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| Saturday Apr 24, 1999 | The name is Bond. James Bond. to Movies by pjammer |
| For my next gift, Alert Memepool Readers should send me the Nikon
Coolpix 950 digital camera. Thanks in advance! to Gadgets by peterb |
| Deja News is testing
Deja Ratings,
which will apparently let you vote on everything.
"Let's see, that's
4.5 for Dell tech support,
3.8 for border collies, and
3.6 for Prozac."
to Web by tregoweth |
| Friday Apr 23, 1999 | Do you have friends who desperately wants to get into law school? Before your friends start taking LSAT prep courses, encourage them to read the savagely hilarious rant of a disgruntled UCLA law student. to Law by pjammer |
| Tom Tomorrow (the pen name for Dan Perkins), is the author of the hilarious left-wing comic This Modern World. While you're there, ask yourself: How many angry letters from pissed-off Catholics do you think he got for his piece on Mother Theresa?
to Comics by pjammer |
| A subversive website you definitely do not want to surf to from a workplace computer, Disgruntled: The Darker Side of the World is an angry webzine written by, and for, those of us who shake our ass for The Man.
to Humor by pjammer |
| Take a look at memepool.com through the so-called goofy glasses of a disturbingly goofy website. The goofiest part of the whole site is its owner's love of the word "goofy."
to Humor by djinn |
| If you ever have an opportunity to get to the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, go during peak cherry-blossom season, that is, now.
to Travel by djinn |
| Yes, when news breaks, you can count on
domain
name speculators, and those
who would thwart them.
to Internet by tregoweth |
| Thursday Apr 22, 1999 | Breaking ranks from most investment banks (which are famous for their stodgy conservatism) First Union launched one of the most offbeat promotional television campaign this season. Beautifully produced and visually striking, the grim, Blade-Runner-esque 30-second spots can now be found in First Union's video archive. to Television by pjammer |
| According to this
article on Hotwired,
the current owner of the extremely valuable "sex.com" domain may have
stolen it from the rightful owner. More interestingly, the article
notes that sex.com grosses over $100 MILLION a year.
to Web by riotnrrd |
| Modern art is
crap! to Art by riotnrrd |
| The Hacker FAQ provides management types with advice on the care and feeding of a happy hacker. Rest assured, there are ethics involved. You may want to become a hacker. Kind of a debatable process. You'd probably know if you were one. to Computing by machita |
| When I seize control and institute my own utopian society, listening to Foetus will be mandatory for all citizens. In fact, my new Declaration of Independence will be nothing more than the lyric sheet for Nail. I CAN DO ANY GODDAMN THING I WANT to Music by nyarl |
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Now that web sites of organizations that deal with the US Government must
comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, perhaps you should use
Bobby validation service to verify whether your web site is accessible to the visually or
aurally impaired. It looks like memepool is entitled to use the Bobby Approved icon.
to Web by peterb |
| Wednesday Apr 21, 1999 | Sure to give your fundamentalist friends major cat-fits, Psycho Dave's favorite hobby is Recreational Christianity, described as indulging in activities, literature, and media of a given sect of Christianity for the sole purpose of having fun at its expense.
to Religion by pjammer |
| Like its ripoff/inspiration The Onion, The Fig Blabber! offers deranged "news" stories, but targets its spoofs to the slam-worthy clowns in Hollywood.
to Humor by pjammer |
| Tuesday Apr 20, 1999 | Okay, you've read that Cryptonomicon essay about Linux. Then you read his 1996 Wired article about transoceanic cables and the geeks that lay them. Rah rah. Now you may as well spend another half hour reading Nicholas D. Arnett's Counter Rant - which feature the kick-ass quote (in reference to chaos theory): Actually, the luck was that Digital Research Inc. declined to sign IBM's non-disclosure agreement, which was the flap of a butterfly wing in Monterey that made it rain money in Redmond. to Commentary by pjammer |
| More comprehensive than Nyarl may hope, World of Coasters offers a large guide to roller coasters in North/Central America, Europe, and Asia. to Reference by pjammer |
| Can Barney Fife and the folks of Mayberry help save your soul?
The Lord works in mysterious ways. to Religion by eclipse |
| Should any game publishers be reading memepool, please, for the love of God, grab up and release the English version of Jagged Alliance 2. Some of us still like single-player, turn-based games with solid strategy and entertainment over eye candy. to Games by nyarl |
| Good Vibrations would like
you to celebrate
National Masturbation Day by collecting pledges for
every minute you masturbate that day.
And now that
dildos
are
legal in Alabama again, everyone can lend a.. um.. hand.
to Sex by riotnrrd |
| From the "soon at a carnival near you" department... Yugoslavian photos of the
downed F-117 Stealth Fighter
to Warfare by urog |
| Extreme Computing is your one stop for all your wearable gear. From M1s to Twiddlers, Extreme has most everything for the budding cyborg. They offer complete PC110-based kits and even used wearables.
to Wearables by petey |
| While not as comprehensive as I'd hoped, The American Midway offers a large guide to (American) amusement parks, focusing mainly on roller coasters. to Travel by nyarl |
| Monday Apr 19, 1999 | Explore Brian's brain. Despite the site's claims, I think Brian actually does exist. to Wackos by djinn |
| Are you a dull man?
to Culture by djinn |
| S.M.U.R.F.= Socialist Men Under a Red Father. Don't take my word for it. to Wackos by pjammer |
| A View From the Back of the
Envelope is devoted to the joys of approximation and educated guessing.
to Science by riotnrrd |
| The All-Music guide, a free online
version of their
popular reference book,
contains descriptions of thousands of performers, bands and
albums in addition to careful descriptions of different musical
genres
and how they
interrelate to Music by riotnrrd |
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