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  • Growing

    From #!/usr/bin/girl, more flash game fun. Remember Grow? Remember Grow RPG? Well now it is an all new Grow, this time it’s a cube!

    Flash Fun: GrowCube
    Here’s a little fun for your Monday: GrowCube. I like to have something to distract me from the beginning of the week. [via #!/usr/bin/girl]

    I’ve almost got it figured out!

    Picture 1

  • FSM: The Game

    Flying Spaghetti Monster: The Game. I loved it. It was better than cats. I’m going to play it again and again. Require Flash.

  • Sekrits

    Twinkies
    Nick posted a link to PostSecret. A site where people mail in postcards with a secret on them. Pretty cool. I keep wondering if I have any secrets to share.

  • Hagrid and Jesus

    Thank you McSweeney’s for providing me with such fun reading materials. Today we’ve got Things Hagrid the Half Giant Woudl say If He Served Jesus Instead of Harry Potter and A Letter from “The Power” to Public Enemy.

    From the first:

    “Speakin’ of cups runnethin’ over, laddie, mine’s be gettin’ a mite dry. How ’bout changin’ this ‘ere water into somethin’ a bit more, well, frisky?”

    “Why, if a fellow wanted ta get away clean, Peter-me-lad, all they’d have ter do would be ta deny they ever even knowed Jesus. Uh-oh. I shouldn’t eh told yeh that.”

    And the second:

    Dear Chuckdee, Flavor Flavor, Professor Griffin, and everyone else,

    Hey, guys! What’s up? Or should I say “what up”? Is that how you hippity-hoppers and homeyboys and gangerbangers are saying it now? Never mind. I’ll get right to the point.

    Do we have to keep fighting like this? Or, more specifically, do you really want to keep fighting me? I don’t mind indulging you if that’s what you guys want. It’s not hurting me, of course, since I am The Power after all. But I just wonder if you might consider giving it up. I mean, this has been going on for a while and I’m still very much here.

    Do you realize that you’ve been fighting me since 1989? (What a crazy summer that was, huh? Whatever happened to that funky drummer?) Now, that’s 16 years ago. Babies born that summer are driving cars now! So much has happened since then. Presidents have come and gone, the Soviet Union collapsed. But not The Power! Honestly, guys, I’d really like to be your friend and hang out with you at your rapping concerts. It’s time to put this behind us.

  • Squirrel Bites Dog

    In the battle between animals. The squirrels shall rule the world:

    Labrador loses to a squirrel

    When Carl the labrador chased a squirrel into the woods, his owners’ only concern was for his quarry.

    But they should have worried about their dog. Because seconds later Carl re-emerged with the grey squirrel firmly clamped to his neck. [Telegraph.co.uk] [via Warren Ellis]

    As my gnome warrior in WoW says, “Ya’know. Squirrels are deadly when cornered.

  • Hung Like a Horse

    Here’s a fun little video for The Hollywood Reporter 26th Annual Key Art Awards. It features a number of well known voiceover artists. I know I’ve definitely heard all of them before on various movie trailers.

    via Boing Boing

  • Fan Death

    You find the strangest stuff on Wikipedia:

    Fan death is an urban legend confined primarily to South Korea. The legend states that an electric fan, if left running overnight in a closed room, can result in the death (by suffocation, poisoning, or hypothermia) of those inside. This belief also extends to air conditioners and the fans in cars. When the air conditioner or fan is on in a car, Koreans are apt to leave their car windows open a crack to avoid “fan death”.

    The legend is remarkably resilient, and is accepted even by many Korean medical professionals. In summer, mainstream Korean news sources regularly report on cases of fan death, even if more likely causes (e.g. heart attack, gunshot, alcohol poisoning) are evident. [Wikipedia: Fan Death]

  • WoW playing Mom Busts Kid

    Okay, a lesson for you kids out there. It’s very possible that your parents have more than a clue about computers these days. It’s not like my generation where most of them have no idea how to do things like “lob on”. From joystiq:

    Kid busted by WoW-playing mommy

    It used to be that a boy could play his favorite game all night and mean old Mom would be none the wiser about

    it.

    But when WoW’s so popular that Mom’s playing too, Junior runs the risk of getting busted. In the thread linked

    below, little boy Brion makes a rather innocent-sounding forum post at 3:30 AM. Trouble is, his mother notices

    because she reads that same forum. She responds:

    ”Pardon me for hijacking the thread, here..  But, Brion – if you don’t want your mother to know you were up

    and on the computer at 3:29 in the morning – DON’T post on a forum that she reads. Busted. Grounded.”

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