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June 30, 2006
Selling Out
Louis Armstrong pushing Suzy Cute dolls, 1964
Also, Wilkins Coffee commercials by Jim Henson from the sixties, including what seems to be the first Kermit. (From Samizdata)
Other celebrity endorsements - Mandy Patinkin for X-Elscior: Pap Smears are against Jesus!
It happens. Not here, but now, from Amnesty International, Switzerland
Church Marketing Sucks’s mission is to frustrate, educate and motivate the church to communicate, with uncompromising clarity, the truth of Jesus Christ
Yes, this is one of the famous TV commercials for Ayds, a simple diet candy that was supposed to help satisfy your cravings for something sweet long enough to keep you from raiding the fridge and eating higher-calorie items. Unfortunately for the company's marketing department, in 1982 AIDS was starting to become a name known to the public
Haagen-Dazs Launches Flavored Stamps
Pixel ads now take over a building, Personal Stamp Ad and all the other advertising-related posts at The Cool Hunter
So, how do you get your message across and get people talking about your product? You do what Papa John's Pizza did
The Lynx Effect: What do you get when you mix The Swedish Bikini Team with the Carlton Very Big Ad
(Graphic above from J-Walk). A Large Collection of Unusual Ads Here /// Digg this post /// Add it to your del.icio.us
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“I was just helping the sheep over the fence”
Eric Lynn’s version of Invitation to the party
“Mr. Clark, I have reviewed this case very carefully,” the divorce court judge said, “and I’ve decided to give your wife $775 a week.”
“Thank you. That’s very fair, your honor,” the husband said. “In fact, every now and then I’ll try to send her a few bucks myself.”
Casey came home from the doctor looking very worried. His wife said, "What's the problem?" He said, "The doctor told me I have to take a pill every day for the rest of my life." She said, "So what? Lots of people have to take a pill every day their whole lives." He said, "I know, but he only gave me four pills"
What's up doc??? (Warning! Language issues!)
The Joke project sounds like a project that is traying to be as filthy as The Aristocrats, but not as funny. The above are some clips (More warnings)
See Jessica Alba nude (Warning: Very loud)
How to come home drunk and still get breakfast
Many More Hilarious Jokes and other Funny Stuffs Here /// Digg this post /// Add it to your del.icio.us. I am not a serious person
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Mixotheque
Mixotheque is a music blog with “compilations of the classic and obscure. Every month, two 80 minute mixes catering to the cognoscenti and the newcomer”. A large Kiwi Category with lots of MP3’s
Ha! I found another blog called… Moving to New Zealand… A story of a boy, a girl, and a cat moving around the world (I wonder how they move the cat. And I have two!)
Doctor Fun: I picked it up in New Zealand
Earth, Sea and Sky. (From the Te Ara, The Encyclopedia of New Zealand)
100% Pure New Zealand, winner of the 2006 Webby Awards
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Las Vegas Dispatch
“In case you've never heard of Danny Gans, he's HUGE in Vegas. He's the best! Danny Gans! Danny Gans!” Report from Brian Sack’s Bantarist: “Las Vegas is filled with morbidly obese people milling about extravagant billion-dollar casinos, in complete denial of the fact that the extravagant billion-dollar casinos they're milling about were built with money from morbidly obese people…”
A very clear Satelite map of the strip in Las Vegas from Windows Live
A very positive review of Love at The Mirage, the $130M million Cirque du Soleil/Beatles mash-up. (I have to see it when I’m next in Vegas). Watch a tiny preview to wet your appetite
From The Sierra Club: Las Vegas as The House of Cards - Too many people in the wrong place, celebrating waste as a way of life
Repost of the Bellagio Fountains dancing to “Luck Be a Lady”
Unrelated, I leave you with “For PumpGas News, I’m Jack Raff..”
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June 29, 2006
Here's Johnny
Day of the fight, Stanley Kubrick's first short film from 1951. (Thank you, Jamie!)
Visiting the Timberline Lodge, Mount Hood, Oregon. Other pretty location reviews at “Cinema Astoria”
“Shining” Redux. Some Shining Trvia
Music from The Shining. (From White Man Stew)
Treehouse of Horror V, The Simpsons spoof of The Shining
Elsewhere: A public service commercial to "clean up new york", directed by David Lynch and photographed by Frederick Elmes
A difficult Opening Shots Quiz. How many can you guess?
