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| Friday Nov 18, 2005 | Russian women like to look pretty, they care about their looks, they are multilingual and college-educated. They all look like models!
Is this a scam? Learn the truth from a Russian bride herself! to Society by leptirica |
| Doctor, why are you pointing that ice pick toward me? to Health by leptirica |
| Thursday Nov 17, 2005 | Before achieving pop culture immortality in Encyclopædia Britannica commercials, Donavan Freberg (son of Stan) had a surprisingly eccentric childhood -- he wasn't even properly named until he was five. He now has the obligatory blogs about his life...and the ladies. to Entertainment by tregoweth |
| Tuesday Nov 15, 2005 | Keith Schofield makes unusual Music videos. His clients sometimes make unusual music about basic mathematical concepts. The two are combined to create a bizarre hommage to children's television. to Music by caspian |
| As if being sent to war on false prestenses wasn't enough. As if insurance and investment scams aimed at active duty soldiers wern't enough. Now soldier's familes are being scammed as well ... to Economics by nucleus |
| Learn more about everybody's favorite creepy vaudville genre:
the ventriloquism act. to History by riotnrrd |
| Monday Nov 14, 2005 | MIT researchers
are claiming that tin-foil helmets do not stop
government
mind control rays
(and may, in fact, make them more powerful!)
However,
the
opposition respectfully disagrees.
to Conspiracy by riotnrrd |
| Friday Nov 11, 2005 | Mmmm.. liquid
cereal. Now in a variety of disgusting colors and flavors!
to Beverages by riotnrrd |
| Enjoy the
First Annual
Myspace Bad Hair Awards, with bonus obscure superhero references!
to Fashion by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Nov 6, 2005 | In the future, all of our music will be randomly generated by midi robots! to Music by 7layerburrito |
| Life sucks. Maybe it's because of my paisley shirt... to Religion by 7layerburrito |
| Friday Nov 4, 2005 |
Xbox 360? Bah. Your
flashy driving games
are no match for
old school slot cars
(with a little help from modern camera technology).
to Toys by riotnrrd |
| Looking like something out of a steampunk novel, the
Maunsell Army Sea
Forts were built to help protect the Thames from aircraft during WWII.
Only
two clusters of the
multi-building forts remain, so if you live in England you should
take
a boat tour of these
fascinating old ruins before they're gone forever.
to History by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Nov 2, 2005 |
Tolkien
was pretty clear
about the sex lives of elves, but that hasn't stopped the usual gang of perverts from
doing
the standard photoshop antics.
But who knows? Maybe there is more to
elf sex than he knew.
to Sex by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Oct 30, 2005 | Halloween is actually a ripped-off Celt holiday. to Humor by fool |
| Thursday Oct 27, 2005 | John Cage's Suite for Toy Pianoand the Loser's Lounge performance of The Zombies' "Butcher's Tale" got the toy piano going in the 20th century. But now, they're extensible. to Music by dha |
| A true jedi,
bust a move, must, hmm? to Humor by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Oct 20, 2005 | Gridgame is an aesthetically-pleasing variant of Conway's game of life. to Flash by fool |
| Monday Oct 17, 2005 |
If
hacking
is just like painting, then
all you programmers
should be worried about your jobs.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Throw your camera in the air and take a picture
like you just don't care!
to Photography by riotnrrd |
|
Destroy.Hot.Action takes porn clips
and visually mangles and distorts them into something like abstract art.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Oct 15, 2005 | America's best known cartoon mascot was also once
suicidally
depressed.
to Comics by riotnrrd |
| The University of Florida
Book of Insect Records
is full of
fun facts
about things that want to lay
eggs in your brain.
to Science by riotnrrd |
| Friday Oct 14, 2005 | At BabyCage.net
they believe that the most important tool you need in life to succeed is discipline. to Parenting by roo |
| Monday Oct 10, 2005 | Zinc and Vitamin C, both antioxidants, are very beneficial to health and immune function. The problem is, both of these nutrients interfere with the absorption of copper and iron. Copper and iron are beneficial to the body as oxidants. Thus, consumption of one comes at the expense of the other. This is known as the copper paradox. to Health by isosceles |
| Friday Oct 7, 2005 | Questioning the
originality
of Britney Spears. to Music by roo |
| Here, have
a history of the codpiece.
to Fashion by fringehead |
| I want to
balance rocks on each other for a living too!
to Art by fringehead |
| Thursday Oct 6, 2005 |
Various obsessive maniacs have attempted to create a
vocabulary for describing interpersonal relationships to Linguistics by fringehead |
| Your trick or treating will be legendary,
even in Hell. to Culture by fringehead |
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