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Saturday August 14, 2004 |
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Weekend Snatch |
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It’s always advantageous to be wealthy.
H2O2-powered go-cart.
Porn + bad taste. Indubitably.
Riding up the crack: Backless G-string “revealed.”
Perhaps you need to be aware that the content of the following links are classified as [NSFW]
A roll on the lawn.
Señorita Puente is one hot hardbody.
Well-shod beauties.
No holds barred: Around the world to pop the weasel.
Sweet 'n spicy like a ripe mango: Hawaiian hottie.
Rui Sakuragi is a gift from the Japanese pantheon.
How To Impress A Woman
How To Impress A Woman
Compliment her,
cuddle her,
kiss her,
caress her,
love her,
stroke her,
tease her,
comfort her,
protect her,
hug her,
hold her,
spend money on her,
wine and dine her,
buy her things,
listen to her,
care for her,
stand by her,
support her,
go to the ends of the earth for her.
How to Impress a Man
Show up naked.
Bring cold beer.
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Sunday August 8, 2004 |
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Bucket 'o Seaweed |
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“9 Beet Stretch is Ludwig van Beethoven's 9th symphony stretched to 24 hours, with no pitch distortions.”
5,000 Ways to Earn a Living. I don’t see ‘hooker” listed; but, for some people, “pounder” & “pricker” remain optional trades.
Add this phrase to your Brit. Lexicon.
Soda-can & beer-bottle collections. Beverage-container museum.
So-called scary dolls.
Psychotic-female masks.
T-Shirt for math geeks.
200+ American castles.
My conviction is that it’s always more entertaining to root for the worst team.
Backpack the world.
New to me: Japanese pizzas. Let’s see…I’ll have a jumbo w/ Shrimp, Squid, Octopus, Clam, Scallops, Crab Legs, and toss on some extra seaweed. Washed down w/ a Sapporo Black. On second thought, just the beer, thank you. Pronto!
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Monday August 2, 2004 |
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Pearls in a Pig's Snout |
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Mostly tame guff for a Monday, but venture to enjoy these picks anyway...
Dead rat in a glass exhibit case.
Enter your list of the best 15 albums from the past 5 years.
The fluffers are ready – but they need you to book your flight to Bosnia as soon as poss. Jenna, Sunrise, Tawny, Brianna, et. al. must offer you a tutorial before your departure.
Expedition to a Peruvian cave.
Trolls, vampires, werewolves – ever visit such a club?
Five good guys gone green. Dynamic designs!
Opening in theatres this coming October – a new film from the creators of South Park. Ah, marionettes are back….Reminds me of those figures in Joe 90 & Fireball XL-5.
Illustrator Dave Dorman interviews Alien & the Predator. Alien FAQ.
PC born in an ironworkers' factory.
Sheer Flash-art attack. Quite marvellous work. Great titles for songs, too, don’t you agree? (Wait until the page fully loads.)
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Saturday July 31, 2004 |
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Displacement Activity |
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We suspect that any semblance of a plot in Mach would be a very subsidiary concern. View the trialer. (via Ufies)
Ten Laws of Bad Science Fiction. (via Physics & Astronomy Community)
Many guys would want to “sync it” with these babes. (via Maddux Business Report)
Apparently, it's already the post-metrosexual era: Enter the Emo boy. (Another goofball label. Many ladies remain at wit's end hoping for honest, true-blue men -- not media cut-outs.)
Valid response to Why doesn’t Coolio store his Babelog on a mainland China server?
A new feature in the next version (aka 'San Andreas') of Grand Theft Auto will be...a "food mechanic." Read more.
The Donnas – a legit before-&-after comparison? Who gives a crap about their so-called career?
Cutting-edge link from my extensive set of wristwatch bookmarks.
Cobra chases two Porsche Carrera GTs on the Autobahn. (approx. 29MB)
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Sex-Offenders Pageant |
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Miss Georgia Sex Offenders 2004 Pageant. (via YouThink) We suspect that Charlize Theron will gear up to reprise her Monster rôle. Or, perhaps, another instalment of Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer? Sheesh.
Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest 2004. Here’s the spoiler, damn it: ‘She resolved to end the love affair with Ramon tonight . . . summarily, like Martha Stewart ripping the sand vein out of a shrimp's tail . . . though the term "love affair" now struck her as a ridiculous euphemism . . . not unlike "sand vein," which is after all an intestine, not a vein . . . and that tarry substance inside certainly isn't sand . . . and that brought her back to Ramon.’
