Category: Web

  • Patterns and Chance

    The world has a new prophet. God speaks to her through Scrabble. She’s the Craziest. I don’t get the sense that she’s all that earnest. Well, maybe a little earnest. I’m not sure. It does kind of make we want to get out my Scrabble board though. Maybe I’ll get the tripple-tripple.

  • Otto Is Funny

    Otto is his name, and he’s pretty important. He’s also pretty funny, so if you’re looking for something funny, you could do worse than cruising by and giving him a read. I would not like the Krab, or the hair suit. I might like to tour the underwear factory, I’m not sure, but I’m sure…

  • What’s Cooking?

    I don’t cook. Ever! But, if I did, Cooking For Engineers would be my kind of recipe site. The way those recipes are layed out is a work of genius.

  • The Meme-Machine

    MetaFilter has an interesting discussion of how the left and right of American politics delivers its message. The thread starts a bit slow with the typical position defending, and I don’t know how it will end, but there are some interesting thoughts there.

  • The Best Crayon

    Spider-Man Reviews Crayons “Blue Violet,” meet “Red Violet.” You guys are brother and sister. That means no hanky panky. And your mother was a big whore. Now that’s some funny stuff right there.

  • Political Intelligence

    According to some guy named Converse who did studies about 50 years ago, and the New Yorker story The Unpolitical Animal, only about 10% of people in the US have a clear understanding of what the various parties and candidates stand for. Even when people think that they are thinking in political terms, even when…

  • Cool

    Abnormal Behavior Child looks a like a mildly interesting flash movie at first, but stay with it. It gets much more interesting. via

  • Subservient President

    I imagine you’ve all already seen it by now, but in case you haven’t, Subservient President is funny.

  • She Only Likes Italic Men

    Mmmmm… Not My Type is like animated emoticons on steroids. It’s so cool. I love it.

  • Outsource Your Job

    Heh! Now that’s funny!: “About a year ago I hired a developer in India to do my job. I pay him $12,000 to do the job I get paid $67,000 for. He’s happy to have the work. I’m happy that I only have to work 90 minutes a day, talking code. My employer thinks I’m…