Good Morning, Mr. Kubrick...

Brian Atene, then...

...and now.

Some Sunday Entertainment...

Ken Blackwell's Plan For Ohio

The Ohio gubernatorial candidate speaks on the record about Man Boy Love...

Overheard in Chicago

In my quest to find all things related to "Suck My Catling!", I came across this site.

People submit funny things they've overheard on the streets of Chicago. I don't know why, but the one about the Cubs fans really cracked me up.

Phill Fill

At first this was just a game that was deceptively hard. Then I finished it. I haven't laughed that hard at something on the Internet in a long time.

I present to you: Phill Fill

Enjoy Phill!

An Oldie But A Goodie

We've all seen the old two-person midget gag at summer camp or a school talent show, but these guys really take it to the next level.

Watch This!

I'm not a big watch aficionado, but I still found this collection of odd and interesting watches interesting.

Been Really Busy...

...but I thought I had to post something. How about the best trick shot I've ever seen?

You Are Not Expected To Understand This

You are not expected to understand this, but it's hilarious to programmers and miscellaneous code monkeys.


Google Code Search is a new alpha product from Google Labs. Find every kludgy hack on the Internet with ease.

Like Movies? Don't Want To Actually Watch Them?

Well, my friend, Movie-a-minute is perfect for you!

Pleasant Echoes of War

I was reading another article on the BBC website when I saw this out of the corner of my eye: Tourists evoke wartime memories. I was kind of tired, and the first thing that went through my mind was that it might be a D-Day reenactment or something similar. What I found instead was a short but interesting article about a dancing waiter, an old woman with a hundred hats, and the reprinting of a military guide to France.