Posts tagged “web links”

Try this: Sitting down, start making clockwise circles on the floor with your right foot Now,...Aug 22, 2003

Your foot changed direction when you drew a "6" -- don't deny it. Also, I desperately want a Twister duvet cover for my birthday, and if you've ever tried using Odeon's site outside Internet Explorer, check out Accessible Odeon, which scrapes it for the useful bits.

There's not been a whole lot of blog this week, because I've been working really hard. So you'll...Sep 24, 2002

Been too busy working to blog much. My sources for the fun stuff: Gagpipe, Memepool, FARK, Slashdot, Google News. Also, keep reading the baby story. And here's a tasteless 9/11 joke I've been sitting on: New York, so good they whacked it twice.

Come, spend hours browsing the ad graveyard -- don't be fooled by the really tiny "[more]" links,...Aug 15, 2002

Browse the ad graveyard for hundreds of funny rejected ads. And what's with the Dow's 250-point swing? Some madman with a joystick is giggling as he jiggles the economy around, amazed anyone thinks markets are rational.

Well, 2 down, 9 to go, but unfortunately my brain's also gone which is going to make the remainder...Jun 10, 2002

2 exams down, 9 to go, and my brain has checked out. HCI is mind-numbing. Martian FM is the opposite: brilliant. Cowboys, Big Brother lookalikes, shoot-outs over plastering disputes. These people are wonderful.

The wonder that is Memepool has supplied me with the neverending stories of Sam the goat. Hint: Sam...Jan 8, 2002

Memepool led me to Sam the goat, who dies repeatedly. Also: go see Lord of the Rings, then check out the Orlando Bloom fan site. Bring a drool bucket.

For those of you not from the UK, the Daily Mail is a staunchly right-wing newspaper. Now, without...Sep 5, 2001

A satirical image imagines a world run by the Daily Mail, the UK's staunchly right-wing tabloid. Worth a look, as is the site hosting it, The Wibble, which reminds me of Matt's Alpen, but with a better name.

Hooray, non-corporate news! IndyMedia appears to rock; I will investigate further. Continuing in my...May 2, 2001

IndyMedia looks promising for non-corporate news. Also, here's how to build a budget atomic bomb capable of leveling a major city. Keeping up my anarchist streak lately.