Category: Web

There is a funny article posted over on frictionmagazine.com, Please Stop Talking, I Have to Use the Bathroom. [via Biz Stone]

I have to admit. I find cosplay to be – kinda creepy. I’m sure it’s all good fun, but it always seems to be sexualizing young girls in ways I’m not entirely comfortable with. Still, for all of its disturbing images, cospaly can’t hold a candle to the creepiness factor that is people dressed up…

Through my teenage years and 20s, my favorite band in the world was Rush. I still like them although it’s starting to be at least a little about the nostalgia. So, when I heard they had a web site, I rushed right on over. You should go there right now and click on Dialogue with…

Why does Google have a backrub logo? I feel like I’m missing out on some major meme or something.

The Sexiest Sentence Alive.

I noticed somebody left a bizarre comment in one of my ancient entries about donating some stuff. It didn’t make any sense to me, and as I was trying to figure out how the person posting could have so thoroughly missed the point, I decided to try a Google Search. Turns out I’m in the…

This is the third time I’ve wanted to dig up the link to Romeo and Juliet told in Haxor Speak, and I can never find it. It’s Here Keywords: Romeo Juliet Shakespear 31337 Haxor. Now if I lose it again, I may need to go off myself, ’cause there’s just no helping me.

This description of life in a North Korean prison is so ghastly, I hope it’s just propaganda. It was horrible to watch the prison doctor kicking the pregnant women with his boots. When a baby was born, the doctor shouted, “Kill it quickly. […] Kill it.” […] The prisoner/nurses, with trembling hands, squeezed the babies’…

Ha! iPod vs. Sliced Bread is super funny. Except by my count I think they gave the win to the wrong side.

I was interested in Wired’s coverage of an quaternions. According to the story, a quaternion is an equation used in calculating vectors and other physicsy types of things. They also seem in some weird way to have led to the development of radio. Thing is, Wired doesn’t describe what the equation is or how it…