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| Wednesday May 2, 2012 | Goth Family of the Month.
to Culture by isosceles |
| Wednesday Apr 25, 2012 | In case you were wondering, Brony and Juggalos can be one of the same. to Culture by isosceles |
| Monday Apr 16, 2012 | Everything is Terrible, especially recycled industrial/commercial training footage, screwball religious children's programming, and all the found WTF footage VHS ever had to offer. to Culture by isosceles |
| Perhaps you want to vent about your first world problems, unless you're in a Communist country, in which case you vent about your second world problems. Unless you're in an unaligned developing country, in which case you bitch about your third world problems. Unless you're a hunter-gatherer nomad outside the realm of nation-states, in which case you bitch about your fourth world problems. Or perhaps you are a Lovecraftian cosmic entity from a sci-fi alternate dimension; then, you complain about your fifth world problems. But that's only if you're from the future -- monsters from the past complain about their fantasy world problems.. Humans from the past complain about ancient world problems. Unless you're really from the past, then you just talk about your prehistoric first world problems or your mesozoic world problems. And if none of the above is a problem for you, you're probably the type of fellow to suffer from time travel problems. to Culture by isosceles |
| Saturday Mar 31, 2012 | While many are familiar with the Brony phenomenon, fewer people know how deep it goes. Besides the two major news sites, there are also breakdowns of the animation techniques, and of course voluminous amounts of fanfiction. to Culture by isosceles |
| Monday Jan 8, 2007 | GIRLS GONE GRABBLIN!! to Culture by scromp |
| Friday Nov 17, 2006 | I learned everything I know about disco dance and heavy metal from the Finns. to Culture by fool |
| Monday Apr 10, 2006 | Japanese fascination with American pop culture has lead them to produce a guide to "urban" slang. to Culture by isosceles |
| Saturday Feb 25, 2006 | The inventor of the Flash Mob tells all. to Culture by roo |
| Thursday Oct 6, 2005 | Your trick or treating will be legendary,
even in Hell. to Culture by fringehead |
| Sunday Sep 18, 2005 | Celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day (it be today! arrrr)! Drop in on 826 Valencia, San Francisco's only independent pirate supply store store (and the home of McSweeny's), learn your pirate history, sing some sea shanties, dress like a pirate, or just talk like a pirate.
to Culture by pyrrhuloxia |
| Wednesday Aug 10, 2005 | Some of us have something to say about Intelligent Design being taught alongside evolution in science classes, as it is not testable, refutable, reproduceable, and is fundamentally not science. That something is, of course: "May you forever be touched by His Noodly Appendage." to Culture by pyrrhuloxia |
| Wednesday Jul 13, 2005 | First there was the butt lift. Now there is anal bleaching. What's next? Botox for a wrinkled sphincter? to Culture by nucleus |
| Sunday Jun 26, 2005 | Calculate the size of your global footprint. to Culture by nucleus |
| Monday May 30, 2005 | What do you get when you combine environmental sensibility, waste products of the world's most populous nation and capitalsitic idealism? Why, Chopstick Eco-Art, of course. to Culture by nucleus |
| American
ingenuity has brought sanitary engineering to new heights. to Culture by nucleus |
| Friday May 13, 2005 | Before you go on
that crime spree you've been dreaming of,
you'd better brush up on
how
to create fake fingerprints. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Thursday May 5, 2005 | Cookie Monster or Celery Monster? to Culture by netcowboy |
| Wednesday Apr 20, 2005 | Of all
the many promises
that the 21st century has failed to deliver on,
perhaps the most heartbreaking (yes, even more than
jet packs)
is the complete and utter lack of
space babes
(and no,
e'd out raver chicks
do not count).
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Mar 19, 2005 |
Charlie's Angels,
move over. to Culture by nucleus |
| Thursday Feb 17, 2005 | When we think of Barbie, we don't think of shrimp, or Klaus. We don't think of the BDO or BLO. Yet Barbie clearly permeates our society, from knock-offs with attitude to sports marketing. People collect them, idolize them, hate them, burn them and more. Barbie is clearly the perfect cultural icon for the plastic values of America. to Culture by nucleus |
| If you were a Barbie, which messed-up version would you be? to Culture by nucleus |
| What do you get when you combine the crass commercialism of American Culture with the desperation of a economically, militarily and culturally repressed people? A new doll, of course. to Culture by nucleus |
| Thursday Feb 10, 2005 | The
Baby
Name Wizard is a clever Java applet that lets you visualize
the popularity of baby names over the past century. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Dec 31, 2004 | Before you start sending money to the Russian mail-order bride
of your dreams, you'd better check the
Russian mail-order bride
blacklist.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Dec 30, 2004 | Need a bride? You can get one from Russia, Latin America or the Philippines. There's even a warehouse to browse. Need a husband? Now ladies can shop online, too. to Culture by nucleus |
| Friday Dec 10, 2004 | No, it's not Best Match. It's Beast Match. to Culture by nucleus |
| Sunday Nov 7, 2004 | Halloween may be over, but be sure to discard your Jack-O-Lanterns, lest you summon the dreaded and much-disputed . . . Vampire Watermelon. to Culture by isosceles |
| Wednesday Oct 13, 2004 | Ján Podolský
has a pretty impressive collection of autographs including
musicians,
astronauts and
porn stars.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Oct 8, 2004 | Jay J. Armes - international
double-amputee of mystery! to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Sep 28, 2004 | Some see a metaphor for the strangeness that is the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea in the partially-completed Ryugyong Hotel. to Culture by yoyology |
| Tuesday Aug 31, 2004 | Diamonds are forever. to Culture by nucleus |
| Thursday Jul 29, 2004 | Environmentalists take many routes to understanding and fixing environmental problems, from the more academic approaches to web-based grassroots actions. And some activists are just a little extreme. to Culture by pyrrhuloxia |
| Thursday Jul 15, 2004 | Lists of things
that are the "new black" are the new black. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Jun 24, 2004 | I'm not a dumpster-diving gutterpunk, I'm a
freegan, man!
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jun 11, 2004 | Andrew Clay Silverstein called himself the "Diceman", but he wasn't the original. That honor belongs to George Cockcroft who, under the pseudonym Luke Rhinehart, wrote the 1970 novel The Dice Man. It's a fictional account of the life of a New York psychiatrist, also named Luke Rhinehart, who suddenly chooses to shake up his staid, prosaic life by giving over all his decisions to the literal roll of the die. The book was based on the author's real experiences of living randomly beginning in his teenage years, and it sparked a movement that continues today in various serious and not-so-serious forms. to Culture by yoyology |
| Saturday May 15, 2004 | Cremation experts know how to burn a fat person, how to stay safe and cool, and where to get an attractively light-hearted urn. to Culture by fringehead |
| Friday Apr 23, 2004 | If you find yourself in Alabama this weekend, don’t forget to miss the annual Mullet Toss, where mullets will be thrown from Alabama to Florida (and back), and local celebrities will throw out the first few fish. to Culture by pyrrhuloxia |
| Tuesday Apr 6, 2004 | Just like with
the VCR,
the Japanese have taken
an American
invention
and
improved on
it it
(or at least made it
a
bit weirder).
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Feb 10, 2004 | Itchyrobot has accumulated a
collection of
"found typography":
interesting, handmade or unusual typographic examples found in
everyday life.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Found Magazine
collects found
photgraphs,
notes,
doodles and other discarded personal artifacts. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Feb 6, 2004 | How
do
really
fat people wipe themselves?
Why
do white people smell like spoiled milk?
Find out the answers to these, and many other, pressing and
insensitive questions at
the
Y? Forum.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| What is it about collections of labels? This time, it's
fruit crates.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Feb 3, 2004 | I'm sure Bob and Doug McKenzie had Hoser ID cards in their wallets right next to their Ontario driver's licenses. Thanks to some clever programming, now you can too, even if you don't live in in the Ottawa valley, eh? to Culture by caspian |
| Wednesday Jan 28, 2004 | Orkut
is big news these days, just like
Friendster used to be.
But "social networks" are nothing new.
Indeed, French dove breeders created a decentralized
social network, complete with a
trust metric and
"refer a friend" features (and people who tried to game the system) back in
the
17th century.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Dec 19, 2003 | At you can anonymously confess to any transgression, from the rather bland to the quite disturbing. So confess! to Culture by isosceles |
| Wednesday Dec 3, 2003 | Japanese FAQ,
Japanese SAQ. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Oct 29, 2003 | If there's anything that little kids hate, it's doing something
fun and messy with knives.
So make sure to drain that last little drop of
pleasure out of your
over-protected child's Halloween
by giving the little scamp a clean, safe
polyurethane Funkin to carve.
No muss, no fuss, and no icky contact with the natural world!
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Sep 18, 2003 | Glass Insulator collectors hold conventions, and talk about how much CD 121 Good Purple Glass insulators with F skirts are worth. to Culture by caspian |
| Tuesday Sep 16, 2003 | Has the internet put the bad touch on some of your
fond childhood memories?
