which was published in only a handful of books in the 1800s among the LDS Church.
to Linguistics by sck |
| Monday May 24, 1999 | How many times has this happened to you? You and three friends are in
a room with no apparent source of entertainment but a pack of cards
and a Web browser. Why settle for Poker or Bridge when you could play
Stýrivolt,
a Danish game which includes birds, postmen, hay-yard mares, and
lambs? Or check the index of card
games and find something more to your liking.
to Games by sck |
| There's a temptation in popular culture to think that maybe
extraterrestrials aren't such bad guys after all. Thank God we have
V2/Spread the
Word to set us straight. And hey, free stuff! If you don't see
extraterrestrials, but you've seen where they parked, try the National UFO Reporting Center
instead.
to Wackos by sck |
| You've thrilled to his words of wisdom on such diverse topics as booze
and dump trucks which double as Machines O' Doom. Now check out The Tom Servo Fan Club and
enjoy building your very own Robot Friend. There is a less
neatly-designed site
which however offers a contact for getting hard-to-find parts.
to Movies by sck |
| The latest entry in my Great Ideas That Will Never Be Implemented
file: The
Twenty-Eight-Hour Day.
to Science by sck |
| For those of you fed up with the standard conspiracy-theory
tripe which infects the Internet, feast your eyes and imagination on
The Incident
and see what an intelligent and creative individual can devise.
And don't forget to read the
punchline.
to Conspiracy by sck |
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