“Not worth the crayons it took to write the script". 4 years worth of Defective Yeti’s Bad Review Revue
Tupac Shakur in Forrest Gump? Top 25 Rejected Movie Roles
Woodenhead, the movie
How to Write Screenplays. Badly
“Simply Scripts” - Read scripts online
Cien de Cine. (From Monkeys for helping)
I viddied it on the screen, Alex Jack’s in-depth reviews of films he likes
Grow-a-brain’s Extensive Collections of Best Film Directors and other Unusual Film Stories Here /// Digg this post /// Add it to your del.icio.us
June 29, 2006 in Cinema - Directors | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack
June 28, 2006
News of the weirdo
Dick Pound takes over. The Canadian Medical Association has named Dick Pound to replace former Supreme Court chief justice Antonio Lamer as head of a panel mandated to recommend a new governance structure for the embattled Canadian Medical Association Journal
"The Onion" Site Folds? Is it real or is it Onion News?
"Ronald MacDonald charged in Wendy's theft"
For immediate release! San Diego trash collector wins Trash driver of the year award for the forth time.
This is not a joke even though it reads like one: Befuddled motorist goes wrong way
Friedrich Nietzsche’s Diet Book. Apart from my own Beyond Good and Evil Flapjacks and Will to Power Salad Dressing, of the truly great recipes that have changed Western ideas Hegel’s Chicken Pot Pie was the first to employ leftovers with meaningful political implications. Spinoza’s Stir-Fried Shrimp and Vegetables can be enjoyed by atheists and agnostics alike, while a little-known recipe of Hobbes’s for Barbecued Baby-Back Ribs remains an intellectual conundrum
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June 28, 2006 in Current News | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack
Eleven sombreros
I have eleven sombreros. Besides throwing a sombrero party, what are some useful, interesting or bizarre things to do with said sombreros?
Here is another example of why I’m fascinated by AskMeFi: It only took 13 minutes for someone to answer this question correctly…
A photo of Mass wedding from an interesting discussion: Are we getting lonelier?
What is the most important thing your father ever taught you, either explicitly or through example?
I would like to stop faking orgasms. “Help me survive the break-up of a 5 year relationship.” How do I become a Chinese citizen again? “Did I inadvertently commit mail fraud?” A total of 1,000 Anonymous AskMeFi questions
“I'm thinking of killing my fat friend by running her over with an SUV full of meat while listening to Creed. When's the best time of day, do you think?” - If you wanted to post an Ask Metafilter question that would generate a lot of controversy, a flamewar, or just incredulity, what would you post?
My Dinner With Jack Abramoff, by Mefi member Mark Hemingway
Sombrero cookies above from “Diane's Cakes and More”. More of The Best of Metafilter Here /// Digg this post /// Add it to your del.icio.us
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June 27, 2006
Havana Cigars
Mexico as seen through the eyes of Electric Meters and Wires
Stained glass with Boston Motives by Nancy Nicholson
A hidden British military port on some pacific island, discovered on Google Earth
Dan Heller photographs from Partagás Cigar Factory in Cuba
Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
Interactive cool capitals. (From Napfisk)
The Art of travel is like the 2006 edition of “Europe on $10 a day” and “Steal this book”
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Driving that train, high on cocaine,
Casey Jones you better watch your speed
Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Vince Welnick sing the National Anthem in Candlestick Park, on April 12th, 1993
The Dead play Alabama Getaway On SNL
Susana Millman’s beautiful pix of the Dead
Ann Coulter’s love of The Grateful Dead
Born Again Dead Head Blog. In the Fall of 2004, I fell in love with The Grateful Dead again after not listening to them for 10 years
Diary of a 'One-Man Grateful Dead'. (From Goodshit. Source is NSFW)
Jerry Garcia Chia Head for sale on eBay
My next CD: Book of Longing by Leonard Cohen
Cover gallery of Leonard Cohen’s first book Let Us Compare Mythologies
"Let Me Call You Sweetheart" (1935) - Cecil Dill and his musical hands (youTube2)
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June 27, 2006 in Music_ | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack
Invasion of The Giant Oranges
On Sunday I took a stroll through downtown Riverside, and photographed some of the giant oranges that were installed there (According to a patrolman on Lime St., four of the 32 figures have already been stolen. See note below)
Looking for similar street art projects on the internet, I collected here some links of giant fiberglass installations from around the world (Many were blogged here before). If you know of others, please feel free to add them in the comments below!
