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August 31, 2006
Always Coca-Cola
Which languages have more than 100 million native speakers? There are nine such languages
N'Italian Lessons 101. (From “Badabing's Badaboom”) In the New York - New Jersey area in particular, many people of Italian-American descent have developed their own version of Italian slang, that I'll call N'Italian
My cousin from Currajong said,
“You know me ol’ man, Uncle Fred?
Well, I’m sad to report
He’s you’re ex-uncle, sport,
’Cos he’s carked it. He’s cactus. He’s dead.”
Definitely limericking
Esperanto English Dictionary. Largest news portal in Esperanto
How to Speak 19th Century: Early 19th Century Vocabulary
Learn Arabic Wikibook
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August 30, 2006
Cheap caskets & expensive urns
Welcome to all new readers from “Socialite's Life”! Check out also Grow-a-brain’s Celeb Collection and 100+ other unusual subjects
New Designs from Colorful Coffins
Basic Cardboard Containers only $49.95
A fitting epitaph: I told you I was sick!
One winner of the 2006 Industrial Design Excellence Awards: COCOON, the environmentally friendly casket
Re-post: Biodegradable Wicker coffins
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August 29, 2006
We skipped the light fandango
turned cartwheels 'cross the floor
I was feeling kinda seasick
but the crowd called out for more
The room was humming harder
as the ceiling flew away
When we called out for another drink
the waiter brought a tray
“It has been said that John Lennon, in 1967, loved A Whiter Shade Of Pale so much that he would listen to it through headphones over and over during long journeys in the back of his limo. Upon reaching his destination, he would remain lying on the back seat, saying he had to hear it just a few more times before getting out of the car”. Procol Harum picture sleeves... A sung by Sarah Brightman... Everything you ever want to know about WSOP
An alphabet of jazz videos. (From Ackackack)
Marlow Harris at the Penticton 5th Annual Elvis Festival
Michael Jackson’s Don't Stop Till You Get Enough
Virtuoso - The World's First Self-Playing Violin. (YouTube)
8notes - Free Sheet Music, Riffs, Lessons and Tools for musicians who play
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Alternative to Chess
Cirondo - The depth of chess - with the simplicity of draughts. (From Blagman)
Cruel Toys by Jim Woodring
Tupper Diva's Vintage Tupperware Collection
Shithead (also known as you, and everyone else you know, Burn, Cheat, Danish Bastard, Asshole, Dogmeat, Shed, Palace, Loser, Shitboots, Idiot, Karma, Shaffat, Noteuker and CFUCG) is a card game in which the aim is to lose all of one's cards
Kaleidoscope patterns with poems. (From MonkeyFilter)
Venice in Lego. Also, a gallery of New York scenes constructed from Lego
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More real estate blogs
A new, interesting blog about Real Estate Mathematics. I hope they continue posting
Luxury Clues, the blog for real estate agents who represent the most luxurious properties in the world
Leads on undervalued North Texas real estate - using Zestimates
Dan Melson’s Searchlight Crusade
Carollo’s New York Rentals- Blogging on the Queens and Long Island Rental Market
Chistine Forgione’s Queens real estate homes for sale
Chris Miller about the Mesquite Real Estate Market
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Chocolate Pizza?
Chocolate by the bald man - A visit to the new Max Brenner Cafe in NYC
A virtual tour through a chocolate factory
The Sweet smell of snobbery. Like wine, luxury chocolate now has connoisseurs who tout its "mouthfeel" and "terroir"
An ordinary night's work at the chocolate factory turned dangerous for Darmin Garcia when he fell into a vat of the molten goo
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Security is no joking matter
It's not the drugs, and it's not senility - Lying is hard work
Bob Hope about Zombies - “You Mean Like Democrats?”
Supoena Power, The Game. The Objective is to save the republic by finding the trustworthy congressmen and vanquishing the corrupt ones
The Fear Factory: So, Osama walks into this bar, see?