Come to
Broken Memories
where you can discuss (and
hunt down)
fanfic,
porn
movie adapations, and other soilings of
cherished TV shows, games, and movies.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Jul 1, 2003 | Two Brides is a wedding resource for gay, lesbian, and transgendered couples. For example, if you wanted a wedding cake adornment of a butch bride and a feminine bride, you'd know where to go.
to Culture by isosceles |
| Monday May 26, 2003 | Just when I'd gotten to glumly thinking that all the great twisted minds were either dead or old enough to get that way too soon for my comfort, along comes British satirist Steve Aylett, whose quite quotable and off-kilterishly funny writings - which resonate with acerbic, druggishly garish absurdity - should interest anyone whose W.S. Burroughs and Phillip K. Dick paperbacks are as dog-eared as my own. Expanding from the verbal into the pictorial, Aylett is now working on an animated TV series described by one reviewer as what Tex Avery would have come up with if he'd been reading Rip Off comix. to Culture by monde |
| Wednesday May 7, 2003 | Enjoy
pimpin' out your ride but dislike the attendant drinking, profanity, and sexual promiscuity? Then get Jesus to build your hotrod! Let your soul-light shine through your GroundFX when you join the Holy Rollerz. If you're more of a greaser than a pimp, then check out the Cruise-saders, the Solid Rock Cruisers, or the Rolling Disciples.
Maybe you're not so much into the looks? Lay a patch or two with Christian Motorsports
or the
Jesus Christ Racing Team's CHRISTMOBILE 2002! to Culture by scromp |
| Wednesday Apr 9, 2003 | The Scots do have a big international holiday like St.Patrick's day. It's called Burns Night (or Day)". It is unfortunately largely ignored in the U.S.A. Although it isn't a deliberate attempt to ingest something more revolting than green beer, it's traditional to eat Haggis for Burns Supper.
to Culture by rfh |
| Tuesday Apr 8, 2003 | If the Scots had a big international holiday like St. Patrick's Day, this is the kind of thing we might see. to Culture by yoyology |
| Thursday Mar 20, 2003 | "Mammootty's histrionic talents cannot be judged by the common yardstick for natural emoting." Mammootty is more than just an award winning actor. He's also a feminist and a palliative care crusader!
Read all about it at his flashy website. to Culture by caspian |
| Thursday Mar 13, 2003 | The future ain't
what it used
to be.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Jan 8, 2003 | Getting off to
pictures of celebrities smoking
is soooo 2002. This year, the hipsters are all into looking at photos
of celebrities eating.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Dec 17, 2002 | If the holidays are
getting
you down and you need someone to hate, the
Buffalo Beast
is here to help, with their list of the
50
most loathsome people in the U.S. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Nov 29, 2002 | On November 28,1966, author
Truman
Capote held his legendary "Black and White Ball," which
was to become known as perhaps the
best
party of the 20th century.
Costing over $16,000
(about $90,000 in
today's dollars), this party's guest list included
Norman Mailer, Philip Roth, Tennessee Williams, Edward Albee,
William F. Buckley, Greta Garbo,
Frank Sinatra,
and Mia Farrow,
Sammy Davis Jr., Douglas Fairbank Jr., various
Rockefellers,
Vanderbilts, and Rothschilds. And, of course, Andy Warhol.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Nov 28, 2002 | Yes, Virginia, the bird IS named after the country. Various sources seem to agree. Now go back to your holiday dinner.
to Culture by isosceles |
| Monday Nov 25, 2002 | The worlds of Tolkien fans, sock puppets, and blogs meet at the Middle Earth Sock Puppet Theatre.
to Culture by fringehead |
| Wednesday Nov 6, 2002 | Wonder Woman, though she has faded in the comics, is still the original superheroine archetype. Her spiritual children are legion, including pop culture icons like Buffy and Xena, and many a deviant fantasy can be traced back to her, but there are more obscure people out there fighting the good fight. to Culture by yoyology |
| Wednesday Oct 23, 2002 | For back-to-basics hobbies, it's hard to get more basic than flintknapping. All you really need are tools, stones, and patience. But, of course, no prehistoric hobby is really complete without instructional videos, online auctions, and an article in Wired.
to Culture by yoyology |
| Tuesday Oct 15, 2002 | Although the general public often seems surprised when librarians don't fit their pre-conceived image, the profession has celebrated its own differences for years. Librarians are funny, irreverent, interesting, and often radical people. Though popular culture includes considerable library material, it often ignores those on the fringe.
to Culture by yoyology |
| Thursday Oct 3, 2002 | "Body Ritual among the Nacirema" is a classic paper on the bizarre (some might say backward) cleaning ceremonies and other strange cultural habits encountered by an anthropologist.
to Culture by fool |
| Thursday Jul 11, 2002 | It's probably a good thing that there's an objective site about the media coverage that furry fandom gets, as well of some of the drop-dead hilarious satire. I still don't understand what armpit-shaving has to do with it all, though. to Culture by onigame |
| Sunday Jul 7, 2002 | Mashimaro: He's
a rabbit, he's
cute, he's got
lots of
fans, and he's
gotten
quite
heavily
merchandised.
His name is the
Engrish
word for
"marshmallow".
He has cute forest friends.
But what's with the plunger?
to Culture by roo |
| Wednesday Jun 26, 2002 | Stuck in the 80s? Your wayback machine is here! Just put on some of these and reach for the stars. to Culture by fringehead |
| Friday Jun 21, 2002 | Goatboy decided that it was time to move to the country, be a satyr, and collect player pianos. One of his favorite tunes is Ida, the Wayward Sturgeon. to Culture by fringehead |
| America's
little
whore meets
America's vandals.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Monday Jun 17, 2002 | Explore the offbeat and sometimes oxymoronic world of vegetarian vampires. to Culture by isosceles |
| Wednesday Jun 12, 2002 | The Goth subculture is perhaps the least understood of any pop subculture. Their origins are in dispute, but it's generally accepted that the movement is born of the post-punk movement among aficionados of bands like Bauhaus and Joy Division. They are often on the receiving end of ridicule and scorn. The situation isn't helped by the fact that, even when lent an understanding eye, Goths manage to make a mockery of themselves.
to Culture by isosceles |
| Monday Jun 10, 2002 | Before you get your dead baby photographed and create a memorial page for it, you may want to look at what other people have done. to Culture by roo |
| Sunday Jun 9, 2002 | Enter the
deeply
creepy, denial-drenched world of
retouched photos of
miscarried babies.
to Culture by buttercup |
| Wednesday Jun 5, 2002 | With the inception of gothic babe of the week, there had to be a gothic boy of the week, and perhaps a cheeziest goth site of the week. I think some people have gone a little too far with the goth pet of the week, though.
to Culture by caspian |
| Wednesday May 22, 2002 | In times of trouble, doubt, and fear, Glurge is a cuddly teddy bear, Though its sweetness could kill a diabetic And its effect is potentially emetic. to Culture by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Apr 24, 2002 | I am in consumer heaven! Now I get to relive all my 80's childhood memories through old advertisements. Heck, I can even check out the stuff they were trying to sell my Mom back in the 50's! Oh, they included ads for my Dad too! to Culture by lucky |
| Tuesday Apr 9, 2002 | Now Americans can experience the glory of a squat toilet! It is said to help with constipation and hygiene (sometimes).
Other parts of the world have been doing this for years. to Culture by lucky |
| Monday Apr 8, 2002 | Those looking to die have many methods to choose from. Yet nearly all experts recommend the use of helium or another inert gas.
to Culture by isosceles |
| Monday Mar 25, 2002 | Straight folks, worried about how to act around your gay friends? Please read the
Straight Person's Guide To Gay Etiquette.
And then check out the Author's Guide with a FAQ.
to Culture by moose |
| Wednesday Mar 20, 2002 | "Toynbee ideas in Kubrick's 2001 resurrect dead on planet jupiter"
If you've seen
this phrase
engraved into
the sidewalk
and been
confused,
you're
not
alone.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Mar 7, 2002 | Everyone and their baby sister already knows about Wil Wheaton's weblog. And now, in true jumping-on-the-bandwagon style, so does William Shatner. Leonard Nimoy doesn't appear to, but he does take photographs, including some rather odd nudes. to Culture by jacquez |
| Friday Mar 1, 2002 | The United States government made some pretty heavy-handed Propaganda posters during world war two, but the real crux of the work was in the post-war, Nuclear Era
with films like the famous "Duck And Cover". Now you can own them, but wouldn't you rather go to a real live bomb-blast site? If not, you could always just calculate how much damage your home town would receive if it were in one.
to Culture by caspian |
| Saturday Feb 16, 2002 | Hailed as something we love to hate, the Am-I-X-Or-Not phenomenon seems to be running out of things to rate. Of course we're all curious if people think our raw sex, animals, and cars are hot. But if you really want to find if you're hot, why not whip out your PDA at the next party and programatically see if you're hot enough for some PDA. It will work wonders for your sex life.
to Culture by fool |
| Tuesday Feb 12, 2002 | So, what do you do when you have forgotten to iron your shirt, and you are on the top of the mountain? Well, iron the shirt at the top of the mountain. to Culture by leptirica |
| Wednesday Feb 6, 2002 | Children, beware of the evil Keyboard Woman. Got to wonder if she is a relative or self-proclaimed Peter Pan. to Culture by leptirica |
| Sunday Jan 20, 2002 | A duct tape wedding: Here's a couple
who will stick together for a long time. to Culture by moose |
| Saturday Jan 19, 2002 | Some french people have entirely lost the Jerry Lewis fad,
and taken up a Tom Selleck one, or are just making
films about animate feces.
to Culture by caspian |
| Friday Jan 18, 2002 | Words cannot do justice to the utter tedium of a day in the life of a McDonald's employee. Which is surpassed only by the utter tedium of this strange and meaningless flash tidbit.
to Culture by dantessa |
| Wednesday Jan 2, 2002 | Try not to lose stuff, as you never know where it might end up. P.S. Page me later. to Culture by crikey |
| Thursday Dec 27, 2001 | All kids of a certain age know and love the joy that is Mahnamahna of Muppets fame. But it seems that older kids knew and loved Mahnamahna as the soundtrack to a soft-core porn documentary.