It doesn’t really matter if you’ve been “there” – wear the frickin’ T-Shirt anyway.
Lance the Unstoppable – barring some idiot colliding with him.
Vanity license plate revoked.
From the what-will-they-think-of-next category: Mobile-phone booth.
A marvellous hotel-on-the-water in Neuchatel. I wonder: Has our co-blogger, Matt, stayed there? Guys, when travelling to Switzerland, romance your woman at the Palafitte!
Stunning b/w images. (via Concientious)
High rate of w.p.m. – but definitely not an error-free typist. Who’s complaining?
She should patent the cure for erectile dysfunction! [LSFW]
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Wednesday July 21, 2004 |
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Drunken Tards |
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This story is a week old – but the result of imbibing 15 pints of lager remains a nasty lesson.
However, another drunk fared appreciably better.
Now here's a dude w/ a plan for recovery from his indulgence!
Flight crew role reversal.
Pie-graph depicts miniscule percentile for the pacifists.
Tim Robbins & Samantha Morton star in the new scifi flim, Code 46. (Brief synopsis.)
NYC’s upcoming Godzilla film festival.
Freakish reptiles.
Video of 27-pound Dutch rabbit.
Retarded animal babies 10. (via 365JokePlace)
A lengthy article – summed up for the attention-deficit readers, it basically says that Olympic athletes are very active in their “f**k-fests.”
Terrific T-Shirts.
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Thursday July 8, 2004 |
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Wimbledon Jailbait? |
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Damn, I had intended to have this post online just after midnight today, but the "Save" button in the MovableType editor reapplied itself as "Delete." Another vexing incentive to transfer to a more efficient service! Anyway, for what it's worth, here's my previously delayed entry....
This year’s Wimbledon winner is beautiful – and, yes, only 17 years plus 3 months. Lovely beyond her age: Maria Sharapova on the court. Stunning woman to-be?
I’ll admit that my life this summer is somewhat starved for outward events. [NSFW]
Despite the view, this sweater might be a fashion faux pas?
“Thou whoreson mandrake, thou art fitter to be worn in my cap than to wait at my heels.” Random-generated Shakespeare insultor. (via Cavalcade)
Saddam’s gold-plated AK-47.
Is the Quanak a “fox with mange?”
Witness one pissed-off pitchman.
Anna Mae might be more inviting than the women some men are humpin’. Not that we want to venture any further into this realm, but here’s a shopper’s comparison. (via Purple Tights)
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Friday July 2, 2004 |
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It's Not About Me |
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Choose the dream you want to experience.
Impressively rendered graphics: Can you make your way through all 99 Rooms?
The Municipality of Greater Toronto’s Water Authority has produced an emulative public-service announcement.
Today is my natal day, so I knew that I must select a world-class beer as the party beverage. (Usually I steam lobster, but this year I’m preparing a shrimp dish w/ Basmati rice, spicy hot w/ Tabasco sauce.) Life looks good sometimes. And, even better tomorrow, when I make my de rigueur birthday “cake” – Le Fraisier, an elegant French version of strawberry shortcake. (I prepare my version in a square pan and don’t lavish the top w/ decorations.) Mmmm, Grand Marnier-soaked génoise, crème pâtissiere, Diplomat cream, marzipan, plump fresh strawberries, all served w/ Darjeeling Tea. When in Paris, buy this succulent dessert at Stohrer, located at 51 rue Montorgueil 2e.
Why mention this at all? Because good food plus good lovin’ is the daily happiness equation. Get your ass in gear, your mind focused, find true meaning in your life & enjoy it! 
[I trust that Coolio & my co-bloggers will suffer me for bleating this "warm 'n fuzzy" rant. But, we have a very large & varied audience, so it will have connected to a few souls. Damn it, I'll return to my normal ways ASAP.]
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Wednesday June 30, 2004 |
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Gone to the Dogs |
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Ah, poop…they’ve perverted the Labrador breed!
Pronounce the fitting punishment for the perpetrators of this cruel act. Rotten buggers.
No future for this couple.
What exactly is the nature of this tactical emergency?
Would you kiss a woman who had the breath of a bulldog – or a T-Rex?