The original Cows on Parade Project was not in Chicago, but was done a few years earlier in Zurich - see also here
Athens, Georgia’s We let The Dawgs Out
Go Fish in Erie, PA and NOLA’s Festival of Fins
Cranes on parade from Kearney, Nebraska
Moose in the City in Toronto
Belfast Bearfest in 2000
Penguin Parade in Youngstown, Ohio
Mermaids on Parade in Norfork, VA
The People Project of St. Louis (Just type A)
Pigs on Parade in Seattle and Big Pig Gig Cincinnati
Peanuts on Parade and Charlie Brown Around Town in St. Paul, MN
Lighthouse on Parade from Portland Maine
Boston’s Cavalcade of Cod
Columbia, SC’s Palmetto Tree Project
Flamingos on the Beach in Miami
Gators On The Geaux in Lake Charles, LA
Cleveland’s Guitar Mania
Los Angeles Community of Angels
Suite Home Chicago: An International Exhibition of Street Furniture, and Chairs On Parade from Charlotte, NC
The main organization that initiated the Cow Parade, has programs all over the world, a little bit like Cirque du Soleil
But is it art?
Update: Life size American Presidents in Rapid City, South Dakota
Bucks in Bellevue, (Washington. From Blogging in Seattle)
More cows in Buenos Aires
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9/9/06 Correction: According to Ada Passaro, one of the Orange artists “None of the oranges have been stolen...4 oranges had damage done to them and they were taken in to have the artists repaint some areas after the damage had been repaired...31 are on view in the downtown area and 1 is housed in the Riverside Art Museum...As of this moment they are all safe and sound...”
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In other news, I’m thinking of taking up Hang Gliding again at the Crestline place in San Bernardino…. Should I?
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June 26, 2006
Pop open a cold one
I may not have a lot to offer the world. I can't program computers very well, I can't give you fashion tips. My financial aptitude is roughly above a crackhead's. I do know one thing, however, and that is how to open a beer bottle with a lighter
The standard Danish way of opening a beer bottle with another beer bottle (YouTube), and 998 other ways to open a beer bottle
Where can I find the giant plastic cups that you see in the picture above?
Italian Beer. For drivers. (From Nothing To Do With Arbroath)
How to Brew Beer in a Coffee Pot
A collection of 12,614 Beer Caps. (From Davide's Cap Collectors Database)
Beer Trek - the greatest Star Trek Drinking game in the universe
A Huge Collection of Unusual Beers And Other Alcoholic Beverages Here /// Digg this post /// Add it to your del.icio.us
June 26, 2006 in Beverages - Beer | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
Universal Health Care To All
Francis Ford Coppola sits outside his cafe on Columbus Avenue in the city's North Beach district, and other photographs of The Streets of San Francisco, "From the Taxi Driver's Seat"
Art from the Oakland Taco Trucks scene
Detailed map of San Francisco's Presidio. Also, Real-Time Ship Positions on San Francisco Bay
A Mission District Set on flickr
Scar Tissue: Satellite photo of a piece of San Francisco healing around now-gone railroad tracks
Peachy's Puffs, the Original Cigarette & Candy Girl Company
Hyperstereo Bay. Click an image for a hyperstereo views of the San Francisco bay area
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June 25, 2006
Caught Rocking
Water Babies sing Water will rock you. (Mpeg)
The Museum of Umbrella Covers. (From Neo-Neocon)
My name is Aaron Schwarz and I've decided to change my name. I figured, rather than dealing with the boredom of researching mythological deities or wasting my precious time looking through popular books of names, I would just get the entire population of the world to do the job for me. Oh yeah, I'm going to give $25,000 to whoever suggests the best name
30 Days to Success. A powerful personal growth tool is the 30-day trial
In this special radio address, former President George H.W. Bush joins the commender in chief to celebrate the special bond between father and son
Peg it up – An Israeli exhibition showcasing 300 clothes pegs from all over the world. (From Iz Reloaded)
Hand videos. Things people can do using their hands
The Marsden Archive, a picture library specializing in the fantastic and the supernatural
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June 25, 2006 in Odds & Ends | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me
The trailer to the book Sea otters gambolling in the wild, wild, surf
Coudal’s Verse By Voice: Call 703 637 9276 and recite your favorite short poem
A Few Poems by Dylan Thomas
The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy
Which One will YOU be in the Year 1984
The Richard & Mimi Fariña Fan Site
Literature & Culture of the American 1950s
Old-Timey Paperback Book Covers Pool on flickr (1,054 total today)
Scanned Images, Engravings and Pictures From Old Books
Happy 70th Birthday Penguin Books
How Books Are Sold. Once you have designed, written or published a book, how does it get into the hands of readers?
The complete text of Schopenhauer’s The Art Of Controversy (In German & English)
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June 25, 2006 in Books & Literature | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
What is a doohickey?
