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August 31, 2004
Famous Realtors
Free idea from Mister Pants: If you're moving, here's a way to save money on moving costs: before you move, loan all of your belongings to friends. And then after you've moved, ask them to return them.
Welcome to Trygve Lode's treehouse
Bricks and Brass is your web site if you are looking for an older, period house
Previously mentioned: Realtors with unfortunate names
…”She married a successful, but not famous, realtor”…
Any other famous Realtors out there?
One man’s opinion: Do you still need an agent to buy a home? (Try to do it without one.)
“In an effort to sell my house I made a trip to the bible store. A friend of mine told me that if you buy a St. Joseph statue, bury it in the yard upside down and facing the house and say a prayer to St. Joseph everyday - your house will sell. So I buried the statue and prayed my anxious little heart out. St. Joseph, it's all in your hands now.”
Our Large Real Estate Resource Center Here
August 31, 2004 in Real estate | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
Pass the Uni
Eye candy from Shutterbug
My first Spam Musubi, made with fried Spam instead of raw fish
For sale on eBay: Official sushi Chopsticks hand made for Japanese Mafia
Sushi Moments in TV & Film (Sorry, a tripod site)
New food products from the Pacific Rim - Wasabi Pops from Doctor Fun
Hostess Twinkies Sushi and Crispy Candy Sushi Snacks
Sushi collectibles, including a Sushi Vinyl Shower Curtain
Our Big Collection of Unique Sushi Links Here
August 31, 2004 in Food - Sushi | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
August 30, 2004
The real history of the internet
Welcome to PONG-Story, a site dedicated to Ralph H. Baer, inventor of the video game
The Complete History of the Internet
Linux isn't only for geeks - Welcome to the Linux Jewellery Store. Also, Computer Key Rings
Alien Fossil Mouse from Ultimate Computer Case Website
Things Google knows about you. (From Kottke)
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwll-Llantysiliogogogoch, the World's Longest Single Word Domain Name
McSweeney's E-mail Addresses It Would Be Really Annoying to Give Out Over the Phone
More to Life on the Internet Here
August 30, 2004 in Internet | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Twins, Heros and Artists
He did “Switched-on Bach”, the album that launched the synthesizer, as Walter Carlos, but later became Wendy Carlos, a versatile artist
The clay eaters - Geophagia disorder seen as a cultural phenomenon, especially in rural South. (From Waxy)
The Conscience of Abu Ghraib whistleblower Joe Darby
Do you have Eyes on your back?
Angie Pontani and The World Famous Pontani Sisters
Chronological History of Conjoined Twins from “Twin Stuff” (The web’s largest community for twins, triplets-and-higher)
Many More Human Interest Stories Here
August 30, 2004 in Unusual People | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
No ordinary tourism
A Tribal Tattoo Journal visits the disappearing origins of tattoo art
How to See the World On $25 a Day or Less
Back in the 70s there was an outlaw race where a group of guys in modified cars drove from NY to California in 32 hours, 7 minutes. It formed the basis for the movie "Cannonball Run". Here's the link to the documentary about it
the African expedition project with Journalist Tatiana Parfishina. From Belarus to Africa
Four on Tour have been at it for 511 days, 20 hours, 49 minutes, and 54 seconds
One man's journey toward freedom A few years ago, Jeffrey Sawyer quit his job, sold all his possessions, and set out walking from Asheville, NC. He had no destination in mind and no goal except to inquire into the meaning of life, love, and freedom. After traveling as far as Minnesota, he returned to where he started. Since then, he has taken many such journeys, not only in the US but in Mexico, Hawaii, and Southeast Asia. Everywhere he goes, he carries little or no money and does most of his traveling on foot
Le Viaduc de Millau is being built
Bangkok's tallest buildings over the years
Un-related link: Available Balance $756,891.76
Many Other Unusual Travel Links Here
August 30, 2004 in Traveling Places | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
August 29, 2004
“Medal Gate”
Political Appearance - Can you tell at a glance if someone’s a Republican or a Democrat? A quiz
“I have a lot of trouble in the bumper sticker department. Bumper stickers are all about pithy one-liners, and that’s exactly what’s wrong with political debate these days. You can’t fit nuance into the space. So here are some nuanced Bumper Stickers”
Total Box office of Fahrenheit 9/11 up to now - $168 million. Michael Moore's new letter: "Kerry has tried to pass himself off as a war hero, but thanks to you and your friends, we now know the truth"
ConventionGate: "Let's turn a corner, any corner" - An exclusive look at Bush's nomination speech
RNC: How to score at the convention. (To supplement Mr. Sun’s previous article How I would score at the DNC convention
“fuggedaboudit!” - The Great America Shout, for September 2nd, 2004, 10 pm. Cover of the banned TimeOut New York magazine
Btw, what does this display of body language tell you?