Would you really be totally unsatisfied w/ your BMW’s original bodypaint? Examine the absurdly decorated Danger Car.
Can't you wait until the 8th of August? Go ahead, have a few practice runs in the meantime. Somehow, I’m reminded of that scene from Woody Allen’s film, Manhattan, in which Woody steps into a conversation semicircle at a party. A bimbo mentions that she finally had an orgasm, but her doctor told her that it was “the wrong kind.” Woody, staring at her in utter disbelief, collects his thoughts and replies, “Not me, every one of them has been right on the money.” Brilliant!
Ladies, these Hanky Panky lacy thongs are simply the hottest-selling undies. Buy one in every colour and wear them every day!
Bookmark this site. and return to its revamped pages later this week. Gorgeous Latino Ladies.
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Friday June 25, 2004 |
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Outmanoeuvering Shadows |
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Attn. collectors: Battlestar Galactica action figures coming on the market this Sept. & Dec.
Proposed list of 100 Top Albums of the 1970s. (Re the Top Ten...over the years, I've listened, for example, to Nos. 1, 2, 3, 7, and 10 innumerable times.)
CD's probably won't last indefinitely.
America’s goofiest patents.
Approx. 100 Brits caught flagrante delicto during “acts of debauchery.”
Play around: Beckham's Penalty Shootout.
Spider-Man vs. True Spider Superpowers.
Severina Vuckovic has urged the return of a tape from her “private collection" that's been leaked to the Web. (I have not downloaded the file. But, for the record, here's a possibly viable link. I won't speculate about how hardcore it could be rated. Your judgement call.)
Skit reminds me of a show at Montreal's Just For Laughs festival.
Full version of that Mercedes Roadster anthropomorphic-clouds ad.
Cool Flame – enjoy the game. (To be fair, dial-up users might attempt to pull this transfer down the pipe to the peril of their patience. Before too long, most of us will have WiMAX connections. It's also already a total way of life for many people in Seoul, San Paulo, Antwerp, Shanghai and Hydrobad. It gives you 70-megabyte/sec. throughput rates. That's up to 50 times the speed of cable & DSL lines. So much for my patience.)
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Thursday June 24, 2004 |
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Don't Piss Off the Monkey |
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Coolio cracks up over these trunk-monkey commercials. Me, too.
The place where Salvador Dalí created his masterpieces.
Umpteen photos of nearly everything.
Baby, open your eyes to the BBC Motion Gallery.
What movie villain might you resemble?
A blender that some shithead bozo is gonna buy.
Pubs, bars, drinking….
Sink Ya Drink.
Lots of vim – but no vigour.
Time to decide: Dog toy or marital aid? (On the far side of some relationships, the partners would ask, "Is there any difference?")
Cripes, the avenging monkey, the dog's rubber toys, and next...the rodent. One of the funniest miniclips I've seen recently!
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Wednesday June 23, 2004 |
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Alien-cyclopedia |
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Sure are a friggin' lot of them.
SciFi & Fantasy stories set in Ireland.
‘Most untranslatable’ word on our planet.
The World’s Tallest Building (for Now).
Mega-sized image of Vancouver – or “Hong-Couver,” as Western Canadians sometimes refer to the metropolis.
Perhaps images of this cactus & the arid land make one thirsty for an El Diablo, Marguerita, or Mexico Pacifico?
Death sentencing in the snail containment unit.
Bizarre western Ju-on remake, The Grudge.
Vietnamese man has the hair-or, the hair-or.
"It had the barbed wire fence covered up." Grab the children & canned goods…then head for cover, damnit!
Habitat House built in 3 ½ hours.
Goof behind the wheel.
Deer ass.
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Wednesday June 16, 2004 |
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Miserable Melodies |
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Many members of our audience will be fans of the half-arsed, yet-ROFL, “singing” careers of Wm. Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, et.al. Here’s the largest collection I’ve found of their desperate tunes. And the ratings options are delightful: Not too horrible; Bad; Really Bad; Awful; Auditory Torture. Make sure that you inflict these tracks on as many other people as possible. Whether or not they deserve it.
Also: Bill Murray’s classic vocalized rendition of the Star Wars Theme.
Gift for Coolio, Flip, and other fans of the world's most popular team sport.
Development of inflatable space stations.