The Cheney presidency. The Bush-Cheney presidency
A Man of Letters: What, no "My Pet Goat 2"?
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Smelling of booze
"Homeless man accused of raping brother's dog". Could spend 15 years in prison on a sodomy charge
Geriatric mugshots - Florida's Felonious Fogeys. (From C-Cynical)
Self-made knives from Russian prisons. (Also there: Somebody dumped tons of money bills on the field: These bills were in use during Soviet era, and became useless at early 90s)
Drunk lawyer ordered to take Breathalyzer test
Suspicion of Murder - "You solve the mystery" game
Man arrested for 226th time; Nebraska record safe
10 Greatest Robberies of all time
(Pix above sent in by reader Max. It is apparently the last page of a ransom note found at the scene of the Jon Benet Ramsey murder, as discovered on Smoking Gun).
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Packin’
Bob Harris’s Seven cool places I've visited
Well I've just spent the last three days between 4-5000m above sea-level in the back of a dodgy old 4x4 Toyota with 3 Germans and a couple of Bolivian locals. It was great. Bolivia is really beautiful and would strongly recommend this trip to everyone
Re-post: Markets of Vietnam
Make a Survival Kit out of an Altoids Tin
The Hitchhiking Wiki is a collaborative project to build a free guide for hitchhikers. It's a compilation of tips about good spots to hitchhike, info about hitchhiking in different countries, general knowhow about what to pack and when to go, what to eat and how to stay safe
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August 28, 2006
Last day together
The famous photographs of The Beatles taken on 22 August 1969. They didn't know that this day will be the last time they're together ever. Found at the flickr sets of Robert 'Kong' Richmann (aka Sir George Martinn - Martinn with double N)
George Harrison sings Here Comes Emerson Fittipaldi (Who's he?)
Beatles Home Invasion. Bart Simpson and Milhouse fall upon Flanders' extensive Beatles memorabilia collection and get mistaken as home invaders
The 10 Most Famous Beatles Lives. No 1 is the August 15, 1965, Shea Stadium concert. No 10 is August 22, 1962, at The Cavern Club
Abracadabra! v0.1. A free e-book telling the story of the Beatles 1966 album Revolver
Eleanor Rigby Reggae Remix Bootleg Mash Up. (More under “Explore more”)
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August 27, 2006
Happy Blog Appreciation Day!
I am copying the inverted concept of Blog Appreciation Day that I found on Neil Kramer's blog. If you send me a copy of your monitor displaying grow-a-brain on it (with or without you), I’ll add the photo to this post. If you have a website, I’ll link back to it. (And if it's a crazy picture, it's ok)... Let’s see if it works...
Elsewhere: The Business Cards of BlogHer conference
The real reason why no one reads your blog. Ever wonder why the traffic to your blog is so terrible? I too am concerned about increasing my readership, so I decided to gather some information to help me decipher why my traffic sucks. What I found wasn’t encouraging
Indexed: A blog of charts and graphs
So here we go... (Click on any picture to enlarge)
"If we can't be free at least we can be cheap." Frank Zappa. From John, at Singlenesia, Isle of Mystery
From Gary, County Durham, UK @ Thumbrella - Words To A Void
From Bing Ru
From Karen @ Verbatim on her Macbook Pro@
From Cuidado on Prince Edward Island, Canada who blogs at cre8ive1, Pictures and Pursuits and at Photos and Pursuits where this picture was taken
From Spain, Sergio Alvaré who blogs at Tecniart
From Cam, collector of old and unusual cameras for more than 35 years
From Harold S.I. the 2nd
From Borborygme, who’s been beautifully restoring a 1964 Citroen ID19 Hot Rod
From Kerry Woo in Nashville, Tennessee, who blogs at Wonderdawg together with Steve “Superman” Martin
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See you next Wednesday
If you’re a fan of Mr. Spock, check out Quotes From Dr. Spock. (From Amy Nelson-Mile)
Why does the phrase "See you next Wednesday" appear in many of John Landis’s movies? More on Wikipedia
“Just picture, if you will, Chevy Chase being covered by green slime. From someone's nose. If that's sets you guffawing, you won't want to miss "Zoom," an alleged family movie that is nothing of the sort”. Scoring of 0% on “Rotten Tomatoes”
The complete transgender movie / video directory
Re-post: Jim Emerson’s Opening Shots Project
Snakes on a Plane as reviewed by Rick Trembles Motion Picture Purgatory
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Fontos képek!