to Culture by fool |
| Tuesday Nov 27, 2001 | Paota has some really cool flash cartoons. It would be nice to know Japanese though so I could understand Net Picture of Fear. Cake and Diet are mostly visual so my English-addled brain can comprehend them. It would be so much easier if everyone spoke Smurf or Ewok. to Culture by lucky |
| Monday Nov 26, 2001 | Who knew "mack" came from macaroni? I bet Iceberg Slim knew. He had an IQ of 162, pretty bright for a pimp. to Culture by fool |
| Thursday Nov 22, 2001 | All Your to Culture by faisal |
| Monday Nov 19, 2001 | Narco Corrido is a controversial combination of gangsta rap and Mexican border music that sings the praises of guerillas and drug lords.
to Culture by mrnonrespondo |
| Sunday Nov 18, 2001 | Marketplace, Business News from Public Radio with David "the man" Brancaccio is currently running a rather intriguing series entitled "Underground Economy", that features interviews with anyone from a former abortionist over entrepreneur prostitutes to upscale drug-runners.
to Culture by wheezer |
| Tuesday Nov 6, 2001 | Signs our civilization is doomed. to Culture by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Oct 30, 2001 | Gently turning symbols of optimism and progress or overpriced kitsch? Either way, there's nothing sadder than an unfinished revolving restaurant.
to Culture by saucy |
| Sunday Oct 28, 2001 | Animated GIFs are usually just obnoxious, but who could of thought they could also be so bizzare. to Culture by fool |
| Wednesday Oct 24, 2001 | Sure, you can have my number, it's 212-479-7990.
to Culture by fool |
| Thursday Oct 18, 2001 |
I saw a tour of an
abandoned missile silo when it
made the rounds (back in
the day), but I didn't realize how many people were interested in
selling silos as homes.
to Culture by gator |
| Wednesday Oct 17, 2001 | For the convenience of the modern pagan,
Lugodoc has taken a lot of
Celtic myths and compressed
them into a series of
one-page summaries.
And he's got a lot of them.
Also, check out his
theory of the origin
of life on Earth.
to Culture by voidptr |
| Tuesday Oct 16, 2001 | The word "extreme" has reached the final stop on its downward spiral of cool: MTV and Generation X mainstay > extreme sports on ESPN > marketing campaigns aimed at adults > marketing campaigns and products aimed at children > kitchen accessories > the rock-bottom of cool, contemporary Christian pop culture. (Apparently, independent films have taken a similar downward spiral.) to Culture by roo |
| Monday Oct 1, 2001 | Comic Book Guy
also has a video game rental store.
.
to Culture by joshua |
| Sunday Sep 30, 2001 | Some people are so obsessed with rock stars that they turn into dangerous stalkers. The rest of us can just look thorugh the collection of pictures taken by someone who already knows the rock star. Britneeeey! to Culture by faisal |
| Friday Sep 21, 2001 | A common barrier to Western understanding of Islam has been language: unlike the many translations and revisions of the Bible, Islam suggests the Koran (or Quran) is only authentic in the original Arabic. However, translations are available. to Culture by faisal |
| Friday Aug 31, 2001 | Screw Burningman and freakishly high ticket prices; I'm going to Chillinwoman. to Culture by fool |
| Thursday Aug 30, 2001 | Living in the big city can be a bit dangerous. Maybe you'd be better off in a town a little smaller. to Culture by idat |
| Tuesday Aug 28, 2001 | Sure, once they say Yobaseayo, Weiwei, or Moshimoshi, you can tell. But before that, don't they all look the same? to Culture by onigame |
| Friday Aug 10, 2001 | Lacking a better term, Mulattos
have been plagued with a label derived from latin for mule. Well, we ain't having any more of slurs like "Moolie." Maybe metis should appropriate 'heterotic' and take pride in our nature.
to Culture by fool |
| Tuesday Aug 7, 2001 | Before the Nazis hijacked it, the swastika was known as a religious and good-luck symbol. Artist ManWoman hopes to restore the innocence of the "gentle swastika." to Culture by tregoweth |
| Creeping damp
from the rainforest has moulded
admirers of an
Armenian dance teacher on the fertile grounds
of a celebrated
chemist . It's spawned a Mushroom
Cluster. to Culture by overload |
| Thursday Aug 2, 2001 | In case you missed that whole Lizzie Grubman SUV-based Hamptons nightclub incident, at least have the decency to buy the t-shirts and play the flash game. to Culture by wheezer |
| Monday Jul 30, 2001 | Careful market research has revealed the most wanted and least wanted paintings and songs in the world. Please make a note of them. to Culture by fringehead |
| Join Adam Rabucks, a member of NYC band Dirt Bike Annie, as he remembers his childhood summers as a Boy Scout. to Culture by pamela |
|
There's a line between being
a big fan of Disney, and
being
obsessed.
Stepping way over that line is
George Reiger, who has over
a thousand
Disney tattoos and
lives in a custom-built
"Disney house,"
filled with over 15,000 Disney toys and collectables.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jul 20, 2001 | It only takes a second to go from the
top
to the
bottom.
It doesn't take much longer than that to become the subject of a web
parody.
to Culture by nucleus |
| Wednesday Jul 18, 2001 | Allow Excreman to take you on a magical journey through the life of a little man made of feces. to Culture by fringehead |
| Saturday Jul 14, 2001 | There's a big hullaballoo about this year's annual net goth convention, Convergence 7. Some people have expressed their lack of confidence in some of the people in charge. But if you're not interested in a rivalry between various factions of computer goths, then you can take Charlie the Slut's advice and avoid the whole creepy mess altogether. to Culture by roo |
| There are a couple of obvious uses to which a penis can be put. When you are through with those, you could perhaps take up truck pulling, or puppetry, or modeling for housewares. You could also indulge in some
home improvements, but watch out for thieves!.
to Culture by jak |
| Saturday Jul 7, 2001 | Trading cards based on more or less regular people are finally here! Submit yourself today and start promoting the cards in your neighborhood. to Culture by skallas |
| Sunday Jul 1, 2001 | There are plenty of psycho stories in the news today. But is anything from the past century more freakish than the story of Otto Sanhuber , the Bat Man, who lived 10 years in the attic of his mistress -- in two cities (Milwaukee and Los Angeles) --then killed her husband?
to Culture by keiths |
| Some people are obsessed with finding (or farming) the perfect turd. Yet folks prefer to name their babies Dingleberry over Turd
to Culture by keiths |
| Wednesday Jun 27, 2001 | Britney Spears exposed! to Culture by wheezer |
| Imps and assboys, fear the approach of THOR!. to Culture by fringehead |
| Tuesday Jun 12, 2001 | After thousands of sleepless nights, dozens of lost jobs, a failed marriage, children whose names and
faces I can't remember and friends who don't recogonize me anymore, I have finally come to the
end.
to Culture by nucleus |
| Monday Jun 4, 2001 | Every culture has their own Ritual Objects: the
Olmecs,
Maya,
Hebrews
and Buddhists,
even drug addicts
and cosmologists. to Culture by nucleus |
| If faux fur is politically correct, what about faux Boxsters,
Beatles,
cheese,
football,
Girl Scout cookies,
securities,
and reality? to Culture by nucleus |
| Wednesday May 30, 2001 | The hairiest gay pride participant has been found and well documented. to Culture by skallas |
| Tuesday May 15, 2001 | Crazy neighbor got you down? Why not tell him a Zen story? to Culture by wheezer |
| Saturday May 12, 2001 | A moment of silence for Douglas Adams. May he rest in peace.
to Culture by dnm |
| Wednesday May 9, 2001 | We are the Space Robots. We are here to protect you. We are here to protect you from the Terrible Secret of Space. Do you have stairs in your house? to Culture by lampbane |
| Monday May 7, 2001 | Space Invaders are invading, maybe in a city near you.
to Culture by george |
| Sunday May 6, 2001 | The do-it-yourself industrial project narrative: some tinkerer decides
to take something that's normally the domain of heavy industry and build a smaller version
in their basement or backyard. They normally end up learning
something, but more importantly, by homebuilding something industrial,
they seem to grab just a little bit of that heavy industry power for
themselves. The web is full of stories of home
foundries,
and hobbyist
gas turbines
among others, and a trip to the bookstore will net you this fine tale of siege
weapon manufacture.
to Culture by gator |
| Tuesday May 1, 2001 | When you find something considered corny at
a forum where people use pictures of their cars as .sigs , when this
meme already
has its own
flame-filled forum, then you can be sure that you're onto somet hing
special, the
IcyHotStuntaz, to
be exact.
to Culture by wheezer |
| Saturday Apr 7, 2001 | When Pop Culture Comebacks Collide: All Your Base Are Belong To Us... Fool.
to Culture by lampbane |
| Tuesday Apr 3, 2001 | Little Steven Van Zandt's distinguished career in entertainment seems to revolve around the much-maligned state of New Jersey. From his days backing Ashbury Park icon Bruce Springsteen as lead guitarist in the E-Street band to portraying gangster Silvio Dante in The Sopranos, Little Steven has done his part to make the Garden State proud.
