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| Monday Jul 26, 1999 | I'm real bacon! Ssss. to Comics by eclipse |
| How do you glue glass to vinyl? What about paper to metal? This to That can help you find the right glues to bond things that don't take Rubber Cement. to Web by eclipse |
| Postmodernism at its finest hour. Oh, wait a sec...it makes a bit more sense if you re-load the page a few times. to Linguistics by succa |
| Sunday Jul 25, 1999 | For those of you still resentful about that little nonelective surgery you had sometime around birth, it is possible to restore your foreskin.
Yahoo has a few links.
Derrick Townsend's page and the
National Organization of Restoring Men are probably the best starting point on your journey to the un-cut.
Generally you can choose between outpatient surgery or DIY non-surgical methods such as
stretching, and prosthesis.
to Health by urog |
| You've probably seen cat-scan.com
(people putting their cats on flatbed scanners).
Naturally, because most everyone on the net is a
slobbering deve, there are sites devoted to
scanning other
things. to Sex by tregoweth |
| Saturday Jul 24, 1999 | Have you ever seen a U.F.O? Have you ever experienced missing time?
Have you had the suspicion of being abducted? Have you ever found a
metal implant in you're body? Have you checked everywhere? The Alien Abduction Survey
is a sort of purity test for folks who want to know if they've been
abducted. Only the first 25 questions count; the last three are just
an attempt at sneakily scamming your valuable demographic information.
to Wackos by braino |
| Friday Jul 23, 1999 | Funagain Games resells games: new games and
recycled games. New games get sold at discounts.
Old games get sold at bigger discounts.
And how many other places have Trivial Pursuit
in stock?
to Games by tjs |
| Many of you have seen the Hello Kitty
massager by now. Apparently Sanrio USA doesn't offer them, so
where can you get your aching hands on your own bundle of soothing
pink cuteness? A convenient North
American retailer is now filling this niche market. It is this
intrepid reporter's pleasure to present a link to these elusive key chains.
to Sex by braino |
| Make your own
mucus! This page adheres to the philosophy that you can never have
too much snot. You can also use it to make hairballs
without all that tedious licking and vomiting. You don't even need a
cat!
to Science by braino |
| I had a feeling that a site like this would pop up soon, ...FooFoo.com, when you are looking for unique or high-end indulgences. to Commerce by jack |
| Thursday Jul 22, 1999 | KA9MVA hacks the Earthmate so you don't have to. to Gadgets by shadow |
| Here's a projection library for people who are working on mapping applications.
Really useful for converting between various coordinate systems.
to Reference by shadow |
| Thanks to the recent success of players like baseball's Shawn Green and basketball prodigy Tamir Goodman, "great Jewish athlete" isn't the punchline to a joke anymore. The accomplishments of today's Jewish athletes are well-chronicled by these two sites. Go Tribe! to Sports by boneyard |
| PhotoPC works really well with my Olympus D-340R camera.
This site has information about the similar D-320L. to Reference by shadow |
| The freely available Mapserver
application from the University of Minnesota looks to be a useful way to serve
interactive map content via the web.
to Reference by shadow |
| BNL is a bit
irate
about speculation that the RHIC
could blow up the planet largely because the multi-GeV
energies used by a collider are considerably less powerful than
gnats
coughing. Still, if you're worried, you might
want to check out the RHIC
design manual
to find out what's going on. If it doesn't make
sense,
this
might help.
to Science by mpc |
| Geek media occasionally suffers from
delusions of artistic greatness,
this essay makes a good argument that before you
can have William Shakespeare in your medium, you need
Tom Clancy.
to Art by mpc |
| For some people, a good time means being trussed up in
a harness for days on end, pooping in
plastic tubes, and doing heavy labor while
trying not to fill your pants. Welcome to
big wall climbing. to Sports by xrayjones |
| Those of us who remember how quickly tasteless Challenger jokes made the rounds after the Space Shuttle blew up in 1986 won't be surprised to find the JFK Jr. crash humor site. Warning: The content is, predictably, quite offensive. Politically correct and hypersensetive weenies who are easily offended, (like those who didn't like the AsianJokes submission) should definitely stay away. to Humor by pjammer |
| Tekumel is an intricate fantasy background
created by college professor and
possible deve M.A.R. Barker. Barker's gone
somewhat over the top with his background, developing
languages,
histories,
theologies and stories for a world that's a NC-17
combination of Mesoamerican, Indian and Arabic culture.
In addition to the sites
containing Barker's original material, there's a
truly stunning website
devoted to the world. to Games by mpc |
| I've often been morbidly fascinated by Iron Lungs,
now I've found a
museum about them! to Science by mpc |
| It's nice to know that at least one lab is prepared to repel Viking raids. to Humor by derb |
| Like online shopping? Want to help Doctors Without Borders, Human Rights Watch and other charities? Check out Shop For Change - 5% of every purchase from one of their vendors goes to a basket of charities. to Commerce by derb |
| Wednesday Jul 21, 1999 | Wow. They've already named a school after him. to Culture by boneyard |
| Given the recent craze in soccer, it may be time
to take another look at
Foosball. Just don't feel the need to
rip your shirt off should you win. to Sports by goboro |
| Cartoon-O-Rama features the best of your televised cartoon memories, including the Mighty Heroes and the bizarre world of spinoff cartoons. to Television by boneyard |
| Listen carefully, kids. The Year 2000
National Education Taskforce believes
Y2K will be really, really bad. So they advocate
that you
buy gold coins. Interestingly enough,
Y2KNet is owned by
Swiss America, which sells gold coins, and
has been endorsed
by Pat Boone, Bo Gritz, and other luminaries. If you think
that Swiss America is a tad right-wing, you'd be
correct. The owner runs another site True Wealth,
which explains Biblically
sound economics, that inflation is the price of
disobedience of God's law, and how we should use
livestock to back up electronic currency. Perhaps it's time
to consider the
dogcow-backed dollar? to Wackos by mpc |
| Those of us who favor civilized
scripting languages tend to blanch at perl, we
write
essays,
create
alternatives, and start
advocacy organizations. The perl people,
just start a site
counting the number of times somebody says "perl rules".
This is somehow symbolic.
to Computing by mpc |
|
Yes, Minister introduced the iconic
long-winded civil servant,
Sir Humphrey Appleby. What's interesting is that,
in addition to the standard
fannish tributes,
and
quote file cameos, Humphrey shows up as a rhetorical device
in
parliamentary speeches, and
political tracts. to Television by mpc |
| As if UFO fetishists aren't bad enough by default,
this one
seems to think some clouds are UFOs that believe
in Jesus. to Wackos by xrayjones |
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