Resources for the obsessively compulsive vinyl-album collector.
Thought you had seen every episode of Funk-Master Flex's Ride show? That is, every episode except this one. Although in need of a new set of rims, it sure would hold a lot of beer!
VW-PC case.
I wonder: Do they eat black-flies & mosquitos? If so, might be advantageous to have a few of them around this summer. Dual-use pets.
Ryoko Yonekura has a refreshing beverage for me. I prefer to taste the former.
Granny knits art genitalia.
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Just a Bunch of Arse |
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Whoa – it’s the Journey of Spermo. Featuring none other than the Queen of Cuntia. Talk about Extended Edition.
Planning to put a horse's head in someone's bed? “Revenge is a dish best sent express.”
Arse-free site; but plenty of creative Flash graphics. (Although not exactly an uplifting tenor.)
Have you used Allofmp3? Any complaints?
Satellite images show “Atlantis.” Yeah, right.
Unreal aircraft – all grounded.
I suspect that his real future will be playing the xylophone.
Need a new summertime exercise/weight-loss program? And every day you realize that you've only screwed yourself.
Surely this doesn't remain an unanswered question: ‘Moan, moan, moan… why are women always moaning'?
Dance w/ La Pudeur des Icebergs. You won't be needing your tutu.
The baby’s baptismal brawl.
Requiem for a mouse. They ought to have served cookies, too.
Build your own rollercoaster – then hold onto your lunch.
Very unlikely that you’ll find this magazine in your general practitioner’s waiting room.
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Saturday June 5, 2004 |
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High Noon Roundup |
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Someday on the Misty Island. An "interactive music video [that doubles] as surreal journey through popculture and the opera world."
“The Langley Schools Music Project: 60-voice chorus of rural school children from western Canada, untrained but captivated by melodic magic, singing tunes by the Beach Boys, McCartney, Bowie, and others…..These 1976-77 recordings, captured on a 2-track tape deck in a school gymnasium, weren't staged to achieve money or fame, to sell albums or land a record contract.” Their rendering of Good Vibrations is almost ethereal. And Space Oddity (note Bowie's comment) evokes a fairly spinetingling atmosphere. Amateurish, sure, but it's still quite listenable.
We can appreciate the appearance of this Flash design.
If Japanese illustrations are your cup of green tea, then you may fancy these drawings. Or, perhaps you may prefer a more whimsical (albeit, darker) style.
A trained eye for painterly perspectives.
I for one have never said that women are bad drivers. Video exhibit No. 1.
Slimy…that ain’t no ordinary escargot – and it will “even eat the paint off houses!”
Will the verdict in this trial be a nut-bustin’ tough decision?
Nissan Dreamz: Does “nitrous oxide” make your heart race? (approx. 22 Mb file size)
Tomorrow is Bare-Hole Day in Britain!
Make no mistake about it – we’re on our way to Erotica LA. Bask in the heat of passion: You & your companion could stay at this splendid property.
She's really gonna enjoy her bike ride! [LSFW]
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Friday June 4, 2004 |
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Early June Juicy Bits |
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A rewarding find for us today: Polyphonic Spree Flash game. “She is my soldier girl/She’s so far away./She makes my head…/Spin around.” Such a great song and the one I listened to most often last year! (Of course not their only fine tune.)
Sweet frickin’ freefall – here’s a simply marvellous Flash gem!
An eye on the tongue.
This morning, Hughena (a gentle friend of mine), sent me this sweet photo-journalism story.
Musical interlude.
Anchorman – new movie starring Will Farrell & Christina Applegate. (Another pic.)
Juicy Saturday Night Live sendup of Hogwarts Academy. (And those are mighty fine warts on her!)
Mad magazine’s spoof of A Clockwork Orange. (One of the greatest cinematic masterpieces of the past three decades.)
A whole crapload directory of wacky Web museums.
Robots & Electronic Brains fanzine. (You suspected that I was due for another robotics link, didn't you?)
Now check out this über-cool production.
Indisputably, she's worthy of catching the bridal bouquet.
Words of wisdom.
Fine feminine forms. [LSFW]
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Monday May 24, 2004 |
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Monday Morning Coming Down |
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Definitely not the most impt. news item of this past wk.
Not new, but often relevant for some party-goers.
Soon-to-be-released digitally remastered ed. of the Lucas directorial début.