to Culture by rich |
| Monday Apr 2, 2001 | Poor
Sid and Marty Kroft. First they get tarred by Jerry Falwell for subversive drug messages in H R Pufnstuf, then they get abused by N'Sync. There should be more respect, plus Land of the Lost fan fiction, from the men who brought us Pink Lady and Jeff. to Culture by saucy |
| Friday Mar 30, 2001 | Some people believe that April Fool's Day has
historical significance, while
many others feel it's just an elaborate prank played on the rest of us by people with too much time on their hands. Regardless, playing practical jokes on
our friends and colleagues on April 1st has become a required if unwelcome part of our culture. It pays to make sure that you're prepared for anything. to Culture by rich |
| Tuesday Mar 27, 2001 | Hookers and johns: Hollywood vs. Reality. to Culture by boneyard |
| Just a friendly reminder folks: April Fool's Day is less than a week away! to Culture by safronlwin |
| Sunday Mar 18, 2001 | Holidays are a growth industry! You, too, can create
holidays, claim a copyright on them, and then exclusively license your holidays to
online greeting card
services!
to Culture by tregoweth |
| Friday Mar 16, 2001 | You may have seen some strange Japanese television, but have you ever seen a typical Tokyo Breakfast? (Warning: Racially Charged. Requires Realplayer.) to Culture by fuzzeli |
| Love wine ? Nip an awkward wine situation in the bud with these simple rules . Are you a wine boob ? Move close to wine or love it from afar . to Culture by safronlwin |
| Wednesday Mar 14, 2001 | I love you. Will you marry me? to Culture by petek |
| Sunday Mar 11, 2001 | First you took polls
for big heartless companies. Then you took polls
for insecure losers. Now, you can take polls
about you...just for you, you special person! to Culture by tregoweth |
| Friday Mar 9, 2001 | The Dead Letter Office holds the last thoughts of people who have just died. The letters range from the simple to the intriguing to the regretful to the poetic. Spend some time just hitting refresh to Culture by george |
| Smuggler posts job wanted ad, smuggler gets media attention, smuggler gets job.
to Culture by boneyard |
| Wednesday Feb 21, 2001 | The '70s had Hunt the Wumpus, the phrase fag hag, and Evel Knievel; the '80s had infomercials, Q*bert, music about masturbation, and cliques. And the '90s? The '90s had video game dialogue, some really bad movies, and, of course, the '80s.
to Culture by djinn |
| Friday Feb 16, 2001 | All the online gamers' memes-du-jour, including "yu0 = fag0t", "Why you throw chip? Fucking come on then!", and of course, "ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US", manifested through the ever-entertaining medium of Old World War One and Two posters. to Culture by succa |
| Thursday Feb 15, 2001 | ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US: The Rock Video (Shockwave required.)
to Culture by joshua |
| Tuesday Feb 13, 2001 | I'm not even going to try to explain this one: ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US. to Culture by faisal |
| Monday Feb 12, 2001 | The Orwellian nightmare has reached
maturation, as people are readily exchanging
privacy for a false sense of safety.
Whereify Inc has released a
Personal Locator
device
that lets a parent (and the police) know where their child or elderly family member is at any time.
At least you can take the device off,
which is not the case with locator implants.
to Culture by laurel |
| Friday Feb 9, 2001 | Women
can't complain about the so-called
digital divide
now that the
ovulation phone
is here!
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Feb 7, 2001 | Lamhfada is "an online magazine of myth and story." They take a rather shotgun approach to myth, excluding no cultures -- which is a good thing. My favorite current article is Questing for the Historical Arthur. to Culture by peterb |
| You are a target
and have
been since birth. In fact, as a child you were a
more valuable target than your parents. Children who manage to survive
being targets grow into pre-weakened adult targets. Of
course you can stop being
a target any time you want, right?
to Culture by braino |
| Tuesday Feb 6, 2001 | Some people consider Usenet to be the cesspool of the Internet. I've found it to be the opposite. With proper filtering and categorization, sites like yarchive can result in many hours of productivity lost and tons of interesting facts gained. My particular favorite happens to be an anecdote about Iraqi tank ammo in Desert Storm. to Culture by mrbill |
| Monday Feb 5, 2001 | I used to think the Internet was populated by the intellectual elite of the world. I was wrong. to Culture by joshua |
| Friday Feb 2, 2001 | Happy Groundhog Day. Did you catch the esteemed Punxsutawney Phil's prediction via streaming video? You didn't miss much. I still don't understand why the presence of shadows (and therefore sun) indicated six more weeks of seasonal affect disorder. to Culture by akk |
| Saturday Jan 27, 2001 | There are many groups who believe that gay people can change and that
religion can heal homosexuality.
Others point out that conversion therapy is likely more harmful than helpful,
and that it just doesn't work.
Read the stories of many who found freedom by turning away from
"conversion" and accepting themselves as they are.
to Culture by moose |
| Thursday Jan 25, 2001 | When did we become an offical "subculture"? We have a Pride Festival, a whole bunch of culture and news sites, a style all our own, outreach programs, our own written and spoken languages, and even our own Pantheon...
to Culture by djinn |
| QueerTheory.com is a well-presented collection of gay resources, including (links to) resources on gender, identity, linguistics, academia, and the human body -- even for a straight like me. Another great resource for gender studies, unsurprisingly, is google.com. to Culture by djinn |
| Monday Jan 22, 2001 | Kevin Smith is truly a renaissance man. He writes, directs, stars in and produces some of the funniest movies in the past 10 years, as well as a shortlived cartoon on ABC. He owns and operates a comic book store in his home state of New Jersey. And if that isn't enough, he writes for comic books like Daredevil and books based on his movie characters. Right now he's working on his fifth movie, and he still manages to make it to mass. to Culture by george |
| Saturday Jan 13, 2001 | I found your
diary
on the street...
to Culture by bruce |
| Saturday Dec 30, 2000 | Miss the Cold War? Sure, we
all do! But do you realize how much of our film television
and music
is a direct result of nuclear
testing? to Culture by dha |
| Friday Dec 29, 2000 | f---edcompany.com is collecting donations for families of the victims of this week's shooting spree at Edgewater Technology to Culture by faisal |
| Sunday Dec 24, 2000 | I remember
Bob Vila fearlessly reassembling a fallen deck way back when he was merely
the MC of This Old House, which incidently has been running for a consecutive
22 years on the flagship
PBS station WGBH in Boston.
A long way from those early times, the show now sports a magazine,
webcam,
merchandise, and in general
everything else you'd expect.
These days Bob occupies a sizeable estate in the DIY namespace,
been in a film, was almost an
astronaut, has been set up (in jest) with domestic analogue
Martha Stewart at least once,
been compared to a porn star,
and turns out to be a chosen one.
to Culture by urog |
| Monday Dec 4, 2000 | Everybody loves Christmas trees, right? Some people make unusual
Christmas tree decorations.
Some people make Christmas trees out of unusual substances.
But if you have no tree, what can you do? Well, if you have an old green
couch and a little spare time, you can make a Christmas couch.
to Culture by idat |
| Tuesday Nov 28, 2000 | Are you sitting at work pining for the joys you experienced while amped up on
MDMA at the
party last week? Pine no more! It's time to take a trip down short-term memory lane with the Retarded Candy Raver Random Image Viewer. PLUR baby!
to Culture by arkuat |
| Sunday Nov 26, 2000 | Are you hot or not? to Culture by enigma |
| Thursday Nov 23, 2000 | Goths. Gardening.
Gothic Gardening. Much more interesting than you'd think,
and extremely well-written. Particular favorites are the theme
gardens, especially
The Abortionist's Garden and
The Little Greenhouse of Horrors (although it could do
with more information about carnivorous plants). But c'mon - any gardening site with a page on Gardening for Bats gets my approval. to Culture by elder |
| Friday Nov 17, 2000 | What's going on is an
excellent guide to strange or just fun events happening
all over the world. to Culture by peterb |
| Thursday Nov 16, 2000 | Ever hear someone yell an ethnic slur and have no idea who they're aiming it at? Or wondered why that Irish kid in school got all riled up when someone called him a "mick"? The Racial Slur Database is here to help with all your "what the hell does THAT mean?" needs. to Culture by jacquez |
| Monday Nov 13, 2000 | The Real House is like MTV's The Real World, minus the watered-down mass market mentality. And it's all online-only, thanks to the technological marvel of the webcam. Additional bonus: everyone dresses in crazy, revealing costumes. to Culture by succa |
| Monday Nov 6, 2000 | The Dead Kennedy's Jello Biafra didn't manage to become the presidential candidate of the Greens this year, but he does have some great and sometimes wacky ideas for 2004. to Culture by skallas |
| Thursday Nov 2, 2000 | The Goth thing has been going for so long that they've all grown up and got jobs. So it's apparently time for them to get furniture, including beds for undead pets and the Entertainment Center of the Damned. to Culture by fringehead |
| Sunday Oct 29, 2000 | What better way to spend a lazy Saturday and what better task to allocate a few beers for than shooting inanimate objects with various types of weaponry? The answer, of course, is filming the activity and posting clips online. to Culture by singe |
| Wednesday Oct 25, 2000 | Be afraid. Be very very afraid. to Culture by djinn |
| Wednesday Oct 18, 2000 | Make everyone you know filthy rich by dropping these fake winning lottery tickets into this year's batch of Christmas cards. to Culture by skallas |
| Retro Future investigates hard hitting questions like where are our promised jet-packs, food pills, and robot servants? to Culture by skallas |
| Saturday Oct 14, 2000 | According to a survey conducted by iSwag.com, kids who wear Britney Spears logoed clothing are three times as likely to attend summer school as kids who wear Limp Bizkit logoed clothing. to Culture by roo |
| Sunday Sep 24, 2000 | He's suave, silly, sexy, and Swedish. He sings, he writes newspaper articles and memoirs, he cooks,...and he's even got his own FAQ
to Culture by djinn |
| Wednesday Sep 13, 2000 | When you just gots to have the golden smile, there's only one place to go: Rapper Dentist. Word. to Culture by boneyard |
| Tuesday Sep 12, 2000 | ratemyface.com...so you can find out once and for all, via the ever-reliable medium of peer evaluation, just how god damned ugly you really are. to Culture by succa |
| Wednesday Sep 6, 2000 | I recently found out that there is a Museum of Menstruation and Women's Health.
