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| Sunday May 14, 2000 | Can't get enough of WWF style "Professional" Wrestling? Maybe it's time for you to step on to the mat. All Pro Wrestling Boot Camp can help you get started. "You too can live your dream." to Media by faisal |
| Feel like buying
conservative former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and his soon-to-be third wife Callista Bisek a wedding present? Now's your chance! to Politics by crikey |
| The minds at Planet Terror make their entry into the animated fanfic arena with a Matrix/South Park crossover. to Movies by joshua |
| Alan Moore wrote Watchmen> and Swamp Thing and is generally considered the most bitchin' writer in Western comics. Stephen Camper has created the definitive Alan Moore fan site. And in case you'd become disenchanted with Moore for more-or-less openly milking the Image phenomenon to get rich as quickly as possible before the comics industry collapses completely, check out the finally-released From Hell compilation or the recent League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, both utter gems.
to Comics by cricket |
| Why is listening to audiobooks on your Rio player so painful? Partially it's the user-hostile Audible.com website (e.g., you need to wade through several pages of "I agree to receive spam" before they'll even relinquish a sample). But mostly it's because Usability and Avoiding Legal Accountability are contradictory goals. See, Diamond Multimedia created Rioport.com in early '99 as the dedicated support site for the Rio players. Enter lots of lawsuits involving the illegal distribution of MP3s, for which Diamond made the leading portable player and operated an MP3 distribution website - any copyright lawyer would advise them to split their concerns into separate legal entities, each of which could claim that piracy is someone else's fault. Not surprisingly, Diamond (now a division of S3) spun off RioPort, Inc. in October. The downside for the user is that although they theoretically have a new support site (RioHome.com, which still clumsily refers to itself as Rioport), people visiting RioPort seeking the support promised in the software and manual are left in the cold.
to Music by cricket |
| Saturday May 13, 2000 | Since the 1980s, Amy Borkowsky has saved her mother's answering machine messages. She only presents three on her promotional site, but everyone can benefit from mom's helpful advice on condoms, fashion and bladder control. to Humor by rogers |
| Friday May 12, 2000 | The Greenmap System is an effort to promote awareness of environmental resources in urban communities with maps. You can use them to find organic produce in New York City, cherry blossoms in Kyoto, or nature reserves near Pittsburgh. Some of them are prettier than others, but I won't share my bias. Check the complete list of mapped areas.
to Art by akk |
| What kind of Intergalactic Explorer are you? to Science by jason |
| MIT is famous for its pranks and hacks. Its nice to see that the tradition goes on at Carnegie-Mellon, also.
to Culture by peterb |
| What is a Song-Poem? Cynics would say it's just amateur crap lyrics sung by tapped out studio musicians for vanity recordings. Refined esthetes, however, appreciate the homespun madness of this preserved folk art and its tormented creators. to Music by fringehead |
| Thursday May 11, 2000 | The Stinkymeat Project is a day by day account of what happens when a plate of hot dogs, steak, and ground beef is left in a neighbor's yard for several days. to Food by kapital |
| CLARK! The coolest Mitsubishi MiniVan on Earth! I rode in Clark! Now you too can relive the golden days, virtually.
to Travel by dnm |
| Train Up A Child offers poseable action figures with traditional Christian themes. Granted, they're not the first action figures to inspire religious fervor. However, they do do appear to be the first to offer a choice ethnically sensitive skin tones, and a discount on angels with any purchase. to Toys by faisal |
| If it's May, it must be time for the annual University of Chicago Scavenger Hunt. Here's this year's live-action events, and here's some stops on your road trip from hell. to Wackos by boneyard |
| Last Cereal is
a bleak cartoon strip by Andrea
B. Previtera. to Comics by braino |
| Who cares who won the 5k award? There are so many expertly crafted entries - let yourself be sucked in! to Web by wheezer |
| Ever been intrigued by Robby the Robot from Forbidden Planet? Why not get your own over at Fred Barton's? He has a nice robot museum online as well. Oh, and let's not forget the legendary soundtrack this movie sports. to Robotics by wheezer |
| Wednesday May 10, 2000 | There's free email all over the net, but none quite as expressive as this
service in the UK. I desperately want the t-shirt. to Internet by gen |
| Want to do your very own internet startup but would rather just surf the net?
18 clicks to your very own virtual internet startup.
And be sure not to miss Action Item, Professional Superhero!
to Humor by gen |
| I can take solace in that a friend found this, a site that catalogs movies and scenes of "personal enjoyment", not me. But then again, he told me about it, which worries me. to Sex by dnm |
| Ever wonder what manatee tastes like? I have. Manatee tastes like pork, beef, fish, and tortoise; and its best served DEEP FRIED.
to Science by rampage |
| 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 |
| The best animé movie or series I've seen in about 3 years
has to be Serial Experiments: Lain. to Movies by peterb |
| When I need to know about a movie, the
IMDB is actually the
second place I look. First is the superb
Movie Review Query Engine.
With it, you can discover that nearly everyone in
the world except Roger Ebert
loved Gladiator. Personally, I
thought it was a pretty lousy movie. to Movies by peterb |
| This band wants you to know that they would rather you check out their unofficial site,
"phonebashing."
to Music by gen |
| Tuesday May 9, 2000 | C.S. Lewis is probably best known for his Chronicles of Narnia, which has inspired dreams as well as faith in many. However, he is also well known and loved for many of his other great works, such as The Screwtape Letters, and my favorite, Till We Have Faces.
to Books by eclipse |
| There are a fair number of advice sites on the web, but Ms. Loquita's Advice Column on Love is not quite the normal. Perhaps what stands out is the way she talks mostly about her own life. Or maybe it's Miss Trixie, an alternate personality of hers. Unfortunately, there hasn't been a new column in five years or so. to Web by keith |
| Nobody here at memepool is surprised that the gold-digging opportunists rejected by girlfriend-beating "millionaire" Rick Rockwell don't have the good sense to go the hell away. So Who Wants to Marry the Millionaire Ladies? Hi, I'm a shameless hussy and "alumni" of Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire trolling for a suger daddy. Call me if you're rich, baby. Please, dear God, do not let them breed. to Sex by pjammer |
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