Another list of stuff I've seen in the past week or so.
First, some interesting blogs to read:
Fluxblog posts mp3s.
I sometimes read Clive Thompson.
Luna Nina always has over 3200 trackbacks.
Pundit Guy is a good read.
You can take quizzes or tests:
Is it art? Or is it something else?
How well do you know your California?
What would your Irish name be? A: Not what this stupid thing says.
You can watch amazing or amusing videos:
This is what I expected to happen to one of my blasphemous friends the other day. As it turns out, God didn't mind.
This is the world's gayest little 10-year-old dude.
PSA: In the periodic battles between Jeeps and trains, go with the train every time.
Are you not glad that the Rugrats kept interviewing after the animator of this thing left the building?
Check out this demonstration of a remarkable chicken catching machine that reduces the farmer's need to hire illegal aliens to catch his chickens.
You can play games:
Thinking Machine Chess.
Shoot people who are crossing a room.
Play stick avalanche. It hooked me for an hour.
A better way to bet.
You can see strange or interesting stuff:
These guys go around England and pick up stray photos. Then they post 'em and ask "is it you?"
Pee in the snow with skill.
The little dude here is as strong as your browser.
This 3-D site has all sorts of fun stuff to waste your day.
You can learn something new:
Do you know what Russian license plate look like? Wanna?
How reliable are eyewitness identifications?
The OC has its own craigslist now.
If you did poorly on that art quiz above, don't feel bad. Even the experts were fooled.
You can buy something unusual:
"My sister ratted me out to my boyfriend, so I'm selling her diary."
Other sister: "Oh, yeah? Then I'm selling her love letters."
Haven't you wanted to own some authentic royal flatulence?
Want a time machine sent back from the future? Too late. Golden Palace Casino beat you to it.
I'm not accusing anyone of anything, but it looks to me like the seller of this broken Playstation 2 got screwed by a pair of conspiring non-paying bidders in a run-up-the-seller's-fees eBay scam.
You can sit and wonder what these people were thinking:
Some dude carves intricate faces and shapes in seed pits.
Bad: your family name is "Blood." Worse: you name your kid "Dick."
I used to think Jews For Jesus was kind of weird. But it's not as weird as Jews for Bacon.
Brittney Gilbert's high school is readying for the class of 1995's ten year. They have posed their best, most, etc. Check out the middle one: most attractive. I respectfully disagree. Even if I'm drunk.
You can check out a place far, far away via web cam:
I love to look out over Mallory Square.
This time of year, you can watch the Montreal penguins nearly around the clock.
Every time I look at this webcam of the Eiffel Tower, it is nighttime.
This live jailcam warns: "Instances of violence or sexually inappropriate behavior by detainees during the booking process may occur. Viewer discretion is advised." To my disappointment, I've seen nothing of the sort.
You check out some weird news photos:
Someone needs to tell these players that "going to the Big Dance" is a figure of speech.
His friends call him "fig pucker" but he doesn't know why.
This is fashion?
Lesbians now call themselves "second class citizens." I guess I won't ever have to endure a flight in first class with Ellen DeGeneres again.
Finally, you can read a good bullshit story:
Sam Walton has been kicked out of hell by an annoyed Satan.
The new Lesbian Bible features the story of Justine, daughter of God, and her 12 disciplettes.
Calorie sellers are enjoying a banner year!
And I'm looking forward to that upcoming "24" episode about the lunch hour.
It all sounds like bullshit, but if someone took the time to write it down, it has to be true, right?
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