to Culture by keith |
| Sunday Sep 3, 2000 | Nope, since my last article on the subject I still haven't found any soul-crushingly beautiful Indian women that want to date me, not even through the personals. Obviously, I need to encourage people to turn to online forums to work through their issues. And hey, don't worry about the kids: Interracial Voice is a resource for mixed-race folks. See? Really, it's OK. Call me.
to Culture by peterb |
| No matter what "they" may say, geeks are sexy (and so is gaming.) However, nerds are sexier than geeks. And yes, there are female geeks/nerds who like to date geek guys.
to Culture by djinn |
| Saturday Sep 2, 2000 | It's well past time for the extreme sports thing to be over. Not only is it painfully easy to parody, but it's reached that stage of popular culture where snack food marketers, frustrated youth pastors and even Yahweh himself seem to be getting extreme. Game over! to Culture by fringehead |
| Tuesday Aug 29, 2000 | You've probably been living under a rock if you haven't heard about theSpark and their six-degrees-of-separation-meets-the-Minnesota-Multi-Phasic-
Personality-Inventory Personality Test, but did you know that theSpark.com also has great suggestions on how to prevent sex?
to Culture by faisal |
| Monday Aug 28, 2000 | When I was a high schooler and I wanted to go somewhere without my parents knowing, I would "spend the night at a friends house." If they called I would, of course, be busy. Now, instead of hitting up friends for this service, I can hire either the Ace Alibi Agency ("provide-protect-preserve") or the more straightforward Alibi Agency. Need to attend a "corporate event" in Florida? They can print properly postmarked flyers, brochures, and invitations. Need to be in Wales for the week? A telephone operator with a Welsh accent can be provided. Both are now extending services to the USA. to Culture by reid |
| Saturday Aug 26, 2000 | I'm not sure this is exactly orthodox, or necessarily a good thing, but if this doesn't harken both to the terrible results job sites must be producing and the how "the street finds it's own use for things" then what exactly does? to Culture by dnm |
| Monday Aug 21, 2000 | The recent housing shortage has inspired a host of alternative living arrangements. Some are more unique than others. I wonder if this guy gets frequent flier miles for every night he spends at home.
to Culture by rich |
| Thursday Aug 17, 2000 | Goth girls. Powerpuff Girls. Goth Powerpuff Girls? to Culture by fringehead |
| Wednesday Aug 16, 2000 | Does someone you know have really bad breath? Send them an anonymous tip, and hopefully they'll do something about it. to Culture by dennis |
| Friday Aug 11, 2000 | There are at least a million and one uses for duct tape. And then, a few more. to Culture by rich |
| Tuesday Aug 1, 2000 |
Fantasy and reality blur, as it's Burning Man time again. (?). I'm looking forward to the Giant Flaming Gerbil Shooter, acquiring a slave and possibly even enjoying my own funeral procession. The images are impressive but for pure cyberpunk value, you'll find me in the Thunderdome.
to Culture by loothi |
| Saturday Jul 22, 2000 | Some fox
mythology and history: The Shinto god Inari
has white foxes
as messengers and guardians.
There's also a town called
Inari in
Finnish Lapland and the
local nature
seems to have a certain interesting species
too - This can't be just a coincidence.
to Culture by wwwwolf |
| Tuesday Jul 18, 2000 | Yep, there's everything on the web, including trailer parks.
Bobby here says he
appraises "manufactured homes".
Jolene will help you with trailer park life, including decorating.
And then there's Gregg.
Hoo, boy.
to Culture by moose |
| Monday Jul 17, 2000 | Welcome back, Jeanketeers! Like me, I'm sure lots of you faithful readers out there have been bitten by the eBay bug. You can just get so gosh darn much STUFF there, it's enough to drive you cuckoo! My favorite things to trade there are Holly Hobbie goodies -- come on, you all remember that ever-cheerful little colonial-era girl with the massive blue bonnet covering her entire head and face, right? Well, turns out that Holly Hobbie is actually the name of the artist (her real name, not a pen name!) who drew this delightful little character known only as "Blue Girl", and she's fully catalogued, cross-referenced, and indexed at Holly Hobbie Central. Run by Lisa Marshel, a real-life Jean Teasdale and self-proclaimed "huge collector of STUFF". We love you, Lisa!
to Culture by che |
| Wednesday Jul 12, 2000 | The Japanese have cornered the market on dressing up as their favourite costumed cartoon characters (if you don't believe me, compare these American costumes to their Japanese counterparts). Of course, they go even further, with the Living Doll concept, where you become another person, from head to toe, with varying degrees of success. Might be worth it to look this cute. to Culture by stimpy |
| Monday Jul 10, 2000 | Should men wear lipstick? Uh, no. At least, not that shade of purple. to Culture by eclipse |
| Wednesday Jun 28, 2000 | I thought a mullet was a fish, but apparently I was wrong. A mullet is a haircut, but more importantly,
a mullet is a sensation. You should turn first to
Mullets Galore for the skinny.
After trying to grok the mullet mythos,
visiting a mullet portal to become wise to the technical specification, and varietals of
the mullet such as the Mullabino, catch the
news at the ezine, see the site for the definitive book,
and sympathize with one man's journey through the gantlet. You might
then want to locate a regional group, join a gang of anti-mullet vigilantes,
or simply believe the hype and submit to T-shirts and other various merchandise.
to Culture by urog |
| Monday Jun 26, 2000 | Give in to your morbid impulses and read some
suicide
notes: the
poignant, the
adolescent
and even, apparently, that of the
creator
of the site.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Jun 24, 2000 | Rather not face up to the task of making an indiscreet point? gentlehints.com lets the coward in you send an anonymous letter and helpful gift. to Culture by faisal |
| Wednesday Jun 7, 2000 | "Gaydar" used to be a
word that
meant one could easily identify people who are
gay. Now it's an electronic device
that will beep (or vibrate) when within 50 feet of another Gaydar equipped person.
to Culture by laurel |
| Thursday May 25, 2000 | Dave Winer is something of a character. He's
responsible for a few (sort of) interesting web sites
including EditThisPage.com, xmlrpc.com,
and his journal/weblog Scripting News. Something about his
writing style and sensibilities always weirded me out. Thanks to the multi-voiced nature
of the web (and Dave's own software!), I can read WinerLog in parallel,
keeping Dave's screwy egotism in check.
Since this past March, WinerLog has given
me the Dave-centered mockery and scorn I need to swallow the corresponding scripting news ramblings. Zooooooom!
to Culture by akk |
| Sunday May 21, 2000 | The Georgia Tech International Student Handbook makes pretty fascinating reading. As an American, I was particularly intrigued by the section on aspects of American society that may be new to foreign students. to Culture by peterb |
| Friday May 12, 2000 | MIT is famous for its pranks and hacks. Its nice to see that the tradition goes on at Carnegie-Mellon, also.
to Culture by peterb |
| Wednesday May 10, 2000 | In today's society, determining who's gay, who's straight, and who's just acting is exhausting. If you're sick of the stereotypes, or looking for something new, try StraightActing, where you can take a course in "Appreciation of Drag" or take a quiz to determine your straightness level. to Culture by jacquez |
| Wednesday May 3, 2000 | Scientists calculate that over 83% of the internet is currently being used to transmit Wassup commercials; before contributing, you had better read some guidelines. to Culture by joshua |
| Monday May 1, 2000 | So what, exactly, does it cost to live on Manhattan's tony Upper East Side? Keeping up with the neighbors is expensive. And if you're rich enough to live like that, your will might end up for sale on Wills of the Rich and Famous. to Culture by idat |
| Wednesday Apr 26, 2000 | If there's one thing that warms my blackened, putrid heart, it's informed bashing of California and all it stands for. to Culture by mpc |
| Tuesday Apr 25, 2000 | The Japanese have made some great (and not-so-great) contributions to society. The capsule hotel, for instance. to Culture by kier |
| Monday Apr 24, 2000 | Some people into
polyamory are unhappy about love songs that are "chauvinistically geared toward monogamous relationships."
This
page contains some modifications of those songs.
to Culture by laurel |
| Monday Apr 17, 2000 | Finally! Being a geek is in! geekculture.com proves that
it's cool to be geek! Featuring Mind-Numbing
Magazine, Geek
Erotica and cartoons
beyond mere mortal ken, this is the place for the fashionably
nerdy. The odd thing is that I came to this through a t-shirt
link from the instrumental surf mailing
list. to Culture by dha |
| The German site Assoziations Blaster now has an English version available. It’s a fascinating experiment in non-linear text linking through a keyword network – the result reads like a combination of Burroughs, Sesame Street and poetry.
to Culture by elder |
| Sunday Apr 16, 2000 | It's mind-boggling just how graphically homogenous this world is becoming: for instance, the number of company logos that contain this shape is incredibly large. (And while I'm on that page, and on that subject, what is it with this orange thing? Now it's the year 2000 and suddenly everywhere I look on the web there's orange.) to Culture by monde |
| Friday Apr 14, 2000 | Here's some experiences from an American marrying in Japan, and some informal surveys he did on the topic. to Culture by mpc |
| As a follow up to the interracial dating article, the U.S. Navy commissioned a very informative study on Asians in America, trying to separate myth from reality. to Culture by peterb |
| Sunday Apr 9, 2000 | I can't possibly be the only admirer of Jim Henson. Ahhh, muppets of all shapes, sizes, and colors. to Culture by djinn |
| Wednesday Apr 5, 2000 | What do you get when you put Jim "Belly" Crotty, Mike, a macintosh computer and numerous cats together in a small car? You get Monk. to Culture by avi |
| Monday Mar 13, 2000 | Never did I think I would live to see a a deeply heartfelt and inspiring Web shrine to Carol Channing.