MedalGate: Viet Cong Veterans Denounce Kerry: 'Sampan Veterans For Truth' Call Kerry Unfit For Command. And, Mark Fiore’s “The Miracle of Political Attack”
TEX! George Bush and the Fine Art of Character Assassination
Nostalgic & Patriotic Posters. (From “Goyk”)
More Fair and Balanced Election News Here
August 29, 2004 in 2004 Election | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
Accordion Festivals
You don’t want to miss The Cotati Accordion Festival this weekend
You also don’t want to miss The National Lawn Mower Racing Contest in Waynesboro, PA. (From “Girl Hacker”)
Origami Weekend 2004. Other exhibits from previous festivals. On Yahoo, a display of some Origami Dragon from the festival.
Four million Sikh are coming to Amritsar, to celebrate the 400th year of the Sikh holy book, the Guru Granth Sahib
National Penis Day (A New Zealand AIDS Foundation Festival. From “Persentio”)
Sziget Festival 2004. (What the heck is that?)
Other Strange Festivals from Around the World Here
August 29, 2004 in Festivals | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
The Beer Song
World's Largest Six-Pack in LaCrosse, Wisconsin
The beer song: I like Beer ’cuz it is good
Bottle Opener /Fridge Magnet
Some controversy with Molson's "Friends" ad Campaign
Simplest Homemade Beer: What you need & how to brew
Beer in aluminum bottles on the way. Thank you, Alcoa
A guy & his mug - The more you look at this picture, the more you realize how happy it is
According to Side Salad, nobody likes a glass of beer with a big head
A Huge Collection of Unusual Beers And Other Alcoholic Beverages Here
August 29, 2004 in Beverages - Beer | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Goodbye to Orange County
Thumbnail Photos of Orange County Telephone Directories
The Early days in San Clemente
Photos from Cardiff by the Sea
Mountain Biking in Southern California
AutoFree Orange County, Discovering Life Without A Car. (Thanks, “Digital Souls”)
120,000 killer bees in Santa Ana
(Now that I have moved to Riverside, postings about Orange County will probably become sporadic.) Many more Unusual News about Orange County Here
August 29, 2004 in Orange County, California | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack
Greetings Achievers
You're entering a world of Lebowski: 1500 Achievers from 30 states and abroad attended the Lebowski Fest New York two weeks ago. Here are some Tall tales and fan photos from The Knitting Factory 2004
A guy dressed as the rug
Bowling pin autographed by Jeff Bridges
This Aggression Will Not Stand T-shirt
Swearing Jesus (Very abusive. Modeled partly after Jesus Quintana)
Goofs - Mistakes and errors that occur in the movie
Another random Lebowski Generator
Many Strange Big Lebowski Links Here
August 29, 2004 in Cinema - "The Big Lebowski" | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Eat the rich
A comprehensive list of Songs about money
Money is not the root of all evil. But too much money can make you talk nonsense. Too little money can have the same effect.
Why you should stop writing checks
Teach your kid about money with the Amazing Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Toy
A pyramid scheme is the name for a scam that coerces people to both contribute money and help promote the program…
Our Strange Links about Money Here
August 29, 2004 in Money & Finances | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
August 28, 2004
Just Say No
Fictional American presidents from President Gary Nance to President Josiah Bartlet
An archive of results from recent New York Times polls
A primer in discrimination against GOPers - Socially acceptable bigotry. Why are many progressive Democrats intolerant and mean toward those with whom they disagree politically?
On the other hand: We’re Not in Lake Wobegon Anymore - How did the Party of Lincoln and Liberty transmogrify into the party of Newt Gingrich’s evil spawn and their Etch-A-Sketch president, a dull and rigid man, whose philosophy is a jumble of badly sutured body parts trying to walk?
