Posted by
syl_DUPE1, around 15th February 2006:
The other thread is getting so long. Can we start a new one for each month? (as Sul suggested)
Posted by
Grim..., around 16th February 2006:
No.
Oh, wait...
=]
Posted by
WarHead, around 24th February 2006:
Bump!
How to write like a
wanker.
I think most of us know and practice this already.
What we need now is a page to tell us how to wank like a writer. We could ask Brock, as he inflicts his verbal diarrhoea on everyone in flickr central.
Posted by
WarHead, around 24th February 2006:
Alfie: The tiePod is rather upsetting. But then musical ties usually are, as are ties in general.
But ties now have
two purposes.
1. To keep soup and/or gravy and/or curry sauce off your shirt front.
2. To house you iPod/compatible sound system.
heh -- oops. wh & me crossposted on two different months' linky threads at the same time. that'll teach me. something. not sure what.
hey, i reckon we should keep bumping BOTH threads all thru to end of march. just, cos, you know, it... umm
i saw this and thought it might be a laugh. plus a chance of a superfit bird!
rats. utterly unhorny.
but i nearly fell off my chair laughing at the red arrow about halfway/0.75way through - worth it for that moment
www.dailymotion.com/video/5...
[NSFW]
Posted by
Grim..., around 28th February 2006:
Yeah, oi, Salt!
At least set it to 'nipples' or something...
Posted by
Grim..., around 28th February 2006:
Bah - most of them come back as men if you do that =[
bwah hah hah hah ha haaaaaaa
*cough*
bloody good memory there miki
at least i'm consistent, eh
Posted by
Grim..., around 28th February 2006:
Homeless person's Blog.
Not a bad read.
Posted by
Sul_DUPE1, around 28th February 2006:
I havent read it yet but I had this idea a year or so ago. I was going to pretend to be a tramp blogging from the various public internetphone things in the waterloo area. Of course I never went through with it.
(you might also like this one, in similar vein:
Survival Guide to Homelessness
"No matter where you go, there you are.")
"This is the Managing Editor!
Tell the Graphics/Layout Department they're all **FIRED**!!"
actual magazine cover, apparently:
Posted by
Grim..., around 1st March 2006:
Link?
died :(
hang on, i'll see if i can flickr it
EDIT: there ya go
Posted by
Grim..., around 1st March 2006:
I can't see the MD bit...
that would be my suggested caption and/or consequence of that magazine cover actually hitting the shelves...
Posted by
Grim..., around 1st March 2006:
Oh.
Posted by
Grim..., around 1st March 2006:
Posted by
Grim..., around 1st March 2006:
The facial expressions are just perfect =]
Posted by
Grim..., around 1st March 2006:
There's something rather apt and rather poignant about the fact that the ENGLISH wikipedia's !ONE MILLIONTH article is on the subject of
trainspotting
"and the urine runs off the edge of the unsupported glass walkway to form a magnificent rainbow-starred yellow circle-curtain below you as you look down into the beautiful Grand Canyon."
check this out:
SearchScapes
kinda halfway between a cyberspace flythrough and googlemaps.
essentially maps the density of Search queries to particular Manhattan addresses, represents them by height, as "buildings" constructted of the search query strings that make them up. It then lets you "fly" through the resultant model of the city.
click&drag on the plan and elevation views on Left to "fly". note you can adjust your height, and can even fly under the city.
Each person constructs his/her image of the city. This image is made out of facts, memories, experiences, stories, news - mostly invisible data, and not only of architecture, buildings and streets.
"SEARCHSCAPES: MANHATTAN" is an attempt to create a tridimensional map of Manhattan, using existing data from the web.
The objective is to compare the city's "physical spaces" and "information spaces" (search results). This is an attempt to materialize information: to give it dimension and physicality.
"SEARCHSCAPES: MANHATTAN" was developed as a thesis project at the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University.
cats in sinks?
dogs in scarves!
i didn't know so many dogs were serbian refugees
Posted by
WarHead, 16th March 2006:
Perhaps not, but I knew that a lot of Serbian refugees were dogs.
Posted by
WarHead, around 17th March 2006:
"and the urine runs off the edge of the unsupported glass walkway to form a magnificent rainbow-starred yellow circle-curtain below you as you look down into the beautiful Grand Canyon."
WTF are you blathering about?
click through the link and read the news item
Posted by
Grim..., around 17th March 2006:
Why are you putting links into Febuary still?
Posted by
WarHead, around 17th March 2006:
Because I'm living in the past.
click through the link and read the news item
I did, and could find no reference to urine.
because we started the march thread in february. seems only fair.
wh: what's a renowned human reaction to extreme fear? what's a probable reaction of humans who have walked out on to an unsupported glass shelf hanging over the middle of the grand canyon? what's the water speed of a european swallow water-skiing for the first time?
Posted by
WarHead, around 17th March 2006:
what's a renowned human reaction to extreme fear? what's a probable reaction of humans who have walked out on to an unsupported glass shelf hanging over the middle of the grand canyon?
They shit themselves.
That Jaws spoof was crap. I had a peek at the Babewatch one as well, and that was WORSE. Fucking amateurs.
arstechnica.com/journals/ap...
Apple's "Mighty Mouse"'s optical sensor's lights throws a mouse shape if you lift it off the desk!
Posted by
Grim..., around 21st March 2006:
Thank God they've got the iPod, eh?
it burns! it burns!
apple powerbooks' new "MagSafe" power connector burst into flame while this chap was out. tho, possibly catpee-related
Posted by
WarHead, around 22nd March 2006:
Slow burning plastic often smells a bit like cat piss, iirc.
highly cool media-centre pc intended for loungeroom use:
ceramic case, cd/dvd player, couch-friendly onscreen user interface, wall-mountable -- pretty cool
Posted by
Grim..., around March 2006:
I'll just use a PC, cheers =]
£60 second hand xbox + bit of jiggly pokery and I made a media center PC over the weekend. Currently streaming the News Quiz from the BBC. ROCK!
kewl. then you want to join this chap's campaign:
"
DON'T MAKE ME GO BACK TO VINYL!!" (nsfw, needs sound)
Posted by
Grim..., around 26th March 2006:
SQUIRRELLY WRATH!
Ace of Spades as performed by the Pish Dolls.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxf...
I like the crowd participation.
Posted by
Grim..., around 26th March 2006:
Haha - awesome!
tired of cleaning your lady parts manually?
from the makers of Roomba, comes the new automatic
Woomba
Mo-ooommmie, it followed us home, can we keep it?
cute! centipede catches, kills, and eats mouse
cuter! looks like a geiger painting!
