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| Monday Apr 21, 2003 | Just when you thought mankind could sink no lower,
Anne Frank
fanfic appears and soils us all.
to Books by riotnrrd |
| Want to make your home look like the sixth circle of hell, but Ikea won't oblige? Scarefactory obliges with giant animated demon critters, springing skelerectors, and possessed furniture. to Occult by fatherdan |
| Sunday Apr 20, 2003 | Brenda and Marcie are putting on a brave face, but Debra can't stop giggling behind Laurie's back. They love her to death, but how could she have put them in these awful bridesmaid dresses? Reality check, ladies. It could have been much, much worse. to Fashion by yoyology |
| The Museum of Unworkable Devices has a collection of perpetual motion machines, as one might expect. -But there's so much more! A physics primer, in-depth profiles of optical illusions both 2-D and 3-D, a bio of master charlatan John Worrell Keely, and a patent collection. They even have plans to expand into a new annex. If that isn't enough, one can even read it all in Portuguese! to Gadgets by yoyology |
| Thursday Apr 17, 2003 | Tim Robbins had a few
very
good things to say at the National
Press Club; things certain
people - who think freedom
of speech means telling fellow Americans to shut
up or to watch
what they say - should hear. Could it be these people never figured out
that Bob
Roberts was a satire... of them?
to Commentary by fatherdan |
| If you missed this year's art car parades in Texas, you can still see the Weapon of Mass Instruction, and visit old favorites in the Art Car Museum, and at this art industry website.
to Art by pyrrhuloxia |
| Be a P2P DJ and start putting that 30
Gigabyte mp3 collection to good use. to Music by asosa |
| The Sweetwater Postnatal Abortion Clinic endeavours to make abortion acceptable by rendering the question of when life begins rather moot. to Health by isosceles |
| Perhaps you'd like
a 160,000 page library on developing your impoverished country, for only $2. You could learn much from
a "memeware" attempt to synopsise all human knowledge. If your audience is illiterate, you might try
cheap video CDs to spread the information wealth. Fortunately, there is technology to do so that is
inexpensive, secure, reliable, and widely available. Yep, people
sure are
smart. No doubt about it:
Today is a better day. to Technology by tinfoil |
| Wednesday Apr 16, 2003 | While you're tooling around in your little tanks, watch out for minefields, especially if they're self-healing. to Warfare by yoyology |
| Why is it that females have so many more interesting ways to masturbate than males? to Sex by brainwave |
| If you don't have kids, but you're still fascinated by working
scale models of tanks,
you can always build
large scale models
of tanks and armor
such as this
1/3 scale model
of a German tank that shoots shotgun shells as well as 22-caliber
pistol rounds.
Or if you're not interested in being invited to meet the friendly
agents of the BATF, you could satisfy yourself by building
model tanks that shoot paintballs,
and then
fighting them
against one another.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| If you want your kid to grow up to be a real man, don't build sissy robot treehouses! What you need is a
working scale-model Sherman tank. to Warfare by scromp |
| Imagenetion has an enormous
collection of scanned pinups,
cheesecake art,
and fantasy art.
Including some
very, very
odd peices of
fan art.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Apr 15, 2003 | I just wish that MY dad built me a Battlemech when I was a kid. to Warfare by cyberpyro |
| Jesse Ventura, eat your heart out!
Who in the Iwate
Prefectural Assembly will dare tell the Great
Sasuke to remove
his mask!?! And besides wrestling, he's apparently dabbled in other
fields. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Some of the biggest and most awe-inspiring crystals in the world are the selenite deposits of the Naica mine of Chihuahua, Mexico. But don't try to take one home if you visit, or you might just end up with a Darwin Award. to Science by singe |
| Monday Apr 14, 2003 | Have you been lusting after an IMSAI since 1983? You can get
an IMSAI Series
Two, complete with ATX mounting
for convenience. to Computing by gator |
| Iraqi Information Minister Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf's goofy pronouncements have earned him his own fan club.
to Wackos by yoyology |
| Out of the complete collection of 2,300 Japanese Historical Maps now held at UC Berkeley's East Asian Library, just over 100 are available online. 29 of those have been integrated with current GIS data for Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. to History by yoyology |
| Did last year's movie Drumline get you all hyped up? Join the Drummin' Men.
to Music by yoyology |
| Sunday Apr 13, 2003 | Ever wanted a sport which, like volleyball, has a net and where the ball can't touch the ground but, like soccer, the ball can't be touched by your hands either? Welcome to the world of sepak takraw! Check out these moves! to Sports by singe |
| The Royal Canadian Mounted Police always get their man. Sgt. Jean Claude de' Cop always gets his man too--for the Lord! to Religion by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Apr 9, 2003 | The Scots do have a big international holiday like St.Patrick's day. It's called Burns Night (or Day)". It is unfortunately largely ignored in the U.S.A. Although it isn't a deliberate attempt to ingest something more revolting than green beer, it's traditional to eat Haggis for Burns Supper.
to Culture by rfh |
| Tuesday Apr 8, 2003 | If the Scots had a big international holiday like St. Patrick's Day, this is the kind of thing we might see. to Culture by yoyology |
| The Art-o-mat project is making use of banned technology in a good cause.
to Art by fringehead |
| If you can't get your song played on a Clear Channel station or seen on MTV, post it on Protest Records. to Music by yoyology |
| First, a Police song, then a Nicholas Sparks novel and film. Now, it's an online service! to Communication by yoyology |
| As April 15 looms on the horizon, you might as well have a good laugh. to Government by yoyology |
| A toast to the greatest invention in food preparation history! to Food by yoyology |
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