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| Thursday Oct 6, 2005 | Your trick or treating will be legendary,
even in Hell. to Culture by fringehead |
| Pardon me, but
we own the music of your phone number to Law by fringehead |
| In the tradition of Regrettable Foods,
a photogallery of
very special
company potluck food, most of which is orange cheese. to Food by fringehead |
| Monday Oct 3, 2005 | The Passion: Reloaded. "Jesus Christ!" "Exactly." Not to be confused with Kill Christ. to Religion by pjammer |
| Sunday Oct 2, 2005 | Common Census is a novel attempt to show the relationships Americans share geoculturally, rather than geopolitically. While not the only visual aggregation out there, it may provide effective weaponry against the dark political art of gerrymandering. to Cartography by imploded |
| Thursday Sep 29, 2005 |
The objective of
Find the Brownie
is to find an obscure but important
government job held by someone whose only qualifications are
political
loyalty and personal connections. to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Scans of
every MAD magazine
cover, all for free. CHEAP!
to Comics by riotnrrd |
| Once again, science has triumped and brought glory to man. Behold: the
french fry vending machine! to Food by riotnrrd |
| Monday Sep 26, 2005 | Roll and Roll Confidential's
"Hall of Douchebags"
is equal parts mocking and photographs of brick walls.
to Music by riotnrrd |
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Totally killer hotties
from around the world.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Friday Sep 23, 2005 |
If your pockets are weighed down with
useless change,
do
something interesting
with all those coins.
to Commerce by riotnrrd |
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Imagine:
your dog, cat, or other pet in full military regalia.
to Pets by riotnrrd |
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Obsessed fans of late-night humor cornucopia MST3K have
collected
images
of the original posters of the
crappy movies Joel, Mike and the 'bots made fun of. to Movies by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Sep 20, 2005 | Katrina: The Gathering. Not coming to comic book store near you. to Humor by kade |
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Hurricane Katrina? Yeah,
Japanese gangsters
caused that. to Wackos by riotnrrd |
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50,000 speech
balloons placed on posters and ads and filled in by anonymous strangers.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Sep 18, 2005 | Celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day (it be today! arrrr)! Drop in on 826 Valencia, San Francisco's only independent pirate supply store store (and the home of McSweeny's), learn your pirate history, sing some sea shanties, dress like a pirate, or just talk like a pirate.
to Culture by pyrrhuloxia |
| Tuesday Sep 13, 2005 | The debate continues: ethical or belligerent treatment of aliens? to Occult by fool |
| Sunday Sep 4, 2005 | The late O.D.B. covered Sussudio. Tupac Shakur covered In the Air Tonight, as did DMX and Lil' Kim. Bone Thugs N' Harmony covered Take me Home. This raises the question: Why do rappers love Phil Collins? to Music by isosceles |
| Saturday Sep 3, 2005 | Apparently the hard drive is the new bling. to Computing by isosceles |
| Friday Sep 2, 2005 | It's about cats. In sinks. to Pets by roo |
| Wednesday Aug 31, 2005 | Amid one of the worst natural disasters in recent memory, an ex-Green Beret is blogging live updates from a fortified position in the DirectNIC data center. to News by pjammer |
| Monday Aug 29, 2005 | MESSENGER took a lot of high-res photos of the Earth as it flew by on its way to Mercury. Its handlers have turned those pictures into a freakin' sweet movie. to Science by scromp |
|
Doom
meets Duck Hunt. No word yet on if you can frag that
damned sniggering dog.
to Games by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Aug 28, 2005 | Apparently dry spaghetti do not break in half. While that little bit of knowledge is certainly the basis of an excellent bet , it must take a ball or two make the same argument to the Physical Review Letters crowd. to Science by fool |
| Art
inspired by videogames or using
gaming technology
is all the rage these days, and
Richard Horsman
joins in with his translations of 2D sprites into 3D renders, with
stylish and sometimes
creepy results. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Like ice cream and minature pies, monkeys and the Simpsons
were meant for each other. So, naturally, somebody has made
a (non-exhaustive) list of the monkey mentions and sightings
in the series. (This is not to be confused with the
more general
simian
sightings, which include bigfoot and gorillas). to Television by riotnrrd |
| Friday Aug 26, 2005 | There is the familiar state by state map, used to divide Americans; the county by county map, preferred by republicans (every wonder why they are red?); the backwards map, where red and blue are inadvertently switched; the electoral vote map; a more accurate county map that uses purple to reflect percentages; cartograms of population, electoral votes, purple cartograms; even 3-dimensional voter maps. The only thing missing is representation of the 39% that didn't vote, who number more than those who voted for either Bush or Gore. to Cartography by nucleus |
| Thursday Aug 25, 2005 | While Googling 'White House Lies' I found cartoons, books and evidence of web-scrubbing, a term that seems to have been created directly in response to White House actions. to Web by nucleus |
| There are many theories of intelligent design. to Science by nucleus |
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