This clear lucite case about the size of a refrigerator holds one million pennies and is currently stored at the Jewish Community Center as part of a Holocaust memorial project. (More by Kim Moser: Test your knowledge of Russian and East German culture as seen through their postage stamps, and The Largest Collection of Chopstick Wrappers on the Internet)
My local ATM has become aggressively informal. At first it was just small things, like saying "Sure" and "No, thanks" instead of "yes" and "no" when asking if I want a receipt. But now it's completely out of control. Now it's all, "Howdie-ho, neighbor! Hot enough for ya? Well golly gee willikers, what can I do you for?"
Fontos képek! Photos of faces matched to folded currency
The golden Throne! See a gallery of ordinary household items made of the finest gold
Spam Stock Tracker - Tracking penny stocks, hot stock tips and other stock scams coming from SPAM can be fun! Just how much can you lose? (Close to 100%)
Autopsy Photos of a Dot-Com: The mp3.com Liquidation Photos
My friends are wealthy. I am not. Why do I feel ashamed and inadequate?
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After Burn
Welcome to Hope and Fear 2006. (I didn’t make it this year either). 2005 Satellite image of Black Rock City
Ubon Ratchatani is the largest province in Isan, in northeast Thailand. Following the common practice in Thailand, the provincial capital city is also named Ubon Ratchatani. Khao Phansa Day marks the beginning of the rainy season retreat for Buddhist monks. To celebrate this, the Ubon Ratchatani Candle Festival is held in the city every year. Huge wax sculptures are prepared by people from temples throughout the province and paraded through the city
Casey Moore at Fantasy Fest in Key West
The Knob Creek machine gun shoot in Kentucky attracts thousands of neo-Nazis and other extremists. But the orgy of firepower helps everyone get along just fine
Winners of the annual Philadelphia Mummers Parade
The Oatman, AZ Sidewalk Egg Fry Contest
The "Festival of Brass Music" in Guca, Central Serbia
A list of Garlic Festivals around the world, found on another Metafilter thread, Parade of Oddities
(Picture above of a payphone at Burning Man from World Payphones).
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Banned from K-Mart
Paranoia Body Soap. Satan Soaps bring us quite possibly the creepiest looking soaps ever made
Book 22 is a Christian sex toy shop. The twenty-second book of the Bible is Song of Solomon. We believe that God intended that such love, as spoken of in Song of Solomon, be a beautiful and normal part of marital life. Unfortunately this gift from God has been grossly distorted and abused by both ancient and modern people
The Tyvek Wallet, Le Journal Billfold
This Letter from K-Mart sounds great. Snopes nopes it
The Amazing Bug Zapper. $7.45 on Amazon
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I was thinking about Alicia Keys, couldn't help from crying
Dylan performs Ballad Of A Thin Man in Copenhagen 30th April 1966. (I saw his concert there in June of 1984. Joan Baez & Carlos Santana opened for him. Joan Baez was walking the streets the day before the concert and we got talking. I started crying, and she kissed me on the lips. I cried even more. 3 months later I left Denmark, never to return)
How many roads must a man walk down
Cover of Freewheelin' Bob Dylan years later, without the couple
Man of Constant Sorrow, 1963. (From Neatorama)
5 Min from The 30th Anniversary Concert. (When Youtube shuts down, half of the blog posts around the world are going to – poof - disappear)
Who did Dylan support in the World Cup?
