Tuesday, September 30, 2003
Poverty rate climbs, median income drops
(fairly "conservative" numbers, too, I'd say)
(fairly "conservative" numbers, too, I'd say)
Illuminati throws support to Schwarzenegger
(Four more Fnords! Four more Fnords!)
(Four more Fnords! Four more Fnords!)
Reaction time game
(...oh! is it my turn?)
(...oh! is it my turn?)
Monday, September 29, 2003
Beyond Belief
"The rules are simple.
Claims must be short, no long stories.
No long pauses when it’s your turn.
One point for every lie you successfully challenge,
one point for every truth you defend against a challenge.
Everything has to have happened to you or to somone you know:
no 3rd generation stories. It’s 20 bucks to play, winner takes all.
And nothing leaves the room."
"The rules are simple.
Claims must be short, no long stories.
No long pauses when it’s your turn.
One point for every lie you successfully challenge,
one point for every truth you defend against a challenge.
Everything has to have happened to you or to somone you know:
no 3rd generation stories. It’s 20 bucks to play, winner takes all.
And nothing leaves the room."
the Powerpuff Girls as symbolic representations of the Abrahamic religions
(pray...for..mojo!)
(pray...for..mojo!)
Sunday, September 28, 2003
Saturday, September 27, 2003
Flash- based juggling simulator
(click...oops...click...oops...click...wait!)
(click...oops...click...oops...click...wait!)
howtodread.com
"natty natty natty dot rastafaronix dot jah" y'all!
"natty natty natty dot rastafaronix dot jah" y'all!
Miss Kato's fifth-grade class figures out Radiohead
"We will play a career-spanning selection of Radiohead songs;
the kids, equipped with Sharpies and blank sheets of paper,
will simply draw whatever the music suggests to them.
We don't even give them the name of the band.
They don't know anything about Radiohead,
the mountain of criticism, the mythology.
Their thoughts and interpretations
are pure, unsullied, literally unique.
They are also extremely bizarre."
"We will play a career-spanning selection of Radiohead songs;
the kids, equipped with Sharpies and blank sheets of paper,
will simply draw whatever the music suggests to them.
We don't even give them the name of the band.
They don't know anything about Radiohead,
the mountain of criticism, the mythology.
Their thoughts and interpretations
are pure, unsullied, literally unique.
They are also extremely bizarre."
Monday, September 22, 2003
"We are facing death in Iraq for no reason"
(support our troops!
read their editorials in the Guardian!!)
(support our troops!
read their editorials in the Guardian!!)
Friday, September 19, 2003
Wednesday, September 17, 2003
The QUEST... i'm in!
Tuesday, September 16, 2003
The Misleader
"A Daily Chronicle of Bush Administration Distortion"
(featuring "The Mis-State of the Union")
"A Daily Chronicle of Bush Administration Distortion"
(featuring "The Mis-State of the Union")
"The Personality Forge,
the world's first community
of living people and artificial intelligence entities called bots.
Come on in, and chat with bots and botmasters,
then create your own artificial intelligence personality,
and turn it loose to chat with real people and other bots.
The bots will form emotional relationships with
and memories about both people and other bots."
the world's first community
of living people and artificial intelligence entities called bots.
Come on in, and chat with bots and botmasters,
then create your own artificial intelligence personality,
and turn it loose to chat with real people and other bots.
The bots will form emotional relationships with
and memories about both people and other bots."
Monday, September 15, 2003
How about a lemur meme?
Saturday, September 13, 2003
Robert & Shana ParkeHarrison
"He [Robert ParkeHarrison] comes down on the side of lamentation
but expresses it with an unusual combination of poetic license,
laboriously constructed props
and a wry and melancholy,
vaguely allusive sense of myth.
He appears in every picture,
in a black suit and white shirt with no tie,
a kind of Everyman or a minor employee of the universe,
patiently, dutifully doing a job that's too big for him.
That job is essentially to take care of a devastated Earth
with inadequate equipment.
He works or performs obscure rituals
in large and empty landscapes beneath gray skies.
Perhaps this is one man's private way
of saying that neither pollution, global warming nor digitalization
can entirely extinguish the hands-on experience
and human desire to create."
"He [Robert ParkeHarrison] comes down on the side of lamentation
but expresses it with an unusual combination of poetic license,
laboriously constructed props
and a wry and melancholy,
vaguely allusive sense of myth.
He appears in every picture,
in a black suit and white shirt with no tie,
a kind of Everyman or a minor employee of the universe,
patiently, dutifully doing a job that's too big for him.
That job is essentially to take care of a devastated Earth
with inadequate equipment.
He works or performs obscure rituals
in large and empty landscapes beneath gray skies.
Perhaps this is one man's private way
of saying that neither pollution, global warming nor digitalization
can entirely extinguish the hands-on experience
and human desire to create."
Thursday, September 11, 2003
Wednesday, September 10, 2003
"President's Address to the Nation:
An Important Update on That Mega-Scary Terror Stuff
That Makes a Hemorrhaging Treasury
and Pandemic Unemployment
Seem Totally Snoresville"
An Important Update on That Mega-Scary Terror Stuff
That Makes a Hemorrhaging Treasury
and Pandemic Unemployment
Seem Totally Snoresville"
Monday, September 08, 2003
This sandwich is for you, Warren!
(now get you some sleep)
(here's Booknotes' Zevon memorial linkmound)
(now get you some sleep)
(here's Booknotes' Zevon memorial linkmound)
Sunday, September 07, 2003
"Dear FutureMe..."
Preparatory notes for tonight's
Presidadvertainment mini-spectacular:
Living in Death's Dream Kingdom:
The Psychotic Core of Capitalist Ideology
This war on terrorism is bogus
Presidadvertainment mini-spectacular:
Living in Death's Dream Kingdom:
The Psychotic Core of Capitalist Ideology
This war on terrorism is bogus
Saturday, September 06, 2003
Friday, September 05, 2003
Paw Eg.
"Born 1960 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Has had many jobs, played drums,
written poems & painted paintings.
Now lives on a hill in England."
"Born 1960 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Has had many jobs, played drums,
written poems & painted paintings.
Now lives on a hill in England."
The Ambassador Wilson Affair:
The End of Karl Rove – And George Bush?
"This is the hottest and most explosive story
behind the scenes in Washington
in terms of how it could affect
the Bush administration."
The End of Karl Rove – And George Bush?
"This is the hottest and most explosive story
behind the scenes in Washington
in terms of how it could affect
the Bush administration."
Processing Processing
an essay by Paul Ford
an essay by Paul Ford
Thursday, September 04, 2003
Microsoft's Really Hidden Files
"Within these folders you will find two major things:
Microsoft Internet Explorer has not been clearing
your browsing history after you have instructed it
to do so, and Microsoft's Outlook Express
has not been deleting your e-mail correspondence
after you've erased them from your Deleted Items bin.
And believe me, that's not even the half of it."
"Within these folders you will find two major things:
Microsoft Internet Explorer has not been clearing
your browsing history after you have instructed it
to do so, and Microsoft's Outlook Express
has not been deleting your e-mail correspondence
after you've erased them from your Deleted Items bin.
And believe me, that's not even the half of it."
Cost of the War in Iraq
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