Want the 9-disc DVD set of The Matrix? Among the features are new HD transfers of the films, an extended version of Reloaded with an hour of additional footage – and new documentaries, commentaries, and other freshly-created special edition content. No street date yet.
Teaser-trailer for Constantine – the upcoming film starring Keanu Reeves.
Obvious talent created this 3D short.
Insane strobe-light work.
Max has gone mental.
Solo show visiting Toronto on the 27th of May.
'Snake-bite' man bought reptiles – and the Big One.
New world record: Rollercoastering bare-hole.
Procedural manual in Fr. toilettes.
Entertain your friends extravagantly this summer. Transport them in one of these mega limos. And be considerate: Let them know if you become one of the dearly departed.
Clip from the kitchen chem lab.
Anticipate these new horror/adventure games, playing on your PS2 terminal: KUON (Oct. 2004 release) and SIREN (available now).
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Friday May 21, 2004 |
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Smoke Screen |
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The “smoking” game.
Presumably some of our readers won’t like this commercial because it’s for a major corporation – but can someone ID the music’s composer/performer? (I remember seeing the ad several times last year on a satellite news channel.)
Illustrations to browse.
Covet the totally chaotic screen saver on page 2.
Backdoor Guide to Short-term Job Adventures.
US Nat’l Bicycle Greenway.
Become an expat: Caboodles of info on how to restart your life overseas.
Not-for-profit Web-only community-driven label where all releases are free for download with artwork & liner notes.
“Implants a GPS-microchip in the body of a human being, using a high powered sniper rifle as the long distance injector.” Shivers...best stay indoors.
In most jurisdictions, this badge would be invalid.
It's love, I suppose.
I ecstatic ‘cause I’ve found another interactive drum solo w/ fantastic rhythm patterns!
Play w/ Beer Dude.
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Monday May 10, 2004 |
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Circling Overhead |
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The hell w/ urban traffic routes: BA609 Tiltrotor. I’d use that aircraft to observe crop formations: Startling images on Eng. documentary DVDs.
Unthawing the dead in Alaska.
Appetizing illustrated history of head-hunting. (Lots of heads to circle over; albeit shrunken ones.)
Apocalypse Now – and the end of the 1970s. (An abundance of heads at Kurt's camp.)
Global catalogue of superheroies.
Onscreen menu for the soon-to-be-released theatrical version of The Return of the King. (I’ll exercise my faltering patience and wait for the extended 4-disc set – in November.)
One of the world’s most formidable sportbikes – the Honda CBR 1000 Fireblade!
Lightning strikes the Empire State Bldg.
Illusions of reality – great possibilities for your desktop scenery.
You had better get to the meal table before him or you'll be circling overhead like a buzzard looking for scraps of carrion!
An ulterior motive for screwing your environmentalist buns off.
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Wednesday May 5, 2004 |
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Wake Up! (Smell the Phallus impudicus) |
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A charming bouquet.
I’ve been employed (during the past 9 years) in the hotel/restaurant business; therefore, seeking out innovations in the hospitality industry goes pretty much hand-in-glove. Today’s quite fabulous discovery: "The Burj Al Arab experience begins the moment guests arrive at Dubai International Airport, where they are met by one of the hotel's fleet of eight chauffeur-driven Rolls Royce Silver Seraphs."
Cicada – emergence after 17-yr. sleep.
Demure, isn’t she?
Girls & guys ought to appreciate this slick 1-2-3 instructional clip: How to fold your T-Shirts perfectly .
Ten worst album covers of all time?
Digital-art mini-films – apparently meaningful to some cultists.
Resource for those diehard readers of Robert Jordan.
Beatles’ tunes, Metallicalized.
The Goth crowd should have a refurbishing mania.
Abandoned asylums. (Were inmates/patients ever prescribed the opiate lollipop?)
Also: dilapidated subway stations. Even derelict bicycles.
We can hardly wait for the summertime. [LSFW]
In the meantime, if you're entrenched indoors...play w/ the tanks. Keep the target painted. Burn some rubber in Redline Rumble 2: Detonator.
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Naked – but Invisible |
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First of all a word to Timo...SALUT!
[NSFW] { Flip, the Dutch girls cheer for you! She snatched a fish, you could say. We like her to be versatile.
Spread the word – for Beckham’s sake. (As though he needs it.)
