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Comments: (2)2005-05-31
Something else that makes fun of the Episode III "Nnooooooooooo!"
Comments: (2)2005-05-30
He wanted two bullseyes for the shot. I maintained that the tip of the dart must be in the board for it to count. :)
Comments: (48)2005-05-30
Comments: (0)2005-05-30
I already read about this earlier today, but Boing Boing's title is just priceless.
Comments: (2)2005-05-30
Stupid Web Gag. There are a ton of loops involving Vader's "Nnnnnnoooooooooooo!" scream from Episode III on this web site, but so far this is the only one I've seen that is actually funny. Thanks, Nick.
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Comments: (0)2005-05-27
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Comments: (6)2005-05-26
Amusing to FPS nerds. The domino effect in the Half-Life 2 engine. And a guy gets crushed.
Comments: (1)2005-05-26
YES.
Comments: (0)2005-05-26
X-Men! (Thanks, Jess)
Comments: (2)2005-05-26
Brilliantly executed hippie propaganda. Groan-worthy puns abound in this Star Wars rip-off. I may not agree with their FUD-spreading dogma, but I can agree that talking vegetables re-creating Star Wars are hilarious.
Comments: (0)2005-05-25
Have you guys been following the Broadcast Flag brouhaha?
Comments: (7)2005-05-24
Comments: (0)2005-05-24
Comments: (0)2005-05-24
Discussion about Episode III including my gripes about it (spoilers).
Comments: (0)2005-05-24
Animal shapes made out of weiners. Thanks, Jesse.
Comments: (7)2005-05-24
An example of natural selection at work. I guess we'll have to wait for their next stunt before they really remove themselves from the gene pool, though.
Comments: (0)2005-05-24
Another awesome search from msn.com that got some poor soul here:
how to build cornhole boxes
I'm not sure I want to look that one up.
how to build cornhole boxes
I'm not sure I want to look that one up.
Comments: (2)2005-05-23
Another article about creationism and evolution. Scientific American.
Comments: (0)2005-05-20
So, the article is only mildly interesting, but this quote is great:
'there was a Siemens office there where they answered the phone "Hello, Siemens Staines!"'
'there was a Siemens office there where they answered the phone "Hello, Siemens Staines!"'
Comments: (0)2005-05-20
Comments: (4)2005-05-20
I wish to barbecue.
Comments: (3)2005-05-20
Comments: (7)2005-05-19
Comments: (0)2005-05-19
The Borowitz Report. This is pretty funny. And here's a good topical quote:
Elsewhere, a terrorist seeking 72 virgins was found waiting on line for the new "Star Wars" film.
Elsewhere, a terrorist seeking 72 virgins was found waiting on line for the new "Star Wars" film.
Comments: (12)2005-05-19
Comments: (11)2005-05-18
New acquisitions:
- Fire pit
- Gazebo
- Barbecue
Comments: (3)2005-05-18
Comments: (0)2005-05-17
Bastard Tetris. It always gives you the worst possible piece.
Comments: (3)2005-05-17
Female orgasms are "just for fun". I swear I'm not just trying to attract pervs with keywords...
Comments: (2)2005-05-17
Somethingawful does LCD game adaptations of movies. Movies such as Remains of the Day and Schindler's List...
Comments: (0)2005-05-16
Comments: (0)2005-05-16
Your very own R2-D2.
Comments: (0)2005-05-16
Oh man. That's awesome. It's a parody of the comics on a site which explain to kids how to make fun stuff like an electric motor built from paperclips, wire, nail polish, and a battery, but I can't find that site to post the link.
Comments: (2)2005-05-16
So: I've decided that I need a patio set, barbecue, and maybe a gazebo for my south-facing backyard. Also, I'm thinking of getting a pond for the back yard... And a movable fire thingy. And the gazebo will have strings of lights inside it.
The moral of the story is that I've lost my mind.
The moral of the story is that I've lost my mind.
Comments: (9)2005-05-13
Comments: (1)2005-05-13
I got a great new thing to say to someone.
<sigh> "Well, I'll just have to console myself in the security afforded by the knowledge that you are wrong."
This comes from a conversation with Erin. Thanks Erin!
<sigh> "Well, I'll just have to console myself in the security afforded by the knowledge that you are wrong."
This comes from a conversation with Erin. Thanks Erin!
Comments: (15)2005-05-11
CDs vs. Vinyl. Fight!
Comments: (4)2005-05-11
Comments: (0)2005-05-10
There are all sorts of things wrong with this sentence:
"I could crochet you a really manly purse." -- Erin
"I could crochet you a really manly purse." -- Erin
Comments: (6)2005-05-10
Comments: (9)2005-05-10
A funny story about Hilary Rosen.
Comments: (12)2005-05-10
George Lucas, please don't crush my spirit a third time.
Comments: (3)2005-05-09
Lots of interesting and cool things on the web...
- Relaxation game
- Ridiculous hot sauce
- Self-referential quiz
- Retro handset for cell phones
- For those engineers who want to open cans with a ring. (I've seen people hurt themselves trying to do it with their Iron Ring).
- The ultimate in home defense
Comments: (5)2005-05-06
Slashdot: Kansas Challenges Definition of Science. (here is the article they link to)
Comments: (1)2005-05-05
Always have someone proof your logo before you decide to use it.
Comments: (0)2005-05-04
Comments: (3)2005-05-04
These are excellent. Kids making drawings based on idiomatic expressions. "Bar star" would make a great t-shirt.
Comments: (0)2005-05-04
Even more on the RIAA and mp3 sharing.
Comments: (4)2005-05-03
Point, counterpoint on music piracy.
Comments: (13)2005-05-03
Your failed business model is not my problem: the t-shirt.
Comments: (0)2005-05-03
Comments: (1)2005-05-03
Make sure you support local cinema by going to see The Greatest Love Story Ever Told at the Princess theatre. The cast and crew are all local actors: most of which are improvisors. It'll give you your dose of weird for a good month.
Comments: (0)2005-05-02
Mmmmmm. Bacon.
Comments: (24)2005-05-02
Why is this happening? I don't want to see a new 21st century version of the Dark Ages, do you?
Comments: (2)2005-05-02
Still sick, but well enough to go to work. This is my 8th day on this flu. <seethe!>