Altho partly this is because I thought I was the only person
who'd ever seen Thoroughly Modern Millie.
to Culture by sburke |
| Friday Mar 10, 2000 | Latrinalia: The Study of Restroom Graffitis a clearinghouse for bathroom-stall wit.
to Culture by joshua |
| Thursday Mar 9, 2000 | Are YOU one of Jay's kids? to Culture by succa |
| Tuesday Feb 29, 2000 | One person gives us both a goth website prototype and a shiny happy people website prototype. to Culture by djinn |
| Friday Feb 25, 2000 | Michael Lesy's classic 1973 book Wisconsin Death Trip documents the mad, miserable, and bizarre existence of turn-of-the-century Black River Falls, Wisconsin through a collage of news articles and photographs from the time. The book has recently been re-issued, and this year a film based on Lesy's book will be released.
to Culture by fringehead |
| Tuesday Feb 22, 2000 | Forever the eternal Kantean dilemma are Naugahyde, Diamoniques and other Fine Replicas. The hard questions are better addressed by Culture Jammer's Encyclopedia, and less obliquely (or not) in the Museum of Forgery.
to Culture by urog |
| Friday Feb 18, 2000 | Remember all those dopey psychology quizzes? Well now you can find them all in one place.
Some of them are very serious business indeed. to Culture by halfjack |
| Thursday Feb 17, 2000 | Hunting for the apt cliche shouldn't be hard as nails. They are classified by topic in the Book of Cliches, indexed with search engine in the Cliche Finder, and Taglines Galore! offers the most complete reference of abused signatures for those needing to affect witticism in their everyday mail. Strictly a cliche is not only an overused expression but can be a situation, owing to the Evil Overlord List, a whole site (enormous) devoted to movie cliches, and Cirque de Cliche which offers a different perspective: the living cliche.
to Culture by urog |
| Saturday Feb 12, 2000 | You know what? I'm ashamed to admit that I'm in the target group for this website. Please, o great dustbuster in the sky, tell me that people aren't actually this stupid... to Culture by djinn |
| Wednesday Feb 2, 2000 | Yaks are great. You get neato wool garments from them, have some butter, a spot of yak jerky, or just give in and buy a whole yak.
to Culture by fringehead |
| I was looking for information about deaf schizophrenics, when I came across The Company Therapist. It's labelled as a "entertainment and educational venture", whatever that's supposed to mean. The interviews with a deaf patient are great. to Culture by stimpy |
| Tuesday Jan 25, 2000 | Need to know about deaf culture? Learn a little ASL? Send an ASL card to someone? Get some stamps or books? Look no further.
to Culture by stimpy |
| Monday Jan 24, 2000 | In honour of Burns Night (Jan 25th - the celebration of the best damn poet in the world) we present the recipe for haggis, the best damn food in the world, and what you're supposed to say to it before you eat it. to Culture by elder |
| Thursday Jan 20, 2000 | The lovely and talented James Squeaky presents
Mister
Ridiculous dot com...fun with a purpose. to Culture by tregoweth |
| Wednesday Jan 12, 2000 | Even though I couldn't find what I was looking for - the open hours of the San Quentin State Prison gift store that sells items made by the inmates - I did learn about Tookie, a founding member of the Crips and how to interpret graffiti. to Culture by birgitte |
| Tuesday Jan 11, 2000 | As the web dot-commodes itself into a mindless array of asinine shopping tools, I'm tempted to give up on technology
and become a hobo. And then I'm reminded that the power
of the web is to bring small communities together, give 'em a voice.
Then paradoxically intrigued and satisfied, I return to my complacent ground state until the apocalypse. to Culture by mpc |
| Saturday Jan 8, 2000 | I'm not the only one who thinks that all clowns are child molesters. Next stop, Santa Claus... to Culture by djinn |
| Has anyone else seen the Altoids ad posing as a porn site? to Culture by djinn |
| Thursday Jan 6, 2000 | As the world turns over and snoozes through the
dreaded y2k,
we should pause to reflect on how
another group
of people reacted to their own
flaccid
doomsday. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| In order to prevent another year of stuffy know-it-alls going on ad nauseum about when the new millennium really begins, I say we all immediately adopt the Jusanotoron calendar, in which it is currently the year CUK.
to Culture by kapital |
| Tuesday Jan 4, 2000 | The Culture-Jammers' Encyclopedia, is an awe-inspiring compendium of human mischief. to Culture by borges |
| Monday Jan 3, 2000 | By way of apology for Don't Blow, consider its opposite: a rainbow of love and happiness. But not just any rainbow, one with fluffy things, yummy things, and so on. Does the fact that it's done by a goth named Coffin bother you at all? I sense a hidden agenda.
to Culture by halfjack |
| Sunday Jan 2, 2000 | Happy Anticlimax, memepoolians. to Culture by djinn |
| No visit to Houston, Texas is complete without a stop at the National Museum of Funeral History, a showcase of our country's proud heritage of funeral service. Auto enthusiasts will appreciate the hearse collection. Anyone can appreciate the practical beauty of the solid glass casket (air-tight!). And don't forget the Gift Shop. Where else could you get a casket putter, or an Any Day Above Ground is a Good One Gift Bag? to Culture by fringehead |
| Wednesday Dec 29, 1999 | Currently at Blaxploitation.com you can hear the radio spot for Black Caesar. "Black Caesar, he carved out a name for himself, in the blood of his enemies. Hail Caesar!" This is the first of what they're promising will be the monthly Black Action Movie Radio Spot. to Culture by mrradon |
| Thursday Dec 23, 1999 | Much as I loathe about.com, I've gotta say, the Bitter Chicks section makes it all worth it. After all, who could pass up links to sites like BitterSlut?
to Culture by djinn |
| Tuesday Dec 21, 1999 | I think many Indian women are totally cute, but
evidently I'm never
going to be able to date them.
At least, many of these
people seem to think I shouldn't.
to Culture by peterb |
| Monday Dec 20, 1999 | The Caganer figurine is a traditional part of the Catalan Christmas crèche. I don't fully understand why a guy taking a dump is part of the scene of the birth of Christ, but this explanation of Catalonian Christmas traditions might help.
You can place your own Caganer in the manger scene
with this Pessebre Virtual.
to Culture by larrybob |
| Thursday Dec 16, 1999 | feeling threatened by the web economy?
now, even the bum you ignore on your way to
work is one step ahead of you;
he's on the web,
telling his story and conducting
market research on his customer: you.
to Culture by freeside |
| Wednesday Dec 15, 1999 | The Jack Straw archive
has a collection of environmental sound such as an
ice cream truck, spoken word like a possible explanation of
the walking
dead, and unusual music.
to Culture by larrybob |
| Tuesday Dec 14, 1999 | Don't Touch Me There. to Culture by peterb |
| Yennichi refers to the day when there is a strong invisible connection between the real world and the gods. Osaka Yennichi refers to a collection of Shockwave games that you could be playing in real life if you were in Japan and of a spiritual mind.
to Culture by faisal |
| Monday Dec 6, 1999 | Hb stands for Huggy Bear, Nn for Nichelle Nichols, Bj for Black Belt Jones, and 8t for 8-track, on L Silky's Periodic Table.
to Culture by mrradon |
| Thursday Dec 2, 1999 |
TokyoScape offers a
visual tour of Tokyo, from how to
find your way around
to the twenty million
vending machines
around the country. to Culture by moose |
| Saturday Nov 27, 1999 | Some things never change. Seventeen magazine is STILL giving out bad advice. to Culture by djinn |
| Monday Nov 22, 1999 | When they talk about a family feud, it's not a game show. However, things have cooled off some between the Hatfields and
the McCoys. The upcoming reunion includes a Hatfields vs. McCoys Softball game and other feud-related entertainment. To quote the McCoys' web site, "The 'L'il Feuder' Village will be a special area for kids that will feature events and games." to Culture by keith |
| Wednesday Nov 17, 1999 | Wha'choo talkin' about, Webathon? to Culture by boneyard |
| Sunday Nov 14, 1999 | What Palm Pilots were before they were Palm Pilots...
to Culture by succa |
| Thursday Nov 11, 1999 | The main lessons that I take from License Plates of the World are that compared to most of the world our license plates in the US are both pretty and interesting and that some people have too much time on their hands. Really though, I suppose that I already knew the second. to Culture by keith |
| Happy Veteran's Day. to Culture by keith |
| Monday Nov 8, 1999 | I went to Ad*Access because I thought a large, searchable archive of American advertising from between 1911 and 1955 would be interesting. However, what the provider of that link failed to do was link to the larger insitution of which this is a part, Duke University's Scriptorium which contains all manner of other interesting cultural and historical documents, including
an archive of scanned Egyptian papyrus, the dairy of George Percival Scriven who was an American Army signal officer stationed in the Phillipines from 1899 to 1901, and the life story of Elizabeth Johnson Harris, a black woman born in 1867.
to Culture by keith |
| Wednesday Nov 3, 1999 | Need incentive to carpool? Look no further. to Culture by akk |
| Tuesday Nov 2, 1999 | The idea of Bentham's Panopticon has been around for a while,
but it's interesting to see the beginnings of David Brin's Transparent Society
emerge not in the US, but in Singapore. (They got booted off their ISP after the local tabloid ran
a piece about how they were violating young girls' privacy in public, which explains their "rebuttal".)
to Culture by freeside |
| Sunday Oct 31, 1999 | It's quick. It's simple. It's...goth. to Culture by djinn |
| Saturday Oct 30, 1999 | James Bond may only be a few decades old, but spying
goes back centuries. Take for instance, the information
found at the site devoted to
Spy Letters Of The American Revolution. to Culture by keith |
| Friday Oct 29, 1999 | Find out about what other people do for a living at the word.com work archive. This week a mayor advises not to have meetings. I like the US Army Psychologist Operations Specialist because he says things like, "We have to get people’s behavior to be what we want it to be." to Culture by birgitte |
| Wednesday Oct 27, 1999 | Reduce,
reuse, and
recycle.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Oct 20, 1999 | Back when I was a punk kid, I learned a lot of what I knew about telephony, UNIX, and social engineering from text files
distributed on online BBS's. Many of the classic files are available from the original sources
like Ripco and cDc.