Ten telltale signs she’s a double-life lapdancer.
Filed in the For-What-It's-Worth Dept: Colour-match for my birthdate also bears a partial description of me: "Artistic; partner-oriented; independent." Frivolous, but fun to look up.
Classroom dilemma?
“Scientific” device to measure level of stupidity.
Gallery of amazing high-speed photography.
Does this man's artistic gift activate admiration on your part – or perhaps a smidgen of envy?
Ukranian is world’s tallest living man.
PLAY: Flash ping-pong game could drive you freakin nuts – even in the “easy” mode!
C…for yourself. Good one!
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Non-Human Stain |
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Sickey Mouse is psychotic. Will justice be served?
Three-eyed, double-mouthed calf.
I linked to this site a few months ago. Hell, get tuned into the fact that most celebs are plain-jane or bloody worse than ordinary in the looks department. For example, Avril & Britney are really about as attractive as a sack of hammers! And Canadian supermodel Linda Evangelista is….sheeesh, let’s not go there.
Clips of public nudity “where it’s not allowed.” [NSFW]
Architectural renderings of futuristic metropolises.
Official site for the Tolkien-inspired film, Ancanar. (I've been keeping tabs on this production over the past two years. Release date now seems imminent.)
Master metalsmiths & armourers.
Quirky concepts behind these collectibles.
Map of France showing travel times via the TGV – rather than distance markers.
Captivating images from the "Amstel Gold" cycling race.
I was not previously apprised of the extensive vocabulary in the surfer's glossary.
Are your abs toned enough to perform this trick?
Finally, here's that stain. Not likely she quoted Shakespeare: "The rankest compound of villainous smell that ever offended nostril."
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Tuesday April 20, 2004 |
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Face Value |
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How many of them do you really know?
“Some people do taxes for a living. Others check your cholesterol level. Some fix your car, serve you beer, or find you somewhere to live... Who sells the dildos and butt-plugs?” Sex blog.
Abundance of choices for new desktop wallpaper.
Fabulous stuff from Bladerunner fan club.
Perhaps Vice is your cup of editorial tea.
An actual RoboCop patrols streets in a Third World city? At the end of a long shift, will it require the services of a therapist? Its bothersome pests?
Universal IR-RC for your PC. This PC could take a few shit kicks – and likely survive!
Ultra-modern "stealth" office furniture.
Subterranean & sub-oceanic tunnels.
Comet destroyed in stellar crash.
Bad day in the chopper.
Blood-splattered sequence of Stickfigure carnage.
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Thursday April 8, 2004 |
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Sounds like a Didgeridoo to Me |
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Audio-samples of strange, experimental musical instruments – including the stalacpipe organ which plays a cave-full of stalactites. (For the curious, a didgeridoo.)
Luminous clothing using electroluminescent rather than reflective material.
Dreamily surrealistic feel to these underwater QuickTime® films. Newly discovered deep-sea predator. (Two photos.)
Intense comic art.
Alright, on which competitor would you wager a bet?
Vodka-laced milkshakes have delighted many partygoers; these Australian treats are enticing, too.
Song for the biscuit purists.
Tales of dumb-ass crooks
We formerly understood that Venus wanted men.
Sign-language clock. Why?
He obeys your commands. (I had him sit down, point to the camera, hop, roll over, scratch the floor, and peck the chair.)
Control the movements of Liquid Man.
Not quite finished, if you don’t mind!
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Is That Really You? |
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Quiz to determine your numerical ID. | Your chromato-ID. | Your positioning on the political compass. | What Monty Python character are you? | Which indie pop song are you? | What's your DJ name? (Mine is, apparently, “The Guzzler.”) | And learn the comparative relevance of your age.
Friends with You? Click thru the gallery of almost creepy (such as the matryoshka) products.
Proposed list of the most irritating phrases in English. (I could contribute a great many more!)
A library unto itself: 36,795 PRINT volumes of Google. The overall price? (Posit the query to Google!) Would someone out there calculate the approx. total length in metres of shelving required to hold this set?
How long can you last?
I occasionally include a robotics link in my posts; today let’s visit Giant Robot magazine.
Utterly spectacular nighttime panoramic photo of the City of Lights.
A veritable treasure-house of top-quality wallpapers in many categories.
