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Thursday
Jun 3, 1999
Call me excessively retro, if you will, but when I pop a newly acquired Quad tape into my car's player, I'm in pure Heaven. If you're joining me on cloud nine, and you want to stay in tune with the now, be sure to check out the 8-track of the moment.
to Music by keith
Want to Make Money Fast? Here's a complete guide on how NOT to do it. That's right, it's the MMF Hall of Humiliation, which details internet chain letters and other scams and why they are illegal, nonfunctional, or both.
to Internet by keith
An online help for parents looking for that distinctive name that says "I'm a Utah Mormon!"
to Wackos by peterb
Hey hepcats and chicks, check this page out to brush up on your dance steps!
to Culture by stimpy
Along with the other fine syndicated comics at UExpress there's this strange yet appealing comic about a boy and his stuffed tiger. Each strip is being rerun 11 years after it was originally published. I like this one especially.
to Comics by keith
Aagh! Boff! Crunch! What could be better than an A-to-Z of comic book sound effects?
to Comics by keith
Since it seems to be Promote Your Pet on Memepool Day, I suppose it's time to do my part. If there are any of you thinking of getting a parrot, definitely check out BirdsnWays for helpful articles, breeder and store directories, and of course the edible car.
to Pets by nyarl
www.phonespell.org, your ticket to getting (412) ENDOWED from your local bell.
to Web by akk
There is nothing on this page except Bart Simpson wiggling his ass.
to Television by jacquez
For the weird animal lover that lurkers within the heart of Everyman, there's Animals Exotique. From duprasis to sugar gliders, Animals Exotique has a mammal to suit anyone's fancy.
to Pets by jacquez
The other web comic featuring a Japanese Beetle
to Comics by mpc
Meet the guy responsible for all those little sticky bits of paper that cover your monitor, and the storied history of the company he worked for.
to Gadgets by goboro
Hey, buddy; got something to prove?
to Law by goboro
Overtone singing is the practice of aligning one's throat, larynx, mouth, and tongue to sing polyphonically by using upper harmonics, creating eerie, twisting descants of pure sound. It's an art practiced by folks who hail from a place called Tuva, as well as New York's Harmonic Chior, as led by David Hykes. Undertone singing is the sister discipline of singing polyphonically using lower harmoinics, as famously practiced by The Gyuto Monks.
to Music by goboro
Those who are looking to enter the heady world of cat ownership have a large selection from which to puzzle out a choice. I can personally recommend a couple of these.
to Pets by goboro
If you're considering a dog as a pet (with apologies for the noise) you may want help finding that perfect breed. There are also alternatives if you fancy a more equal companion (persuant to applicable state law, of course).
to Pets by goboro
In October the ArtCar Fest returns to the San Francisco Bay Area, where around 100 "rolling sculptures" will converge. My personal favourite is the Army Man Car, one old car, a battlefield of small plastic toys and a lot of epoxy resin.
to Art by loothi
Wednesday
Jun 2, 1999
For some reasons, friend Nutkin is unpopular on the web. Dozens of sites feature an obvious terror of the little furballs. Some of which involve exotic torture devices, bad poetry, calls to arms, and weird theories about squirrel's extraterrestrial origins. Like everything else silly in the world, there is a webring.
to Web by mpc
Tired of pompous self-help books from self-proclaimed gurus parroting the same platitudes? Self-Helpless : The Greatest Self-Help Books You'll Never Read skewers the entire genre of the self-help industry in just 160 pages. And if you got a chuckle out of just the title, do check out the authors' website for uproariously funny samples from the book.
to Books by pjammer
Tuesday
Jun 1, 1999
The sine qua non of internet-savvy food-lovers and amateur chefs, Epicurious Food offers resources for consumers and creators of gourmet food: from regularly-updated ripeness reports on seasonal vegetables to food-preparation tips from famous chefs around the world.
to Food by pjammer
Actually, I pretty much grew up watching all sorts of racist cartoons.
to Comics by peterb
I plan to invest my share of the croesian profits from the wildly anticipated Memepool IPO to buy my dream home.
to Gadgets by peterb
Want to stay fit? How about your dog?
to Health by goboro
From all over the world, what we all used before GPS.
to Transportation by goboro
This part-time music historian has done quite a bit of research into this part-time historic musician. He also has a excellent radio program, available weekly on a Public Radio International station near you.
to Music by goboro
Body piercing? Faugh! Only Stelarc would swallow a remote-controlled sculpture or electrocute himself over the internet for art!
to Art by mpc
Pipestone Veterinary supplies shepherding paraphernalia, such as castrating apparatus and lambing equipment. I know where I'm buying my emasculators and sheep drench from now on.
to Gadgets by jacquez
Star Wars freaks have never been known for their stability. But I think the Darth Maul Estrogen Brigade collects some of the screwiest together in one place, so the rest of us can avoid them like the plague.
to Movies by jacquez
Tired of traditional computing architectures? Befunge discards the crypto-fascist linear program counter in favor of a multi-dimensional program counter that can iterate over a variety of surfaces. While in CS theory this is about as useful as square wheels, it's great for making fellow coder's heads go blooey.
to Computing by mpc
ZOPE is an open-source context management system which looks like it might have some wide-ranging potential. It's somewhat similar to Frontier, but more hackable.
to Computing by mpc
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