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| Wednesday Oct 30, 2002 | When found audio meets loop-based editing, the inevitable result is Owny Woo. to Music by ron2112 |
| An art critic, having picked on someone his own size and lost, goes after
someone smaller.
to Humor by moose |
| Tuesday Oct 29, 2002 | Witness the intriguing interactive art of Project Euh. In particular, the
collaborative "scribble
board" and the strangely symmetric graphical poll.
to Art by geofforama |
| Now that the Guinness Book of Records officially discourages gluttony and foolhardiness we will never know how many cigarettes Transylvanian Stefan Sigmond can smoke in four minutes while running a mile. to Wackos by fool |
| The world of paper airplane design can be
complex, rather competitive, and often utterly pedantic. Still, there are plenty of less rigid blueprints for
artsy folks as well as
accurate replicas for aviation fanboys. Other designs are educational
or are at least
supposed to be. When all is said and done, sometimes the simple approach is still the
best. to Toys by scromp |
| Jesus rode a chopper. to Religion by mrnonrespondo |
| Monday Oct 28, 2002 | "Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell."
"From the point of view of a tapeworm, man was created by God to serve the appetite of the
tapeworm." "The idea of wilderness needs no defense. It only needs more defenders." Edward Abbey
had some great one liners (and books). These and many more
are randomly available at the Edward Abbey Quote Index. to Literature by xrayjones |
| Kin ewe calm pretend distend tents? Elf sew, yew mat bee ruddy two reed sum wax rotten inn they Anguish Languish. Troy lesson sing two eat elf few steal half troll bull. Lard hall pus sole.
to Linguistics by thurston |
| Scientists are pretty sure men cannot
actually lactate, but that doesn't stop some
from trying.
to Art by joshua |
| Login Lore answers the age-old question, "What the heck does that mean?" It covers logins belonging to members of the Santa Cruz / Bay Area geek social scene, ranging from mundane to disturbing to oddly moving. to Internet by yoyology |
| Someone
put a lot of effort into their
haunted dollhouse.
Especially impressive
is the
miniature jack-o-lantern complete with pumpkin snot
and
the tiny party snacks.
to Art by lucky |
| Teaching our children the value of being players. Oh how cute! He's slapping his little sister around because she won't come across with the candy! to Fashion by fatherdan |
| Sunday Oct 27, 2002 | Roadkill
is nature's bounty; you can eat it (either
out
or
in)
make art with it,
make a
festive
calendar about it,
or even use it to
teach kids about
nature.
to Outdoors by riotnrrd |
| Underwriter's Laboratories appear to be a pretty boring place, filled with rules and safety guidelines. That is, until they start setting turkey fryers on fire or you pay a visit to the kids page.
to Technology by caspian |
| Saturday Oct 26, 2002 | According to their government, the Australians are being overrun with feral camels. Take their camel, please! All of it! to Zoology by fringehead |
| Friday Oct 25, 2002 | Sometimes you have to have a good smite to feel better about yourself. So, smite away, you wrathful deity you. to Religion by fatherdan |
| "Mommy! Daddy ran over my Big Wheel, so I need a new tricycle. Can I get a Merlin Roadster this time?" to Transportation by yoyology |
| Ever wanted to turn into a cabbage? Well, who hasn't? Just remember to turn back when you are finished.
to Humor by pyrrhuloxia |
| Thursday Oct 24, 2002 | Learn Elvish, or take the easy way out with a plugin and some neat downloadable fonts. to Linguistics by pyrrhuloxia |
| The "Uncanny Valley" is why zombies don't seem normal, robots aren't going to pass as humans very soon, and prosthetic limbs call special attention. to Robotics by oznoid |
| Wednesday Oct 23, 2002 | For back-to-basics hobbies, it's hard to get more basic than flintknapping. All you really need are tools, stones, and patience. But, of course, no prehistoric hobby is really complete without instructional videos, online auctions, and an article in Wired.
to Culture by yoyology |
| Welcome to Salem, home of witchcraft
and the grisly results of witchcraft
hysteria. The Witch Museum's gift
shop is a little dull, but the local police
department makes up for it with a great
logo design on several pieces of merchandise. to Occult by fatherdan |
| October 31st is celebrated by some as Reformation Day. On that day in 1517 Martin Luther posted 95 Theses on the door of the church of Wittenberg, intending to reform the hopelessly corrupt Catholic Church. His intention was never to create a new religion, but his actions sparked the Protestant Reformation that shattered Christianity into fragments. Even the church that bears his name still can't keep it together.
to Religion by yoyology |
| Tuesday Oct 22, 2002 | Voraphiles, or "vores" for short, are a subculture of people that get turned on by one creature consuming another. Often, the vore fetish is intertwined with furry fetishism. Other times, vore erotica is intimately tied with cannibalism and necrophilia. Other voraphiliacs combine vore fetish with religious fetishism, leading to images of angels eating or being eaten by a variety of other creatures. Yet others combine the Freudian sexual fetishism of violence with the Jungian ouroboros symbolism of serpentine consumption and build giant anamatronic snakes.
to Sex by isosceles |
| Everything nowadays is self-referential art, even auctions. to Art by fringehead |
| Recapture that oppressive bureaucracy chic with the ElectriClerk, a nightmarish combination of a classic Macintosh, an Underwood Typewriter, and a fresnel lens.
to Computers by joshua |
| Sunday Oct 20, 2002 | Scripophily is the idea behind One Share and Frame-a-Stock taken to the next level. Why buy the stock certificate of a company that no longer exists? There's always the kitsch factor, but some certificates are eyecatching works of art. You can even buy some posters. to Commerce by thurston |
| Pragmatic good works that
help the world in
ways one might not expect. to Food by goboro |
| As someone who has switched from Wintel hell back to the Mac (how can one resist BSD with a sexy new-ish GUI?), I've become increasingly fascinated with the Apple switch ads. Though Ellen Feiss's 15 minutes of fame are over, you can still inspect the public lives of the other "switchers": Janie Porche has lots of interesting tidbits, including wanting to marry an electron; Aaron Adams wants us to know lots of things, including that we've all been too tough on the Dell guy; and if you like driving, Jentry Poss's trucking company seems to be hiring. to Computing by crikey |
| Friday Oct 18, 2002 | The
gay male community is having a somewhat understated
schism at the moment. Currently, there are aficionados of standard gay fare, oral and anal sex, but there is a growing (and vocal!)
contingent which are into
consensual frotteurism, specifically
rubbing penises together. This is sometimes known as
"swordfighting." The
devotees of this brand of lovemaking refer to themselves, politico-partisan-style, as
cock rub warriors.
to Sex by isosceles |
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