You are invited to colorize your brain to the new flash movie by Larry Carlson- "SEE YOU ON THE FLIPSIDE"
Approaching stars and Spinning 3D blocks. (Both from Ochblog)
Ten Ways to Interact with Getty Images
Color Girl - Black and white artwork coloured in Photoshop. And BigBug. Eye irritainment. An endless cycle. (From TollFreedom / Hopsakee, NSFW source)
Elephants Dream - A computer-generated movie made using open source applications
A large Collection of Digital Eye Candy Here /// Digg this post /// Add it to your del.icio.us
June 25, 2006 in Digital Art | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
June 24, 2006
Getting traffic for your blog
Agence Eureka, a French blog with nostalgic photos from the 40’s and before
Natalie d'Arbeloff Interviews with God on her blog. (In 15 parts)
Cancer Giggles is an idiot's guide to accepting, living with, laughing at and dying from cancer. (Thank you, Julie)
Peter Skuse ‘s blog about everything you need to know about Keeping Chickens at Home
Seth Godin’s advice How to get traffic for your blog. No 56: Write stuff that people want to read and share.
The "Mock 10" Signs of Blog Addiction. Found at Bloggers Anonymous for blogging addicts
Darren Barefoot’s has written about 3500 entries on his blog. Here is how one post developed a ‘Long Tail’: It’s about sleep paralysis, and now the page is becoming this little sleep paralysis support community. Every week or two, somebody comes by and leaves their description of an episode. “It’s cool to think that the page has turned into something more than a brief blog entry, and might be a little solace to those suffering from the disorder.”
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June 24, 2006 in World of Blogging | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
German engineering
60s Citroen 2CV and Citroen DS brochures
10 Things Your Rental Car Company Won't Tell You. No 2. "We track your every move." No 7. "The little guys charge less." Etc.
A Giant St George’s Cross Flag composed of British Toyotas
Over 6500 pictures of Old Car and Truck. (Warning: Music!)
“Sugar Coated” - life-sized gum-ball covered Hummer by artist Heidi Hesse. (From Jaf Project. Also, a 'delicious' recipe for Gumball Hummer)
Ariel Atom, the hottest car in the world. (YouTube)
Ford A model Pool on flickr, 1928 through 1931
All official Porsche 911 (997) models
All over the interwebs: VW bus on flickr
Ron Patrick's Street Legal Jet Powered Beetle
1952 Ferrai 212 Roadster for sale, $595K, and other good deals at Fantasy Junction
Did you know that all diesel engines can run on vegetable oil?
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June 24, 2006 in Cars | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack
Happy birthday to me
(Click on any picture to enlarge)
This photo from Where is matt
("Sorry about the bus. I was dying for a Pizza")
This photo from Manila slum life
(No, it’s really not my birthday today.) Many More Unusual Oddities and Crazy linkage Here /// Digg this post /// Add it to your del.icio.us
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June 23, 2006
Same as it ever was
Listen to Jim Whittaker, the first American to climb Mount Everest, giving a talk at Guy Kawasaki’s Garage event
Tiger Woods shows off. (Btw, YouTube will be down for scheduled maintenance, starting around 9PM PDT)
Rim to Rim at the Grand Canyon. What's it like to run/hike from rim to rim in the Grand Canyon, all in one day?
Extreme Air with Huckin’ Chicken
International Philosophy Soccer Match. Greece-Germany 1:0
32 Soccer Balls. Also, World Cup fans. For the soccer fan who needs a dental retainer
How to Run up a Wall and Flip. Looking at the spot you are going to put your feet is very important
A new military parachute system which fits wings on soldiers could enable them to travel to 124 miles after jumping
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June 22, 2006
A used car salesman by day, a stand up comedian by night
Lessons from an Umbrella Salesman
The Car 54 poster, created by Proctor and Gamble for a 1962 TSP contest. All about The Traveling Salesman Problem
The Art of Sucking Down: One of the great misconceptions of selling, pitching, and partnering - basically, any time you want to get someone to do something for you - is that you should suck up to the people with the big titles and “A list” designation. Sometimes you do, but the ability to suck up to the folks who don't have big titles but make the world run is more useful
Top Ten Stock Photography Cliches. You’ve seen them all: The Handshake of Synergy, Telecommuting from the Edge and Ewa, the Polish Everywoman
My wife succumbed to a high-pressure car salesman when I was out of town. Help me get some or all of my money back!