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August 26, 2006
When gelato stores start moving into the neighborhood
The road to buying a house is paved with dwindling bank accounts, devious brokers, and home owners who (you hope) are desperate to sell. Yes, it's a challenge. But with the help of these easy to follow instructions, you can negotiate your way into unthinkable debt. Mad Kane’s Hapless Home Buyer’s Guide
Best real estate movie recut: Glen Garry in Glen Ross turns gay
Artist Heman Chong’s Real Estate From Above – 100 Aerial Drawings
Living in a 70 sq. ft home
Five Signs Your Downtown is Gentrifying
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Behold the word of Jeebus
Everyone’s talking about Jesus art project by John Isaacs
Jesus band-aids. Treat your minor cuts, scrapes and scratches with the incredible healing power of a designer bandage. And if a fancy bandage isn't enough to dry up your tears, how about a free toy
Jews for Jesus, the perfect combination that makes a lot of sense (Especially if you are really stoned)
Wrestling for Jesus. (Must be a Re-post)
Behold the word of Jeebus. A random, but divinely, selected sin from the digital nexus
Holy images have been popping up all over... A grilled cheese sandwich with the image of the Virgin Mary sold for over 17-hundred dollars on Ebay. How about a Jesus Pan?
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A I lie dying
A weird ham-radio/gargoyle themed tombstone. (Thank you, Rob)
Choose Your Own Adventure: WTC
Atheist headstone in Nashville National Cemetary. All “Available Emblems of Belief for Placement on Government Headstones and Markers” from the VA
How to be with a Dying Person, by Renuka Potter
Tell me you love me.
Be Quiet
Turn down the lights (except for the candles), unless I ask otherwise. Keep bright lights out of my eyes.
Don't tell me I'm hallucinating. Learn from what I am telling you about the next life.
Special request for a funeral service. In a similar vain: China bans strippers at funerals. Bare-assed ladies are apparently deployed at rural send-offs to boost mourner numbers, since "large crowds are seen as a mark of honour".
The encyclopdia of death and dying
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August 25, 2006
Million Boob Webpage
Days in a day: “When I was young – I would never have imagined – to belong to an insect society….”
Find Waldo on The Million Boob Webpage
Portable reel-to-reel tape recorders (Site in German)
Re-post: Images of Mathematicians on Postage Stamps
Victorian and Edwardian Photographs by Roger Vaughan
Top 15 Strangest Coincidences
Photo above, plus many Beat Generation Gems by Larry Keenan.
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August 24, 2006
Large and small
The Most Important Software Innovations, 1837-1994
The Iconic, historic Sharpeworld Heads
A Series of Tubes - The movie. Coming to YTMND near you
Have your portrait painted (after answering a few generic questions. From This life of mine)
Geriatric gripes & grumbles – a 78 year old English widower on YouTube
Seperated at birth - Similar patterns found in different natural phenomena
Corporate Websites from 1996. Web design in 1996 is very easy - you just format a page however you want and say, "Please open your window to the width of this line of text."
15 Websites that changed the world: Amazon used to be a large river in South America - but that was before the world wide web
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My Petunia Can Lick Your Geranium
Am I a freak? From a series of cartoons confronting teenage puberty issues
Aranjuez Guitar Quartet plays Danny Elfman's Simpsons theme. Another
The Old Strip Generator
Monster Blog, one monster a day. (From Smidigt)
Really stupid old comic books, with stupid covers and even worse interiors
The art of Dave Chung
Both Men and Women are Fools, by Dan Reynolds
(Cartoon above, again, from Mark Stivers).