Be independent: Just Say No To Everything
How Long Can the Country Stay Scared? by Bruce Schneier
Bill HR 3687 IH - To amend section 1464 of title 18, United States Code, to provide for the punishment of certain profane broadcasts, and for other purposes
“TV Series #1” by Jeffrey Wiener. Watch there also "TimeBomb Man of the Year" with Chairman Arafat
More Strange Politics Here
August 28, 2004 in Politics | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
Someone left the cake out in the rain (?)
The Blessing of the Cars. Ten years ago, Stephanie and Gabriel Baltierra of Los Feliz decided they loved their cars so much they wanted to get them blessed
Sculptural Works in MacArthur Park. Photo blogging from the area around the park today, by Jake Dobkin. Song facts about MacArthur Park by Richard Harris .
Rioter statuette by Jon Haddock
Andrew Wood’s LA Streamlined, art deco style
Playa del Rey, Marina del Rey and Venice by Steve Fazzio
"50mm" - L.A.'s Graffiti Art website
(I must re-post The Drum Machine, this little Japanese headbanger Troupe here for no other reason that it is too cool)
Many More Unusual Links About Los Angeles and Orange County Here
August 28, 2004 in Los Angeles | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
"The only way to reduce the number of nuclear weapons is to use them"
History of elevators. (From Johan Jacobsson)
“Nothing shocks me. I'm a scientist” and other non-Indiana Jones Scientific quotes (From Mike Power)
10 Patents That Changed the World
Cheating Chernobyl. Alexander Yuvchenko was one of the few workers at Chernobyl's reactor number 4 the night it exploded on 26 April 1986 to have survived.
Do you have a problem with flies or mosquitoes ? Problem solved with The Amazing FlyGun
Invented by Mistake: Coca-Cola, Post-it, Scotchgard, Penicillin
Quote above from Rush Limbaugh. Many More Unusual Inventions & Discoveries Here
August 28, 2004 in Science & Inventions | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Tartan patterns
Outkast's Andre 3000 Named Best-Dressed Man (with documentation/gallery)
The Jesus Hair cut from Tan’s custom hair cuts in Laurel, MD
The fashion photography of Kenneth Wong
Janet Jackson shields are held in place by piercing jewelry
Ugly Dress, the archive of the world's worst Bridesmaids dresses
The making of Lauren, a display mannequin
The usual disclaimer: Based on the frequency of Fashion postings, readers may suspect that I am very fashion-conscious myself. Nothing could be further from the truth. Many More Strange Fashion Links Here
August 28, 2004 in Fashion | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack
August 27, 2004
Top 10 Jokes
Look for guidance in the good book: Open your Bible, and put your finger down on a random page
TOP 10 McGreevey jokes from Mookie
The State of the George W. Bush Joke. Example: Another “funny” pastiche of the State of the Union Address
Cajun Jokes: You Might be Cajun If You gave up Tabasco for Lent
Many More Odd Jokes and other Funny Stuff Here
August 27, 2004 in Jokes | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Convictions are more dangerous foes of truth than lies
How not to buy happiness (pdf)
The Secrets of Scientology - "The Church of Scientology is a rich and vengeful religious cult, or as one critic puts it, "a cross between the Moonies and the Mafia." But it would be a mistake to dismiss its underlying technology as harmless or ineffective. Scientologists know a great deal about thought control, social control, rhetorical judo and high pressure sales…" Oh oh, now I’ll be sued…
Likewise: The Skeptic’s Directory tells about the background of Landmark Education
Nietzsche Aphorism Page: One begins to mistrust very clever people when they become embarrassed. Here are some of Nietzsche's music compositions and Nietzsche's photographs
Quote above by Nietzsche. Photo of the famous Hubbard Pumpkin above from “Anti-sects”. Many More Intelligent Links and Brainier Links Here
August 27, 2004 in Brainy | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
August 26, 2004
Giant California Garage Sale
Magnificent obsession - Photos of California Telephone Books!