Now I can finally get around to baking a Mauve box.
to Culture by akk |
| Tuesday Oct 19, 1999 | So I was looking for a place with ski conditions at Whistler's ski resort, and I typed in www.skireports.com. Guess where I ended up? to Culture by stimpy |
| Monday Oct 18, 1999 | Never got into breakdancing when it was all the rage in the 80's? Fear not - you can still be a retro king and learn the moves online. to Culture by pjammer |
| Saturday Oct 16, 1999 |
Rastafarians:
dope-smoking
hippies or
something else?
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Oct 14, 1999 | I'll admit it - I'm a masshole. I'm a better driver than you, my sports teams are better than yours, and we speak better than you. to Culture by imploded |
| Tuesday Oct 12, 1999 | Pirates were big believers in democracy and equality. If you don't believe me, go check out National Geographic's web piece about The Pirates of the Whydah. It's chock full of real historical information about pirates and the lives they led. Also see the official Whydah website for even more information about the onlt documented pirate shipwreck to be yet discovered. to Culture by keith |
| Monday Oct 11, 1999 | 15 miles out in the middle of California's Mojave desert is a public phone booth that
is getting a lot of interest. Check out
Godfrey's original site or
Mission: Hang it Up or
Andria's site or
other photos.
Of course the traditional media has to get in on the cult news action: read article at the
Phoenix New Times, the
SF Weekly, and the
Las Vegas Weekly.
Use this site to find other payphones in California. to Culture by gen |
| Sunday Oct 10, 1999 | Missing socks. Everyone has-- or, er, doesn't have-- one, but hardly
anyone does something about it. Until now. This has
been a public service announcement from Joel M. Reed and your friends
right here at Memepool. to Culture by braino |
| Friday Oct 8, 1999 | Japan: land of
exotic food,
beautiful art,
and
filthy toilets. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Oct 2, 1999 | America's [least] favorite utensil. to Culture by djinn |
| Tuesday Sep 28, 1999 | Temple Grandin is perhaps the
world's foremost
designer
of cattle and hog
slaughter
houses. She's also autistic, and
has written
several books about it.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Sep 21, 1999 | Julia Butterfly Hill climbed into a redwood almost two years ago, in protest and to protect the forest. She hasn't come down since. She named the tree Luna. Of course, you can read her poetry about her motivations and experience. to Culture by machita |
| Are you butch or femme?
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Sep 16, 1999 | Looking for something like Las Vegas,
but worried it's too classy?
Try Branson Missouri,
the graveyard of lost 'stars'
to Culture by mpc |
| Wednesday Sep 15, 1999 | Tribal societies like the Hopi Indians avoided the inherent problems of a law-enforcement class because accountability was built-in to their social structure; you interacted with the same hundred or so people your entire life, so you knew there would be consequences for inappropriate behavior. The Dick List from the fabulous Disgruntled Housewife.com may be a harbinger of this model scaled for the global village. to Culture by cricket |
| Friday Sep 3, 1999 | Virtual Tokyo tour: read about Hi-Tech Junky Town Akihabara, or
the Nanpa (pick-up) Hotspot Ikebukuro, or
Shibuya Ko-Gals now!
Surfing in Tokyo? go to Odaiba.
Leave the madness of Tokyo for Mt. Kumotori.
And after all of this intense Japanese culture, if you're feeling lost, maybe you need the new Casio GPS watch.
to Culture by gen |
| When My Twinn
grows up, will she be a
RealDoll? to Culture by nelson |
| Thursday Aug 26, 1999 | There's a group and a web site for everything. In this weeks' episode, members of the South Asian Journalists Association have a set of web pages devoted to a controvercial Vanity Fair photo spread. to Culture by faisal |
| Wednesday Aug 25, 1999 | The Star Links Oracle will get you from celebrity A to celebrity B, a la "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon". to Culture by succa |
| Thursday Aug 19, 1999 | Online complaining! About everything! Now these people are on my wavelength! to Culture by peterb |
| Friday Aug 6, 1999 | Help make the world a safer place for fans of crappy music! How? Help the police nab the thugs who ruined Woodstock. to Culture by boneyard |
| Tuesday Aug 3, 1999 | Regarding Vietnam is a gathering place for personal stories and a forum for dialogues about Vietnam's legacy in our lives.
to Culture by machita |
| Wednesday Jul 21, 1999 | Wow. They've already named a school after him. to Culture by boneyard |
| Wednesday Jul 14, 1999 | For a few decades at the beinning of the century, Sears sold
mail-order
house kits.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Monday Jul 12, 1999 |
The Dr. Seuss Web Page contains the usual
opportunities to buy stuff. The best part of the site contains links to
parodies
of Seuss. These include a
brief Freudian analysis of The Cat in the Hat
and a Dr. Seuss Purity Test. to Culture by machita |
| Friday Jun 25, 1999 | If you love Sanrio and you dig the Tarot, then Hello, Tarot was made for people like you (and me). to Culture by eclipse |
| Wednesday Jun 16, 1999 | Every heterosexual man alive has suffered, at least once, the gut-turning experience of
falling in love with a female acquaintance, only to have his heartfelt confession rebuffed
by the six most horrible words in the English language: "I just want to be friends."
Joe Loong's Foolproof Guide to
Making Any Woman Your Platonic Friend is, at turns, a hilarious and heart breaking
account of the unintented (good God, I hope unintended) grief that the women
in our lives visit upon us in the name of love, friendship, and other bullshit.
to Culture by pjammer |
| Tuesday Jun 15, 1999 | Everything you ever wanted to know about
Cossacks. Well, it's everything I wanted to know.
to Culture by mpc |
| Friday Jun 11, 1999 | You know, if I didn't use ICQ, I would never find URL's like Ab's Beanie Baby Page. to Culture by peterb |
| The Cynic's Sanctuary offers
resources for the crumudgeon in all of us - brought to you Rick Bayan, author of
the unsung but hilarious
Cynic's Dictionary.
to Culture by pjammer |
| Sunday Jun 6, 1999 | Are you a hacker? See what ReDragonand Robert Bickford have to say on the subject. Or just take
The Hacker Test or The Clueless Hacker Test. to Culture by keith |
| Saturday Jun 5, 1999 | He wears...interesting...clothing, at least for something that claims to be male...and you wondered why some closed-minded people think he's gay. to Culture by djinn |
| The extent to which Rob Brezsny's immensely quirky Real Astrology
is, well, real astrology is probably somewhat debatable. But that
it is fun, amusing, and a decent thing to read if you're just looking
for some general inspiration holds true whether or not you harbor
any beliefs about planets and constellations manipulating your life.
to Culture by keith |
| Thursday Jun 3, 1999 | Hey hepcats and chicks, check this page out to brush up on your dance steps! to Culture by stimpy |
| Friday May 21, 1999 | Hey! Wasshappnin'? Get Yo ass down to Pimpdaddy.com. Home of the "Yo Mama Snaps", and check out the Pimped-up products! to Culture by loothi |
| Wednesday May 19, 1999 | Tired of getting phony virus warnings and chain letters in your e-mail, without having a way to contribute to the fun? Fear not, The Urban Legends Generator will give you the tools you need to spread blatantly fabricated, bandwidth-eating propaganda of your own. to Culture by succa |
| Tuesday May 18, 1999 | AfroSquad - Leading the fight against The Man. to Culture by succa |
| Not only does the Keirsey Temperament Sorter have those stilted multiple-choice personality tests, but explanations and dating advice as well. It's horoscopes for people that believe in science!
to Culture by joshua |
| Friday May 14, 1999 | A somewhat nifty web site for the aspiring Italian wannabe.
They've got a particularly nice list of videos. to Culture by peterb |
| Thursday May 13, 1999 | The Billboard Liberation
Front, defacing billboards since 1977. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Saturday May 8, 1999 | The Power Puff Girls and
Shonen Knife.
