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| Thursday Mar 27, 2003 | Even if you think the Star Wars universe
is full of reactionary and
racist
nonsense, you still might enjoy learning the rules of
Holochess,
or playing the card game Sabacc
online
or with a
homemade deck.
to Games by tinfoil |
| Ah, the traditional toys of childhood. They will never be improved upon. to Toys by yoyology |
| Just to show that there's nothing new under the sun, Samuel Pepys is republishing his 17th Century diary as a weblog. to History by yoyology |
| Okay, everyone, time to work on our pronunciations. Slowly, now. Say it with me... SHAKE mo-HAH-mehd bihn moo-BAH-rahk al kah-LEE-fah. to Media by yoyology |
| The phenomenon of pets on LiveJournal is puzzling. Is it a joke? Is it a dissociative personality where people act out their repressed thoughts in the guise of their pets? Are the authors just a little crazy, harboring multiple personalities? Or are the authors furries? to Wackos by isosceles |
| Wednesday Mar 26, 2003 | Why not hear about the Iraqi War from the despots themselves?
to Warfare by roo |
| Why not hear about the Iraqi War from the soldiers themselves?
to Warfare by kade |
| Only lamers still skateboard. All the cool kids are now into
wheelbarrows. to Humor by riotnrrd |
| Bzzzpeek
presents a collection of onomatopoeia from around the world,
using recordings of native speakers imitating the sounds of animals
and vehicles.
to Linguistics by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Mar 25, 2003 | Soft
cell phone or robotic maxi-pad? to Technology by riotnrrd |
| Back after a year's absence,
TV Go Home returns to
its deeply bitter (and hilarious) spoofing of the BBC Radio Times
TV listings.
As with any satire worth its salt, TvGoHome is itself the subject of
mockery.
to Television by riotnrrd |
| Monday Mar 24, 2003 | Have some
patriotic ice cream
with your Freedom Fries and Victory Cabbage.
to Food by riotnrrd |
| Learn english the
flash animation way.
to Flash by riotnrrd |
| Information warfare is an often underappreceated side of most wars. Dropping leaflets not only provides the people in the war-zone with information on how to help the forces carrying out the campaign, but also provides them with frightening and useful tips for surviving! to Warfare by caspian |
| Sunday Mar 23, 2003 | Whether you actually understood
A New Kind Of Science
or were just pretending,
Tim Tyler's
interated algorithmic systems including
cellular automata,
artificial life,
and evolved creatures
provide fascinating applet-based simulations.
to Science by joshua |
| Using a wide variety of news reports ,
Iraq Body Count
attempts to determine
how many Iraqi
civilians have died in the latest Gulf War.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Of the many
blogs about the war on Iraq,
none have sparked as much interest as
Dear Raed. But
is he for real? to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| The fine folks at Merck who publish the Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, a bible for medical folk and the hypochondriac for over 100 years, definitely have a sense of humour. Either that or they're out to prove that men still outnumber women in the medical field. Otherwise how do you explain the addendum to their section on flatulence?
Gas is, mind you, a Functional Bowel Disorder. to Health by moose |
| Saturday Mar 22, 2003 | Just because American comic books used to be saddled with the
puritanical
comics code,
didn't mean that artists couldn't put some pretty racy
fetish art on the covers.
to Comics by riotnrrd |
| The State of Indiana's
Prevention
Rescource Center makes drugs appear much
prettier than they probably intended. to Drugs by riotnrrd |
| Friday Mar 21, 2003 | Can't tell your
charismata
from your
chaplets?
Then perhaps you should say a
rosary
and browse through the Catholic
Encyclopedia.
to Religion by riotnrrd |
|
Manhattan Timeformations: Mapping Manhattan's skyscraper districts
through time.
to Flash by joshua |
| Community Ties Leather Retreat 2003 is the latest in a series of what appear to be S&M-based conventions/wilderness retreats. There are a number of group events, some risqué. If you're single, theres a singles meet and greet (and slave auction) - be aware that "genitals must be covered during mealtimes." And although you're free to pee on your fellow fetishist, you don't have to pee outside. to Sex by isosceles |
| If you're concerned about the new Gulf War, you might want to examine
where the money goes.
to Finance by overload |
| Thursday Mar 20, 2003 | The 1971 Sears Catalog had something for everyone: adults, teens, toddlers and precious little babies. to Fashion by roo |
| With all the anti-French sentiment in the U.S.A., some people want to return the Statue of Liberty to its creators, the French; some want it replaced by more American icons. to Politics by isosceles |
| "Mammootty's histrionic talents cannot be judged by the common yardstick for natural emoting." Mammootty is more than just an award winning actor. He's also a feminist and a palliative care crusader!
Read all about it at his flashy website. to Culture by caspian |
| Wednesday Mar 19, 2003 | It's not just a war, it's a socially acceptable reason to get stinking drunk. to Warfare by sylvar |
| blather is hyperlinked communal poetry madness. to Poetry by yoyology |
| itha allah khalana taibeen. We'll see you tomorrow if good keeps us alive. to Warfare by yoyology |
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