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| Saturday Nov 16, 2002 | Here's a sure sign that the Doom Generation is old and rich: they have their own aerobics now. to Health by fringehead |
| Friday Nov 15, 2002 | Those having trouble keeping track may wish to consult
A Photographic History of Michael Jackson's Face.
to Music by joshua |
| Just because Playboy has a "reality TV show" doesn't mean you should submit freakish audition tapes. Warning: contains nudity and idiocy.
to Sex by faisal |
| Thursday Nov 14, 2002 | Cockfighting: once the
sport of
kings, now the sport of the underworld.
Cockfighting (also known by the more snicker-inducing name "cocking")
is still popular
around the world,
but is illegal throughout the U.S. except in
New Mexico and
Louisiana.
Despite support from
celebrity
advocates,
it appears that cockfighting will never regain its status as a
legitimate sport.
However, that doesn't mean there aren't
farm websites,
web portals,
magazines,
online
art galleries,
photo albums,
forums,
and
stores
devoted to it.
to Sports by riotnrrd |
| Most of the time, sex toys are hidden away, but Phallix makes blown glass erotica almost pretty enough to display on your coffee table.
to Sex by yoyology |
| Classmates.com and Alumni.net are great if you actually had friends in high school. If, on the other hand, you communicated at 2400 baud with other text-only geeks, you want BBSMates.com. Track down your pals from ISCA or Heinous [login as "bbs"], or find a new crew.
to Internet by yoyology |
| Wednesday Nov 13, 2002 | Enterprising (and sufficiently insane) tinkerers can do a
wide variety of dubious and
dangerous
things with the
microwave
oven sitting so innocently in their kitchen.
Besides
shooting it with
a gun,
or using it to
melt metals,
you can perform various
dangerous
experiments with superheated liquids, coils of wire, steel wool,
bars of soap
and flash bulbs.
You can also use a microwave to
create
ball lightning,
take it apart in order to build a
microwave
gun
or to build a device that
disables video
cameras.
Just make sure to wear your
Faraday cage underpants!
to Gadgets by riotnrrd |
| Drew's Toothpaste : it's what's for dinner.
to Comics by fringlehunter |
| Tuesday Nov 12, 2002 | Tensegrity structures,
usually thought of as
toys
or
art objects,
may also be useful for
cheaply
constructing large enclosures.
to Science by riotnrrd |
| Railguns aren't just for amateurs anymore. enterprising engineering students and their older and scarier professors are building the weapons of the next decade. to Warfare by fringehead |
| With the aid of a little acid, British military exercises devolve into one man climbing a tree to feed the birds.
to Drugs by fool |
| Although
"lorem ipsum" is the typesetting industry's standard dummy text, other typolalia such as
etaoin shrdlu (i
the two leftmost rows
on a Linotype typsetting machine's
keyboard) and pangrams show up now and again, as well.
to Literature by joshua |
| Monday Nov 11, 2002 | Come to Pittsburgh and visit the
Robot Club and Grille, the
world's first
fighting robot
themed restaurant. (They also do
children's parties!)
to Robotics by riotnrrd |
| Sacre bleu! There are so many cool French comics! Do you remember pipe-smoking superhero Mister X? Or the flamboyant motorcycling crimefighter Motoman? Or the bizarre antihero Satanik, who only robbed and killed other criminals? And who could forget reading Otomox: Master of Robots while eating camembert and sipping chardonnay before school, mes amis? Despite all this, are you prepared for the ultimate team-up of Batman and... Tintin!?! (BTW: Other Tintin parodies abound.) to Comics by fatherdan |
| Friday Nov 8, 2002 | Hey, hippie! Get a haircut!
Then donate the results to Locks of Love
to give kids with Alopecia areata
their own personalized
hair pieces. Come on, you can't expect their many generous
donors -- especially "Gary" -- to
do all the work, can you? Say, what's Crystal
Gayle up to these days? Five feet? Ten?
to Health by fatherdan |
| Mother nature: pornographer extraordinaire.
Everything from puzzlingly complex to blatantly phallic. to Photography by geofforama |
| Thursday Nov 7, 2002 | Upload a photograph to LEGO and they will sell you only the parts you need to construct a mosaic.
This can be taken to extremes. to Art by urog |
| Johnny Disco wants you to know about his career in television in film and the conspiracy against him, but apparently not about his sinister connection to Canada.
to Wackos by fringehead |
| Wednesday Nov 6, 2002 | Wonder Woman, though she has faded in the comics, is still the original superheroine archetype. Her spiritual children are legion, including pop culture icons like Buffy and Xena, and many a deviant fantasy can be traced back to her, but there are more obscure people out there fighting the good fight. to Culture by yoyology |
| Tuesday Nov 5, 2002 | Ever been to a really bad wedding?
It could be
worse ... much, much worse.
All this and more at
Etiquette Hell.
to Society by tjs |
| Monday Nov 4, 2002 | Now there's an IMDB just for cartoons! to Movies by fringehead |
| Russell Wattenberg started The Book Thing as a personal project to distribute used books when he was a bartender. Not every project combining books and bars is quite so noble.
to Books by yoyology |
| I thought this might catch your eye.
to Flash by fatherdan |
| Sunday Nov 3, 2002 | Bring even the slowest car from zero to sixty in less than three seconds with Skydriving. to Transportation by fotbon |
| Saturday Nov 2, 2002 | When did dub become the stylish genre? The Infinite Wheel portends a strange union of anime, 70s kitsch and, head-candy groove. At least metal will never change. to Music by urog |
| Dumb Warnings (brought to you by the friendly folks at the Dumb Network) collects warnings of all kinds: infamous, bizarre, and humorous. Though some could easily be written off as translation errors, others approach the sublime. to Humor by yoyology |
| Friday Nov 1, 2002 | Step on the gas
and speed into a new micro-fetish:
pedal pumping, where
good old fashioned
foot fetishism
has a
head-on
collision
with the
sexualization of the automobile.
to Sex by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Oct 31, 2002 | You'll find the cure for smallpox,
the password
to heaven , and "over 50MB of other Rome busting info" at Reformation Online. Happy Reformation
Day!
to Wackos by pad |
| Steve Quayle is convinced that the gentle giants of our childhood myths
are a conspiracy and instead are something far more sinister.
to Wackos by joshua |
| Wednesday Oct 30, 2002 | When found audio meets loop-based editing, the inevitable result is Owny Woo. to Music by ron2112 |
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