Another list of stuff I've seen in the past week or so.
First, some interesting blogs to read:
Spots of blog lists other interesting blogs, which makes it interesting.
Trial.com has a blog. If you're a lawyer, you might like it.
LadyGypsy is fun to watch.
Angie Muldowney's Lemon Light is pretty good, too. I especially like the photoposts.
You can take quizzes or tests:
Are you going to hell? I scored a 138. I'm enjoying life, but not going to hell, maybe.
How well you you know your icons?
Are you a weather genius?
You can watch amazing or amusing videos:
This shot was awesome, and it meant winning the game, to boot.
Michael Jackson admits his pedophilia. [Might not be legitimate.]
This drunk driver can't even stand up straight, but gets behind wheel.
A cop shoots himself to demonstrate the danger of playing with guns. Then he breaks out with the rifle and kids freak out.
You can play games:
First, you free the balloon. Then, you email me and explain how to play this stupid game.
Another one of those puzzle thingies.
Counting stars might seem easy, but it's not.
Take back Illinois.
You can see or do strange or interesting stuff:
The WTF Hall of Fame wasn't what I expected.
Coffee art that you can drink. (But take a picture first.)
Check out the world's most accurate sundial. (But it's still worthless in a rainstorm.)
If you like this David Hasselwhatever picture, you are gay, gay, gay. [Update: It now points to yourethemannowdog.com, which is really lame and annoying.]
You can learn something new:
How to get over that girl that your probation officer won't let you stalk.
Old and Busted: "John is Dead." Not Hotness: "Sleep with me, I'm not too young."
How to clean anything.
If you hate saying no, say some of this bullshiznit instead.
You can buy strange or wonderful things:
If you use this hair dryer, you are asking for trouble.
I am buying, like, 500 of these.
The answer to the question: "What's under those overalls?"
How to build your own guillotine. Just $38.
You can sit and wonder what these people were thinking:
Garage jumping is the new rage. It lets you fall six stories to your near-demise.
On April 1st, you might consider making your friend's apartment look upside down.
Wanna go noodling? Hell no!
What would possess someone to pose in a coffin with one's iPod?
You can wonder when these twins were first separated:
That crazy old guy from the Magic Mountain ads and attorney Alan Burton Newton.
You can check out a place far, far away via web cam:
The Maui Sheraton is always good.
Der Matterhorn.
The Three Sisters in the Rockies.
Mount Shasta.
You check out some weird news photos:
This is the world's least comfortable looking bed.
This dog would scare the crap out of me.
Check out the wussies, especially the dude with the lifesaver on his tongue.
Did I already post the Iranian kid rapist and his blue-rope fate?
This chick needs a haircut worse than those dudes in Easy Rider.
That finger in the chili looked like this.
If people tend to look like their pets, this cat must be owned by some serious ugliness.
Just when I think the U.S. has the craziest Christians, I see this. On the other hand, it's no worse than a tongue-piercing.
Finally, you can read a good bullshit story:
This story will someday happen to Jenna Jameson's kids.
They might send in the troops to save Terri Schiavo.
Africanized fleas are coming!!!!
Terri Schiavo can be rehabilitated, says Nobel Prize-nominated doctor. Oh, except that real Nobel nominations are not made public for 50 years, and this guy's nomination came from an ineligible nominator, and this Nobel nominee has a disciplinary record before the Florida Medical Board. In other words, his credentials are as Nobel-worthy as mine would be if my wife nominated me for the prize....
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