How one brave man built his own State of California Costume
The Gum Wall of San Luis Obispo
The father of blogger Denise Howell runs Little River Inn, a family-owned destination hotel and resort on the Mendocino coast. The way she always writes about it, makes me want to go & visit
Many More Unusual Stories From California, from Hawaii and from Iowa Here
August 26, 2004 in California | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Special Joker, Ace of Spades
You think you are a Master Tetris player? Think again
One of the largest collections of Happy Drinking Birds in captivity. (From Boynton)
Find the differences: How does the second panel differ from the first? (Scroll down for answers. Another Bovine Inversus Production)
A collection of Cute Things
Non-standard Jokers: The extra "Joker" card is believed to have been invented by American Euchre players who, when modifying the rules sometime during the 1860s, decided that an extra trump card was required. Originally he was called "The Best Bower" and then later "The Jolly Joker"
1950's Children's Wall Decorations. From “Vintage Toys”
Mr. Dope Man - a great way to increase your knowledge of botany while growing your own stash
Our Large Collection of Games & Toys Here
August 26, 2004 in Games | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
May you stay forever young
The Bob Dylan Ticket Stub Archive! (Thank you Mark. Also there: The Van Morrison Ticket Stubs )
Dylan lyrics or poorly-translated English on Japanese food packages?
A list of Bob Dylan mentions in non-Bob-Dylan songs. (From “J-Walk”)
Look into this face - who do you see?
The "Blonde On Blonde" Missing Pictures and Duets with Bob. (These and much more from The Directory of Bob Dylan’s Unreleased Songs )
When Dylan was king. About the May 1969 taping of 'The Johnny Cash Show' at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville
Why Baltimore House Music Is The New Dylan. By Scott Seward
'Dylan’s Chronicles: Volume One’ to be published October 12
Many Unusual Bob Dylan Links Here
August 26, 2004 in Music - Bob Dylan | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
August 25, 2004
"I just accidentally shot Marvin in the throat"
Trunk shots at Tarantino films
Trailer for the new Jet Li’s “Hero”
Selling out: The Vega Brothers spinoff - sounds stupid already
“Is it heresy to prefer True Romance to everything else Quentin Tarantino has had a hand in? I certainly find it the most repeat-viewable”
Pulp Fiction Movie Cells for sale
Tarantino’s Blog - Is it real or is it a hoax? Either way, it’s pretty lame
Illustration above by Tomer Thanuka. Everything you need to know about Big Kahuna Burgers Here
August 25, 2004 in Cinema - "Pulp Fiction" | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack
"I believe you have my stapler"
Top 100 law firms in terms of billing, with highest slot at $1.3B gross revenue. But how much do lawyers earn? Median Base Salaries by Associate Year and Firm Size
Tricks of the Trade: For every occupation, there is a catalog of secrets only its employees are aware of. For example, for Cardboard Box Flattener - When hitting the sealed bottom of a cardboard box to flatten it, do not punch it with your knuckles like you’re boxing—that will start to hurt real quick. Instead, strike it with the bottom of your fist, as if your hand were a gavel…
I believe you have my stapler. I mean, my red Swingline stapler
Outsource your own job to earn more!
How to write a masterpiece of a resume
Other Strange Links about Your Job Here
August 25, 2004 in Jobs | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
August 24, 2004
Classic Americans
Elliott Landy's classic photos of Woodstock '69.
American Sign Museum opens its doors to the public!
Gallery of Peers: Alexander Hamilton’s family, friends, colleagues & rivals
A Perfect First Lady. (From Newsday’s GOP Convention Special. Note The Pieman in the middle of page!)
Amish.Net is America's first website devoted to Amish Country information, Amish made products and tourism services. Here you'll learn about the Amish people and history, the Amish culture, and its best-known icon, the horse-drawn Amish buggy
Miles of Mules is an arts project that stretches the 165 mile length of the Delaware and Lehigh Canal Corridor. More than 150 decorated, life-sized fiberglass mules dot the landscape of five Pennsylvania Counties
You Know You're From New Mexico When you price-shop for tortillas, you hated Texans until the Californians moved in, and your swamp cooler got knocked off your roof by a dust devil…
New England Ruins by Rob Dobi
John Wayne is not dead - Folks, I'd like to sing a song about the American dream. About me. About you. About the way our American hearts beat way down in the bottom of our chests… (Warning: May offend 49% of all Americans!)