48 Hours with the King of Cold Calls. Cold calling is both an art and a science. It requires a fluent understanding of body language, the ability to talk to people on all levels of workplace society, and above all, a carefully cultivated image
Repost: How the project really works
Missouri holding career fair for ex-cons
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June 21, 2006
Omaha Steaks & Vegetables
How to make the perfect fruit salad and get laid because of it
Woodoo with a kiwi, with an apple and with a strawberry
Also on flickr: Rating BBQ at the annual NYC BBQ festival (1 to 4 fingers. And by the same photographer, Solstice in at Times Square - today’s relevant item)
Vegetables, Fruit by Carla Maio. (Found at Subterranean Homepage News)
Fark Photoshop of a cow and her earrings
2 obscene obsessions: Beer Battered Deep Fried Bacon Double Quarter Pounder and a 50 lbs burger
Repost: They are made out of meat, a short film of a 1991 story by Terry Bisson
An Open Letter to Omaha Steaks: Stop calling me!
The trailer for Fast Food Nation. Also, review of Eric Schlosser’s new book Chew On This
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June 21, 2006 in Food - Meat & Vegetables | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Buzzwords gone bad
Interview with an honest boss. (From Ample Sanity)
Piel Island is looking for someone to take over the running of its only pub. With the pub comes the title of King of Piel. (From MetaChat)
The Wanted ads
How Not To Interview (YouTube)
Quit Complaining About Your Job
10 Top Goofs Interns Make
Survey Reveals Most Annoying Terms and Phrases in the Workplace
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June 21, 2006 in Jobs | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack
June 20, 2006
Pants on fire
“Paradise Is exactly like Where you are right now Only much much Better. I saw this guy on the train And he seemed to gave gotten stuck In one of those abstract trances. And he was going: "Ugh...Ugh...Ugh..." And Fred said: "I think he's in some kind of pain. I think it's a pain cry." And I said: "Pain cry? Then language is a virus." Language! Is A Virus!” With Laurie Anderson (YouTube. From "Home of the Brave")
Durwood Fincher is Mr. doubletalk. Previous double-talker: Professor Stanley Unwin
From Polyglot Conspiracy
List of adages named after people. From Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics to Ockham's Razor. Also there: Karkfum – A list of fictional expletives
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June 20, 2006 in Languages | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack
How do you say “Good morning, here’s your heart medicine” in Japanese?
Extreme Japanese Wake-Up Pranks
Anytime you see a house listed FSBO at over $200K below market you gotta wonder what’s going on. This particular one on Craig’s list was just down the street from my home so I decided to take a look. Serious buyers only please
Please sign a petition to end women's suffrage
What is the heaviest object that would fit inside a standard letter-sized envelope? I need to find the heaviest object or material I can put into an envelope. It needs to be heavy, flat and cheap. It should also be easily obtainable. The atomic weight of Abevigodium might be 98379, but if I can't find it at Home Depot it's not going to help. I want the end result to be an envelope so heavy God himself would need to stop and catch his breath on the way to the post office
The Great Rose Bowl Prank of 1961
Saving corporate executives from the effects of global warming with Halliburton’s "SurvivaBall"
Repost: This is a human farm. Have you ever considered the possibility of becoming a vegetable? People actually become vegetableized… They are planted in the earth… by Coyle & Sharpe
Story & photo of Qiao Yubo’s Super-sized belly were a prank unfortunately…
Piano found on top of mountain. Why was it there?
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June 20, 2006 in Pranks | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack
June 19, 2006
“Too much of a good thing”
10 best (worst) villains, plays ranked by length, 101 Hamlets and many other lists at The Shakespeare Book of Lists. Also, Google's Shakespeare database
A list of 500 Albums recommended by Elvis Costello
The placebo effect, The Pioneer anomaly and 11 other things that do not make sense. From New Scientist
Sasha Cagen’s blog about a book of to-do lists to be published by Simon & Schuster in fall 2007
Food dyes, Animal group names and other pointless lists
Celine Dion, Surprise Parties, Cell-phone Users and more. The Great Big List of Things that Make Me Angry
List of ZIP Codes in the United States, Acts of Parliament in the United Kingdom, List of American cheeses, and any kind of other lists you can imagine from wikipedia
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June 19, 2006 in Lists | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Flickr Redux
This one is going to be a little different:
Although I’ve linked to flickr 166 times in the past, I never really dug into this site until recently. With an inventory of over 100 million photos you will never discover everything in it anyway. So here are just a few sets from this Treasure's Trove. Please feel free to add your favorite flickr moments in the comments below.
There are thousands of interesting sets and tags you can explore. A random few: (On all sets you may move the speed dial on top to one or two seconds, if you want to browse quicker through the slide shows):
Garbage in Glasgow
what's in your bag?
The Bathed in Color Pool, and the