Yeah, it’s a repost – but Ant City offers some moments of more-or-less sizzling satisfaction.
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Monday March 15, 2004 |
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The Noble Collection |
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Everything from Armour & Swords, Fantasy Art, Scientific Eqpt., to a great selection of Lord of the Rings jewelry, etc. Also, the Green Sword of Destiny reproduced from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
Priced at the equivalent of US$115,000 – Etherial video walls that shimmer as people walk through them, some of which use mist and others that use dry fog to produce the transmitted image.
What’s your pleasure – the TV screen or the hot-assed blonde?
A DubSelector to confiscate your free time today.
The Darkside of the Rainbow.
If you have lots of bling and are thinking of buying a classic Ferrari, you can explore its history & pedigree.
Advice at Customs.
The world's largest erotic festival, later this month in Manchester. Flip, will this event be on your itinerary?
You’ll need to be completely sobered up in order to play this game.
It’s almost infuriating trying to keep the ball airborne.
Thar she blows!
Can you find the apricot? Fish-eats-pussy bodyart. [LSFW]
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Tuesday February 17, 2004 |
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Down on All Fours |
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How would you judge this piano competition?
Who would be so moronic as to ride in this weird-ass bus?
This cat is a born retriever!
We can’t vouch the same for the rabbits.
The concise Pink Pig atlas.
Mystery of the Chilean slop has been solved – giant squid next?
“The husband must give to his wife what she has a right to expect.” “And so too the wife to her husband.”
Are you ready & willing to help raise the birthrate in Singapore?
Mark Bain has turned the seismological data from the September 11 attacks on New York City into a musical composition. It's not easy listening:
Sample.
Surely a repost here at Coolios – but worth seeing the sexiest clock ever.
Obsessive/compulsive packrat pictorial. (Dial-up users beware of heavy graphics download.)
Some people contend that digital imaging sucks.
Amazing ultra-hi-speed photography.
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Out of the Orifice |
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Mostly lightweight entertainment to launch a new week:
Homeodent Lemon is one of the four flavours I keep on hand. (Along w/ Cherry, Fennel, & Spearmint.) Over 1,000 brands in this collection – one of which is six-proof, whiskey-flavoured! However, this procedure is NOT oral hygiene.
The largest diamond in the Universe.
There’s that Giant Hand parking cars again!
Check the boxes: “Who loves me, baby?”
“Do you smell barbecue?”
Minifilm: "Shaun of the Dead."
Nepalese man marries his dog. Dress up a dog for the next Bar Mitzvah.
Slide the bunny head left-to-right. Then play Bunny Whiplash.
Online discussions have hummed with theories about the ID of this object.
More imaginary fauna.
Braving the elements.
Thousands of Web radio stations.
Digital variation of the old pea-under-the-shells game. How high did you score?
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Saturday February 14, 2004 |
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Heads Up for Next Feb. 14! |
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Category: Xtra-Cool Captions |
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“In a survey of 1,000 people for the Spoken Word Publishing Association, 19% said they would prefer loving words. The only gift they wanted more than this was one which puts deeds before words - a holiday mini-break.”
The association's top 10 is:
1. a surprise minibreak, 27%
2. carefully chosen love poetry or prose, 19%
3. a meal at a fantastic restaurant, 17%
4. a romantic text message, 14%
5. a dozen perfect roses, 9%
6. a sensual massage, 5%
7. a box of chocolates, 4%
8. trip in a hot air balloon, 3%
9. sexy lingerie, 1%
10. a serenade, 1%
[Source: Guardian Unlimited]
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Wednesday February 11, 2004 |
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La Vie est Belle |
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Category: Cool Linkdumps |
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World's largest erotic festival scheduled for next month at Manchester.
Lingerie Bowl portfolio.
A handful of nipple slips.
Pink compliments this hottie.
“Peanut Butter” finally separated from “Jelly.” 2000 uses for peanut butter.
Gallery of those naughty but weird “one size fits all” suits.
Mom uses 10-year old daughter as her DD.
“Excellent work – once I taped his mouth shut.”
Basically this device turns your home PC's music library into a server, and acts as a Wi-Fi connected client.
Would you have graded an A+ for this chemistry exam?
Funky, retro-erotic museum in Japan. [LSFW]
Biggest car-model museum on the Net.
A repost of mine: the virtual design museum.
Asian lomography.
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