Coincidence?
to Culture by peterb |
| Friday May 7, 1999 | Let's get metaphysical: A Lawyer Argues The Case For The Afterlife is a fascinating read, if somewhat pedantic. Includes an extensive bibliography, and attempts to convince the reader that Survival After Death Is A Scientific Fact. to Culture by erynn |
| Wednesday May 5, 1999 | Matchmaking has reached new depths of inanity: theSpark.com may be cute, but its features have tacky names like Pimpin' Cupid. to Culture by djinn |
| Variations on a theme: Girls? Ugh! and Boys are Icky. to Culture by djinn |
| Saturday May 1, 1999 | More than anything else, the web has proven that there is a fan for
any damn thing.
to Culture by mpc |
| Thursday Apr 29, 1999 | We are living in a world gone mad. "I have no
place to live, but I have a web site."
to Culture by peterb |
| Monday Apr 19, 1999 | Are you a dull man?
to Culture by djinn |
| Sunday Apr 18, 1999 | Don't you want to hear what the perfect man has to say? He even has a twin brother. Furthermore, here's how to find out what a perfect man is, exactly. to Culture by djinn |
| Wednesday Apr 14, 1999 | The Cornell department of Science and Technology Studies is sponsoring
a conference on such
gripping issues as
"The Modern Woman and Her Sanitary napkin: The Social Construction of Women
Through Feminine Technologies" and
"Psychiatrist As Chemical
Engineer, Patient As Cyborg". I wanna be a
cyborg!
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Car kitsch,
classic novelties, and
rubber rats. Find it all at the ultimate toystore:
Archie McPhee. to Culture by jacquez |
| Friday Apr 9, 1999 | Hot Bristish babe Cleo
spent a year living with
prostitutes in
Bangkok, six years as a
drug-smuggling hippie in India,
and wrote books about both adventures.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Mar 30, 1999 | Doomed Engineers - who they were, what they built, how they died.
to Culture by faisal |
| Wednesday Mar 24, 1999 | For people who never got over their teddy bears, comes
Fur Nation.
It contains
summer convention
and (of course)
furry porn. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Mar 19, 1999 | No one, not even surrealists,
understand
The Exquisite Cadaver,
but that has failed to stop people from playing that and other games, such as
How to Write A Dadaist
Poem. And, once the games are exhausted, try for romance with the
compliment generator. to Culture by jacquez |
| Thursday Mar 18, 1999 |
The 1999 Burning Man festival will
be here sooner than you think. Now might be a good time to make those travel plans, organize your
village's theme,
and purchase
tickets before April 15th's price increase.
to Culture by erynn |
| Tuesday Mar 16, 1999 | Nerve Magazine advertises itself as "literate smut".
With articles by Erica Jong,
an unparalleled gallery of nudes and
erotic photographs, and intelligent discourse on everything from
obscenity trials to
S&M restaurants. Erotic,
sensual, and brimming with socially redeeming value. to Culture by jacquez |
| Wednesday Mar 3, 1999 | What girl doesn't dream of getting
married at the Mall of America? to Culture by tregoweth |
| Monday Mar 1, 1999 | An interesting smorgasbord of very well processed nudes
intermixed with things like interesting and accurate articles
about layer 2 telco technologies such as DS1/T1 service.
to Culture by peterb |
| Friday Feb 26, 1999 | Import a Japanese carp for your pond for only $700, learn some Japanglish, and pick up some traditional Japanese clothing, all from Japan-shop.com.
to Culture by eclipse |
|
RageBoy shreds big media, intellectual property,
and other tarpaper with hallucinogenic
rants. to Culture by taoist |
| "Do you have to be black to speak jive?" The Jive Page brings you the answer to this and other important questions, such as "What is jive?" Get your hands off my 'fro!
to Culture by eclipse |
| Thursday Feb 25, 1999 | The English Server at Carnegie Mellon links resources
on everything from 18th Century cultural analysis to calls for papers to journals on half
the subjects imaginable. Perfect for satisfying the literary cravings of even the most jaded. to Culture by jacquez |
| Monday Feb 22, 1999 | Fight like apes
and
screw like
bonobos! to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Friday Feb 12, 1999 | Scientists studying the origin of crop circles should stop looking for UFO's and just see circlemakers.
Want to give it a shot? Even beginners can practice high art.. to Culture by eclipse |
| Tuesday Feb 9, 1999 | Cost of living getting you down? Try living in a jetliner you can't get onto your property. to Culture by faisal |
| Monday Feb 8, 1999 | Know your gay slang. to Culture by faisal |
| Friday Feb 5, 1999 | The Institute of Official Cheer is devoted to examples of pop culture from the 30s to
the 70s, examples that went oddly, and endearingly, awry. Don't forget to study the relationship between loose underwear and celery in
the illustrations of Art Frahm.
to Culture by joshua |
| Thursday Feb 4, 1999 | Find out if that pretty young thing is
legal.
to Culture by jacquez |
| Monday Feb 1, 1999 | Remember that guy in your class who took too much acid and was convinced
that "Sesame Street" was beamed directly from the Orbital Mind Control Lasers?
Well, now he works at Transparency..
Interesting essays on the psychology of TV, cinema, and other popular media.
to Culture by peterb |
| Monday Jan 25, 1999 | When the Fox network just isn't enough, there's
PursuitWatch. Just 99 cents a year
will get you pager alerts every time a TV station broadcasts a
high-speed chase. Unfortunately, and predictably, it's available in Los
Angeles only.
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Monday Jan 18, 1999 | There's no reason to be blue when you can be a part of Tonya's life. to Culture by peterb |
| "I Was a Teeny-Bopper for the CIA!" and other stories:
the acme of pop culture. to Culture by jacquez |
| Tuesday Jan 12, 1999 |
Stop wallowing in your own self-pity! Try
wallowing in someone else's for a while.
"Net Loss" is PigDog Journal's special report
on the breakup of "Net Celebrity" Kim Rollins and NeXT/MacOS X Server software company
OmniGroup founder Will Shipley. After going through
this sad vale of tears, you may feel the urge to bathe.
to Culture by peterb |
| Wednesday Jan 6, 1999 | Arthur C. Clarke joins
the "debate" over which year the next millennium
starts on.
to Culture by tregoweth |
| Thursday Dec 31, 1998 | Hurry up -- there's not much time left to enter
the 1999
Lee Atwater Invitational Dead Pool. to Culture by tregoweth |
| Wednesday Dec 30, 1998 | In the grand tradition of
La Petomaine comes the talented Brit
Mr. Methane, the "world's only
performing flatulist." If you're lucky enough to be in the UK on the 31st,
make sure to watch Channel 4 at midnight, when he'll be farting the
coutdown to 1999. He'll then "perform" 'Auld Lang Syne'. What better way
to start the year?
(And, yes, his site has sound clips.) to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Dec 22, 1998 | Learn to pee standing up.
The U.S. Army spent over 300 thousand dollars, to figure out a way for
women to pee standing without wetting themselves. They concluded that it
was not possible without the aid of a "funnel." They are wrong. By
visiting this site *you* will learn something that the U.S. Army *still*
doesn't know. (and it won't cost you a *thing*!)
to Culture by bruce |
| Thursday Dec 17, 1998 | I wonder what you get for being number 500.
to Culture by jason |
| Thursday Dec 10, 1998 | The French once again prove that they will put anything in their mouths.
to Culture by jason |
| Tuesday Dec 8, 1998 | Marx Redux? Homotopia? Lest you prejudge The Smurfs
as yet another cloying animated children's cartoon, consider an
alternative perspective. to Culture by urog |
| Wednesday Dec 2, 1998 | When pigs fly? to Culture by mfp |
| Tuesday Dec 1, 1998 | Who better to commemorate on a new stamp than
bad author and
proponent of aetheistic
selfishness Ayn
Rand?
to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Nov 17, 1998 | Watch out for the weird kids. to Culture by jason |
| Tuesday Nov 10, 1998 | Marilyn Manson kiddies now upgraded to street-gang status. to Culture by nyarl |
| Friday Nov 6, 1998 | If you want to know what its like to be Ponch's faggy sidekick then this is the place for you.
to Culture by jason |
| Wednesday Nov 4, 1998 | New studies reveal: Jesus was "goth as fuck". to Culture by faisal |
| Tuesday Oct 27, 1998 | The lowbrow site
used to be a small record label, but now it's
random quotes submitted by you, the viewer.
to Culture by deaner |
| Tuesday Oct 13, 1998 | Undercover spies infiltrate Germany and publish
some of their most fiendish designs
from the Cold War era. to Culture by nyarl |
| Wednesday Oct 7, 1998 | Find out what the mysterious trigraph "DEI" means. to Culture by bah |
| Tuesday Oct 6, 1998 | Lamer than tickle-me-elmo, it's this season's most annoying new toy.
to Culture by jason |
| Monday Oct 5, 1998 | Gothic Gardening, for confused little girls who aren't sure if they want to be Martha Stewart or Morticia Addams. to Culture by nyarl |
| Monday Sep 28, 1998 | Bored? Learn some valuable skills as you idle away year after mind-numbing year, and soon your new-found hobby will be the talk of the neighborhood. to Culture by nyarl |
| Friday Sep 25, 1998 | The National Organization of Women would be
cheering
Sister Frances, if she weren't a slave to
that patriarchal organization, the Roman Catholic
Church. Hypocrisy knows no bounds. to Culture by jacquez |
| Talk about progressive - after apologizing for the Inquisition and the Galileo incident,the current Pope is preparing to apologize for the Crusades. to Culture by akk |
| Thursday Sep 24, 1998 | Consumerist slave culture meets its ultimate enemy
and ultimate imitator in
industrial-strength propaganda. to Culture by jacquez |
| Americans: gettin' ass and taking names.
to Culture by faisal |
| Wednesday Sep 23, 1998 | When you absolutely, positively need to find
a celebrity corpse.
to Culture by jason |
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