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| Friday Sep 24, 1999 | Scientologists beware. The Church
of Virus is a new memetically-engineered
atheistic religion that is even now hungrily
sweeping up all your best prospects for
conversion. to Religion by arkuat |
| Black on White provides inspiration for writers, as well as nagging so much that you feel guilty about stopping. to Linguistics by djinn |
| Zinemart is
a great, centralized catalog of zines, comix, and
other alternative print media. to Media by crikey |
| First a sheep, now Jesus? to Religion by crikey |
| God is the provider of all good things to His followers: salvation for the lost, comfort for the sorrowful, healing
for the wounded . . . and
gold tooth fillings for Christians with
bad oral hygiene. to Religion by pjammer |
| Many years before The Blair
Witch Project, I got scared of going into the woods
by the wonderfully moody and weird David Lynch
series Twin Peaks. Check out
The
Black Lodge to navigate through a webbed-up doppelganger of the Black Lodge.
Or, perhaps for a bit of real-world creepiness,
take a look at
this page,
this page,
this page,
or
this page, and ask
yourselves: "Am I missing something?" to Television by crikey |
| For people with fat wallets and demanding aesthetics,
Moth Audio makes some
gorgeous tube amps, and
the coolest
night light
I've ever seen.
to Gadgets by riotnrrd |
| Drew Barrymore wants to
remake the Jane Fonda classic
Barbarella
, but without the camp.
What?!? Barbarella without the
furry
cat-suits or the
Mathmos?
Sacrilege!
to Movies by riotnrrd |
|
Pink Swastika explains how homosexuals were
largely responsible for Nazism.
The Annotated Pink Swastika is a good guide
to all the errors, mistakes, and lies therein. to Wackos by keith |
| Thursday Sep 23, 1999 | From 1915 until 1944, comic strip genius George Herriman created Krazy Kat, one of the most influential strips ever. Often imitated and never equalled, Herriman's inimitable graphical style and sensitivity to language still delight us today.
to Comics by fringehead |
| I love urban decay. Not the make-up, but entropy taking hold of the hard labors of mankind. A great city for this is Detroit, where the city streets are as wide as freeways, and only about 1,000 people still live there. Or something. The Fabulous Ruins of Detroit has fine photography of buildings on a slow ride into dust, and others caught in the act of imploding. to Art by mrradon |
| Are you a passive-aggressive type with a lot to get off your chest? Need to rip on a troublesome
acquaintance before it physically chokes you up? Let The Insulter
help. to Humor by pjammer |
| To hear the first non-URL meme to spread at Internet speed, call 800-578-7453. Yes, I've gotten this one in my mailbox and voicemailbox 85,654,602,406.45 times today, please don't tell me again. Thank you. to Commerce by faisal |
| Some dentists suggest that daily tongue cleaning can help prevent gum disease, tooth decay and
reduce bad breath by sweeping away bacteria colonies that live in your mouth. While most of us
would consider a $2 toothbrush to be an adequate tool for this task, an ad for the
electric vibrating tongue cleaner confirmed my suspicion that there's no limit to the kinds of needless electronic
gew-gaws rich people will buy. to Gadgets by pjammer |
| www.1159.com
is a site which takes on the tough questions about
the last minute before the year 2000. Questions
like "Where are you going to be partying?"
and "Can we sell you some crap with
our logo on it for the
occassion?" to Web by keith |
| Wednesday Sep 22, 1999 | And though you be done to death, what then? / If you battled the best
you could; / If you played your part in the world of men, / Why, the
Critic will call it good. / Death comes with a crawl, or comes with a
pounce, / And whether he's slow or spry, / It isn't the fact that
you're dead that counts, / But only, how did you
die? --From How Did You Die?
by Edmund Vance Cooke
to Health by braino |
| Based on the British radio programme "I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue", Mornington Crescent is the world's single most complicated game... and it hasn't got any rules at all. (Unless you count these.) to Games by riffraff |
| MST3K fanfic? It's true. Watch them take on the worst short story ever : THE EYE OF ARGON. to Literature by riffraff |
| Hey kids! Wanna be a costumed vigilante? Well, first you'll need some G-E-A-R. And don't forget to outfit your car! to Gadgets by riffraff |
| So you didn't think pink was a flavor? Order some online! to Food by riffraff |
| For your friend who's addicted to both Mystery Science Theater 3000 and heroin: the perfect Christmas gift! to Television by riffraff |
| This is the Golf Swing of the Future! Plus of course the Fountain of Youth. It's all based on calcium, exercise, and of course Neo-Tech. Non sequitur is defined and illustrated with examples in Appendix E. to Wackos by fringehead |
| Finns say beer is good for you (as if they wouldn't), so shut up and drink. to Food by braino |
| Blue food is good for you, so shut up and eat. to Food by braino |
| Resampling
is a Monte Carlo approach to statistics using
repeated simulations that is purported to be a
much easier pedagogical approach to statistics
than the traditional formula-based methods of
teaching it. If you tried to learn statistics
before and were stumped, perhaps it's time to
give it another shot. to Education by arkuat |
| The Advertising Council has
been producing high-quality
propaganda for half a
century. Today they have almost 40 active
campaigns designed to manipulate
America's conscience and increasing its social
awareness. The memetic onslaught has overflowed on-line with all
sorts of ad
banners and video
clips.
to Media by braino |
| The Blair Witch Project, like other
successful
films, has produced a plethora of parodies: the
Blair
Family Circus Project, the
Bewitched Project,
the Blair
Warner Project, and the inevitable
Blair
Witch Ate My Balls page, to name a few.
to Humor by riotnrrd |
| Matinee Today is a
beautifully-designed shrine to
the art of
movie
magazines and
posters,
with an extensive tribute to movie siren
Rita
Hayworth. to Movies by riotnrrd |
| If you liked American Pie, you'll love German Melon. to Sex by boneyard |
| We've mentioned odd
film reviewers in the past, here's
one who rewrites
the scripts to get his point across.
to Movies by mpc |
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