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August 23, 2006
1955 Westfalia Camper Restoration Story
Vintage Bus is your final stop in your search for split-window VW buses on the web. These pages are devoted exclusively to Volkswagen buses built from 1949 to 1967, otherwise known as split-window bus, splittie, split, microbus, micro, transporter, bulli, samba and transporters
California legend Chick Lambert and his dog, Storm veered off the script to record this profane take-off on TV used car salesmen
The 1964 Lehmann-Peterson Popemobile Limousine
Cabs at Miami International Airport
The all-new, all electric Tesla Roadster
Didn’t post it before, so here it is now: Scott Wade’s Dust Art
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Soviet nightmare: Czechs sitting in Red Square and eating matzo with chopsticks
A South American scientist from Argentina, after a lengthy study, has discovered that people with very low intellect read blogs with their hand on the mouse
Driving Tiger Woods. Another Tiger shot
During a visit to the mental asylum, a visitor asked the Director what the criterion was which defined whether or not a patient should be institutionalized. "Well," said the Director, "we fill up a bathtub, and then we offer a teaspoon, a teacup and a bucket to the patient and ask him or her to empty the bathtub."
Turn of the century racist jokebooks
'What do you think of our regime?'
'The same as you.'
'Then it's my duty to arrest you!'
The history of joke-telling under Soviet communism. More Russian jokes
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August 22, 2006
Cool mechanical fish
What do you get for the eccentric executive who has everything? How about the Ant Desk? It’s part desk, and part Ant Farm. It’s the ultimate desk for nature lovers, bug lovers, and, well, other people who want a weird desk
I was at a pool party a few weeks ago, and they had a mechanical fish swimming in the pool (My photo above). It was a cool pool fish
Dishwasher infolight. An ambient light beam, created because "the dishwasher is so quiet", they "had to create a device that beams a small light onto the floor so you can tell it's running"
Motion of a lampshade and other Product Design Shorts by Ben Hopson
The Practical Encyclopedia of Good Decorating and Home Improvement (1970). (From Boing Boing)
Fresno’s Underground Gardens
10 toilets you have never seen. Also, Toilet-O-Rama at “Neatorama”
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Hog Heaven
I have been making Molded Gourds for over twenty-five years. I work with large, hard-shell, Lagenaria gourds. The examples below were developed over that time. The Process of molding these gourds is as follows. The small gourd fruit after dropping its flower is inserted through the mould opening. The gourd grows into the mold confines during the summer season. At frost time the stem is cut leaving the mould with the gourd inside. The mould is then opened and the gourd is set to dry
Professional-level Rib Eating Competition at the Oregon Chinook Casino
Farmer John's hog rendering in Vernon, California
Sausage shaped like a beer bottle
Another Giant Burger
Here's a list of my Top Ten Fruits… Mmmmm
Running amok with the meat cake theme on Metafilter
Sid V Punk Sausage above from Sausage Cemetery
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August 21, 2006
Popups
Karolina Sobecka’s performance installation Wildlife in the night streets of San Jose. (From We make money, not art)
How to make a pyramid pop out of a plain piece of paper
The Love is Blind Project. The Designer has collected love letters, received by or given to participants of the project. These letters have been transcribed into Braille and transferred in relief pattern onto the surface of the vase. (From BB Blog)
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N is for Neuron
ABC cards for nerdy kids. (From Charlie “Vruba” Loyd)
Recently Orphaned Child No Longer Enamored Of Bears. Doyle Redland reporting
Photoshop this surprised looking baby on Fark
Boy with Gun, Venice, 1979
Angry German Kid caught on YouTube. (May be staged)
Also, England’s Finest. (From Veronica Vinegar)
Releasing children from poverty in Jesus’ name
(Illustration above by Kath Walker)
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August 20, 2006
Atomix
Russell Higgs’s chaotic self-portraits
Modern glass made by British artists or foreign artists or students working in Britain
Throwing a toaster. Part of an embroidery set by Kate O'Connor. (From Swiss Miss)
Atomix by Nike Savvas
Pioneers in the Valley of the Heart's Delight are five life-size cutouts painted with the portraits of people that were responsible for advancing the technology that drives Silicon Valley. These cutouts were implanted with small GPS devices and then abandoned in public places in and around San Jose with a request for passers-by to deliver them to a prescribed location
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First Poll
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