Category: Web

Sweet: ultimately, as my brother nam aptly put it, it’s a “poor man’s official james bond megalomaniacal super-villian world domination mission control video wall”. Link lifted from here. As was the one right below this one, and don’t think I didn’t give serious consideration to stealing that exploding penis link as well. There’s just all…

It’s official. There’s a web page for everything. Every! Thing! Strange Foreign Objects in Dog Feces Wait! What’s that shiny thing over there? Bending down, I see a dog turd. Looking closer (but not too close), I am amazed at what I see: An entire strand of purple Mardi Gras beads that I had caught…

Some interesting musings on the growing popularity of sending e-mail attachments. I don’t notice this is increasing. I’ve been getting overly large attachments since I was a wee little information consumer. Certainly less experienced users generally think nothing of pushing multi-megabyte files through struggling mail servers, and even mail admins who should know better have…

Striking a delicate balance between the creepy and the comedic: Sure, you know what they look like when they’re masturbating, going to the washroom, and running four hours on their treadmill to exorcise their demons. […] [but] when you see them in the produce aisle putting kumquats into their cart, try to remember that your…

Hmm… Not quite sure what to make of Sixteen Pages. It’s incredibly interesting and fun to explore though.

Well, this can’t be good: GooglePeople is not sure it found the answer to your question “who is will raleigh“, but listed below are some possibilities to investigate. Selle Royal Saddam Hussein Angus Turnbull

Ha! It’s funny because it’s true (or soon will be).

So Many Links, I don’t know where to begin clicking. It feels a little like memepool on crystal meth. Some of those elephant links look mighty interesting too.

On the same day get the unfortunate news that Brainslug is going to move away from the charming little vignettes that Christian does so well, Matt points towards a fantastic little story from Adam. Looks like there are many more interesting stories over there, so much like Jerry Seinfeld, I find that I am Even…

When was the last time you said I love you? – is an exploration of the love stories of strangers, told through the voices of older people. Scripted from over 200 anonymous responses over three years to an online questionairre distributed by artist Jeanie Finlay. (requires Real Player)