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| Monday Apr 29, 2002 | It looks like Bart Simpson's taken a break from
crank
calling Moe and has decided to hassle
amazon.com instead. Let's hope Mr. "Dova" doesn't mind.
to Humor by blk |
| Tired of reading the same old World War Two textbooks? Boring. That is, until you throw in Superpowers! to History by cyberpyro |
| Bejeweled, meet your maker.
to Games by n |
| Having trouble deciding what to get Mom for a Mother's Day gift? How about a Swarm of Locusts Plaguedome. Hopefully Three Days of Darkness Plaguedome will be available in time for Father's Day. to Religion by lucky |
| 900 year old Sailor Chibi Moon (not to be confused with Sailor ChibiChibi Moon) is equipped with both a Moon Rod and Pink Sugar Heart Attack. Sadly, neither of these sophisticated weapons can protect her from open flame, electric saws or rockets.
to Humor by moltevv |
| Sunday Apr 28, 2002 | For those who like to create alphabets, there's always Alphabet Soup, a neat software toy that turns starter glyphs into strange mutations.
to Art by isosceles |
| You don't care about it now, but when your toilet backs up you'll flock to assimilate the information at Toiletology. While there, you can learn about new technology that helps you find your toilet in the dark. to Education by onigame |
| First ProgressQuest gave us an RPG without any gameplay. Now Boru Irish Vodka will give you an RPG-like experience without an actual game. to Beverages by lampbane |
| The Sumerians are all dead, which just goes to show that ziggurats are hazardous to your health. Still, for the aficionado of the Sumerian language, it's good to know you can buy the language books online. to Linguistics by isosceles |
| When Flash animators became too lazy to make their own good music, the internet band was born. Take K-rad for example, who has done just about every song featured on Presstube.com. A little less popular perhaps, is E*Rock from Audio Dregs, who you might recognize from the trippy Mumbleboy animations. to Music by 7layerburrito |
| Choose Your Own Adventure meets Samuel Beckett. The result: Waiting for Godot: The Interactive Adventure.
to Literature by isosceles |
| So what Star Wars character would you bang? to Movies by isosceles |
| Saturday Apr 27, 2002 | When Amazon.com started allowing users to review books, it opened
the door to a new type of performance art/humor/corporate
sabotage: fake reviews. Following the trail blazed with
The Story About Ping
and
numerous
Family Circus books,
the best practitioner of this new art form is probably
Henry Raddick, who has written hundreds of bizarre, subversive, and hilarious
book reviews.
Make sure, also, to check out his suggestions for
gifts for new in-laws
and the list of
bands whose keyboards players slept with his ex-girlfriend.
to Books by riotnrrd |
| Friday Apr 26, 2002 | Hey everyone! Let's
filk
about food safety! to Music by fringehead |
| Wednesday Apr 24, 2002 | Richard D. James (a.k.a. afx, aphex, aphex twin) doesn't just make frenetic music and videos. He also sneaks images into the spectrograms of his tracks. If you're knowledgeable about fourier series transformations it's probably straightforward, though it certainly makes backmasking seem childish by comparison. Think it's a hoax? Download a spectrogram tool and take a look at the title track (#2) on Windowlicker.
to Music by fool |
| Tired of entering username=bull password=shit into sites that demand registration? Try the New York Times Random Login Generator instead. Loads of random-generation excitement to be had. to Internet by fool |
| I am in consumer heaven! Now I get to relive all my 80's childhood memories through old advertisements. Heck, I can even check out the stuff they were trying to sell my Mom back in the 50's! Oh, they included ads for my Dad too! to Culture by lucky |
| Remember Hypercolor clothing? Just like Mood Rings, it changed colors based on your body temperature. Well, only the hot spots of your body: your armpits and crotch. It always seemed like a half-baked idea, yet people still insist on doing stupid things to their clothes. to Fashion by isosceles |
| Tuesday Apr 23, 2002 | Extracting semen from a bull can be very difficult... yet rewarding. to Zoology by isosceles |
| If I could talk to the animals, I'd need a phrasebook. coin coin! hu-lu h-lu! gik gak! aw kvak! to Linguistics by fringehead |
| Why waste valuable cash on expensive sex toys when you can roll your own? to Sex by fringehead |
| Matthew Herbert, Herbert, Radio Boy, Doctor Rockit, Wishmountain, The Music Man, whatever you may call him, he's a electronic musician with a very clear vision. And a new album, under his Radio Boy moniker, available for download on the net, with a loud political message and Henry Kissinger, a Big Mac meal and cans of brake fluid as sound sources. to Music by wheezer |
| Monday Apr 22, 2002 | Even for the
"neurologically typical"
meeting women can be difficult,
let alone
asking them out on a date.
Now imagine the difficulties if you're
autistic, to boot.
Fortunately, the fine people at
autistics.org
have put together a detailed,
step-by-step
guide to asking a woman out on a date. to Sex by riotnrrd |
| Overflite
shows you how easy it is to make
candle-powered
plastic bag balloons,
and how easy it is for them to be
mistaken for
UFOs.
to Toys by riotnrrd |
| Objective Christian Ministries doesn't like Apple Computers because it promotes Darwinism (among other anti-Christian reasons.) Objective Ministries also doesn't want Landover Baptist to stay open, and has started a fervent campaign on its front page. In fact, clicking on a banner ad from Objective Ministries reveals that they want you to boycott just about everything. to Religion by isosceles |
| Sunday Apr 21, 2002 | Lung
guns,
head
splitters, and
pneumatic
cutters.
No, these aren't weapons in a new
Quake 3 mod,
they're the tools used to help put
meat on your table.
to Gadgets by riotnrrd |
| What do nachos and Godzilla have in common? They take the hard work out of finding good ROMs. to Games by 7layerburrito |
| Saturday Apr 20, 2002 | There's a whole lotta shakin' goin' on.
to Sex by nucleus |
| Friday Apr 19, 2002 | Please contribute to the Bra Ball! As of February 2002 it stands at four feet high and weighs eight hundred pounds. It will be complete when it reaches five feet four inches, the height of the average American woman. Also check out the "herstory" of the ball and read the artist's statement. to Art by lucky |
| Books about pirates abound; some are strange, some are funny, and some are wildly inaccurate. good pirate humor is a little harder to find, though.
to Literature by caspian |
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