The American Lung Association State of the Air 2004 report
Many More Strange Items about America Here
August 24, 2004 in Americana | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Elvis has left the building: Time for another portion of Grow-a-Brain’s “List of Firsts”
Games of the First Olympiad - 1896
The car that changed the world: First Model T comes together - August 12, 1908
"My Daddy Rocks Me (with One Good Steady Roll)" - There are many candidates for the title of the first Rock and Roll record - 1922!
The Earliest Known Recording of Broadcast Television from the BBC's 30-line service: The 'Silvatone' Recording: 1933
Who was the first to say “Elvis has left the building”? December 15, 1956
Speech synthesis have come along way. Listen to the first full text-to-speech system, done by the Japanese Noriko Umeda and co. - 1968
One of William Henry Gates III first open letters to hobbyists - February 3, 1976
The First Blog Ever! - April 27, 1983
Who will be the first to swim around the world? Farfetched it may seem but when Benoit Lecomte swam across the Atlantic in 1998 he introduced a new global sports challenge: the first to swim around the world
Painting of Elvis with a banana above by Naoki Mitsuse. If you like ‘em, you must visit our Long List of Eclectic “First Ever”s Here
August 24, 2004 in First Ever | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
August 23, 2004
Hall of Anomalies Unlimited
Snoozers of the World - Hard at Work
No, it’s not the Elephant Man, it’s the Bread Man - At long last, I’ve found a performance artist that caters to my likes and preferences!
Welcome to the fascinating and exciting world of collecting errors on United States stamps. Error collecting is rapidly becoming one of the most popular specialty areas within the field of stamp collecting today.
Wilford Brimley, The musical (?!)
Inflatable Mona Lisa. Comes with "Mona Goes Dada!" stick-on moustache and goatee, and a patch kit. Found on The Inflatable Museum
Wilson, Keppel and Betty formed the greatest eccentric dance act of all time
A day in the Life of my Mouth. (From Pinhole Photography by Justin Quinnell)
Hall of Technical Documentation Weirdness by Darren Barefoot
Naturist cartoons. (Warning: Naturist cartoons!)
Photo of a penny with a drawer carved into it, above, is from Anomalies Unlimited. MANY more Anomalies Unlimited there. Other Strange Oddities Here
August 23, 2004 in Odds & Ends | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Recycle it
How to stop eating sugar
New Year’s resolutions, seven months later. By Andy Borowitz. Resolution No. 1: I Will Quit Smoking… Resolution No. 4: I Will Stop Sneaking Up Behind People and Poking Them with a Sharp Wooden Stick…
Build Your Own Batphone, with Mr. Stinkhead
Tammi, will you marry me ?
Win a date with Mustard Man
The Art Of Casting Spells from “Psychic Journal”
Ten tips for living authentically, from Curt Rosengren, Passion Catalyst
Don’t ever throw garbage away. You never know what will come in handy for a craft project or fill a need around the house. Here are some everyday household stuff you can use all that old stuff for
More Useful Things to Do Here
August 23, 2004 in Do Something with your Life | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Hula dancing and Poi
Local farmer seeks markets for exotic fruits: Strawberry guava, bilimbi, lilikoi, jaboticaba, rambutan, starfruit and many other unusual fruits have been left to rot in Hawaii's tropical fruit market
Vintage Style Posters of Paradise and Hula girl images. (Both from “Exclamation Mark”)
Also, Hula lamps
How to identify 40 species of Hawaii sharks
SUV takes plunge in Hawai'i Kai
Local poll: What is your favorite & least favorite local food? (From “Attu”)
King Kamehameha Day and other Hawaii State Holidays
More Unusual Links about Hawaii Here
August 23, 2004 in Traveling Places - Hawaii | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Baby gerbils and giant catfish
A dog named Google. Also, a whole website for Tag, the dog
Peter Luke, over at Diversionz had a couple of extra gerbil in the kids gerbil cage when we woke up the other day…
Too many garlic mashed potatoes? Try Spotscent Breath Strips for Dogs. (From “Toxic brain waves”)
Elvis dog Singing “Fever”
I like cows. Cows like me. I want a cow family...
