This came from a blog I caught in passing and it seemed right up everyone's alley.  Mine starts off weak, but ends up pretty cool.

1. Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc)
2. Put it on shuffle
3. Press play
4. For every question, type the song that's playing
5. When you go to a new question, press the next button
6. Don't lie and ( Read more... )

Trogdor, an awesome heavy-metal song from the net-toon Homestar Runner, has been included in the video game Guitar Hero II, where you score points for thrashing a guitar-shaped controller in time with the music. Link (Thanks, Dan!)

From Boing Boing.   I can't wait to play this now!   Trogdor!

Okay, I'm home. I'm okay. Really don't feel like going into details here, but if you want, you can ask me about it next you see me.

I've been going through a lot of anime finds lately.  (Yes, I'm hopelessly behind the curve here, I'm sure, but bear with me.)  I've gotten really picky about what I spend my time watching, and really yearn for stuff that reminds me of shows that got me into anime in the first place.

I think this started with Mai Hime, a short while back.  Moving on ( Read more... )

All I do is post other's posts, anymore.  Que sara sara.  This one is from Boing Boing...
How do "info-addict" couples surf together?
Wired News columnist Momus is collecting stories about "information addicted" couples who spend their together time with a couple of computers, typing alongside of one another. That characterizes ( Read more... )

 The following is reprinted from Boing Boing and The Mad Professor.  This makes me want to curl up and cry.
Home chemistry under assault
Chemistry kits shouldn't be a crime, but increasingly they are.
Home science experimentation -- model rockets, chemistry sets and playing with explosives -- are a gateway drug to serious ( Read more... )

Ask a ninja explains net neutrality.
(via boing boing)

Good Eats, Amazing Feats"

Zolton Entra, Pero No Puede Salir
4/30/2006 11:18 pm[]

I've got nothing against Chuck Norris. Or Vin Diesel. Or even Bill Brasky.

But sometimes you need a hero with different skills. Culinary skills, for instance. A man who slings pickle chips, not roundhouse kicks. A guy with a powerful bouillabaisse, not a blazing beard ( Read more... )

OMFG.  Is anyone besides me shocked at Newsweek's stupidity?
Return to Monkey High
Wednesday May 3, 2006 by Ed Felten
Newsweek has released its annual list of America’s top high schools, using the same flawed formula as last year. Here’s what I wrote then:

Here is Newsweek’s formula:
“Public schools are ranked according to a ratio devised by ( Read more... )

Wasn't it just Monday, some of us were talking about Venus Wars at anime night? Anyone want to buy a motorbike? This one is made by the company that makes Learjets. It runs on Hydrogen and comes straight out of old-school anime.http://www.bornrich.org/entry/