The best cat food any cat ever imagined cartoon
A giant catfish with a basketball stuck in its mouth (with photos)
Jelly Fish gallery by Chip Talbert. (From “Robby The Robot”). Try also, The Antquarium, a Japanese ant farm
Making the rounds: Surreal Deep Sea Creatures. (Image heavy)
Many More Unusual Animal Links Here
August 23, 2004 in Animals | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
August 22, 2004
"Cat Taught Not To Sleep In Wok"
Kangaroo Meat - The Basic Cuts. (From Information Junk)
The true cost of meat - Americans each chomp their way through an astounding 220 lbs. of meat every year - that's a medium steak per person per day -
More Giant Fruits & Vegetable Postcards
Tomato Throw Pillow. (From The Needlepoint Museum)
What do cats really taste like...
A bouquet out of vegetables. More Fruit and Vegetable Carving by Kae-Sa-Luk
McDonald Banner Ads that didn't quite make it. (From Invisible College)
Headline above is from The Onion. Other headlines this week: "Drywall Worker Plastered", and "Homosexual Tearfully Admits To Being Governor Of New Jersey". Many More vegetarian & anti-vegetarian Links Here
August 22, 2004 in Food - Meat & Vegetables | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Attacks on the candidates' war record
Settling once & for all the controversy surrounding the medals of George W. Bush: Due to a large number of requests for information about his wartime heroism, I began studying his medals. What I found surprised me, and I felt it was my duty as an American to spread these remarkable findings. (This item will be picked up tomorrow by 51% of bloggers in America, me predict)...
The new & comprehensive 2004 Onion Election Guide contains all your favorite articles from the last year: Bush 2004 Campaign Pledges To Restore Honor And Dignity To White House, Kerry Unveils One-Point Plan For Better America, Many Americans Still Unsure Whom To Vote Against, "If Elected, I Will Be Extremely Surprised", and What do you think about Conservative Teens
With 2004 being a presidential election year, Dancing Deer is doing its part with the Dancing Deer Gingerbread Cookie Voter map: One cookie, one electoral vote
In the last few months, blogger Tom Mcmahon featured a nice series showing many of the red & blue results of previous elections. Here is the complete history of the Presidential Election Map Comparison
Another map, from "shape of days", this time of The worst-case scenario: 269-269
The latest news about The George W Bush presidential Library from a trusted American news source
The People's Guide to the Republican National Convention is the definitive guide to the public events surrounding the Republican National Convention in New York City
America, The Beautiful. (From the redesigned "Fish Bucket")
More Fair and Balanced News about the Election Here
Update: The Bush Medals Item was picked up by Metafilter, Waxy, Sixfruit and a bunch of other sites! That didn't take long!
August 22, 2004 in 2004 Election | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
What is the most-accepted crime in America? (Guess before you scroll down)
Who is the target audience for those Serial Killers Action Figures? Background about artist David Johnson: A year ago, Johnson says he was an artist struggling to sell his more conventional sculptures. But when he started making a line of action figures that included infamous serial killers Jeffrey Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy and began selling them over the Internet, his career took off
Dutch politicians consider toe-licking ban
Graffiti Group Kidnaps Cow, But is it Art?
Mark Billingham's top 10 fictional detectives. (From "Linkmachinego")
Prison rape, the most-accepted crime in America
More about Crime and Punishment Here
August 22, 2004 in Crime & Punishment | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack
Unofficial Beverage of the GOP convention in NYC
Amarula: Cream liqueur elephant tree symbol suggests Republican GOP convention election cocktail recipes. And, The Wandering Hillbilly discovers paradise in Manhattan
View photos of a guy who drank too much and what happened to him. In the same vain: Passed Out Wookies, which is a site for Wookies, by Wookies. If you are a Wookie, or just like the smell, this is the site for you
Two new Limited-Time Offerings of Sugar-water
Genuine and Special Bottled Loch Ness Water. Only $7.26
How much is inside Goldschlager by Rob Cockerham who has gone completely mad and is now selling Giant Low-tack Vinyl Watermelon Stickers online
Photo above is Another Julian Beever creation . Many More Unusual Drinks Here
August 22, 2004 in Beverages | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Flash, Java, Animation
Spirograph Simulator. (From "Daily Jive")