take 5 cookies from defense Posted by condour at 10:19 AM January 29, 2004

That's a big twinkee. Or in the case of this TrueMajority.org flash animation, a big pile of cookies. Warning: Could make you madder at W.

thanks for the props on Posted by at 06:21 PM January 28, 2004

thanks for the props on the phark photoshop.



not my best one, but i laughed a bit when i made it.





peace,
c.

Pork Corp Posted by condour at 07:20 AM

Some really strange films from Pleix.

You've Gotta See the Baby Posted by condour at 09:56 AM January 27, 2004

When they put together the Macintosh, the designer kept a scrapbook of polaroids for each milestone. Here it is, annotated. Folklore.org, incidentally, is a helluva fun site and it's been making its way around the alpha blogs today.

lists of 5 Posted by condour at 06:50 AM

for when a top ten is just too long.

Think outside the thin blue lines Posted by condour at 05:00 PM January 25, 2004

The Law and Order Coloring Book.

Abstinence is over. Posted by condour at 04:49 PM

100 things to do instead of it. Wow. I've never seen such a persuasive argument for getting laid.

Archibald the Walrus Posted by condour at 10:10 AM January 21, 2004

Cary Grant's Fantastic Fifties Freak-Outs.

Very cool... Posted by at 04:58 AM

what about the Banished Words? The only reason I know about it is because of it is published by my alma mater.

But with that said, it's hilarious. The official verbose title is as follows: List of Words Banished from the Queen's English for Mis-Use, Over-Use and General Uselessness. The new list (published every Jan. 1 since the 1970s) is found here: Banished Words. ENJOY

From a fark photoshop contest: Posted by condour at 03:20 PM January 20, 2004

A King's likeness Posted by condour at 02:36 PM

Is it about time we had MLK on our currency? There are problems with the concept -- the inevitable accusations of hypocrisy, political opportunism, whitewashing history, and the like. But MeFites point out that just about anyone is better than Andrew Jackson. And it's a pretty decent thread to look at. Other countries have artists, activists, thinkers on their bills. Ben Franklin and Lincoln sure deserve to be there, but let's mix it up a little. Shall we?

Words of the Year Posted by condour at 08:44 AM January 17, 2004

From the American Dialect Society, 2003's greatest additions to English.

our national destiny Posted by condour at 05:47 PM January 13, 2004

Ok let's be honest with ourselves. It's definitely cool to see a panorama of Mars. But the place is kind of a dump.

The Foundering Fathers Posted by condour at 06:20 AM January 12, 2004

Washington's beer recipe. I hear Lincoln made a helluva brownie.

HEY! Posted by at 02:27 PM January 11, 2004

That's MINE, I TELL YOU,

MINE MINE MINE!

well ok if you're going to take it, if you're going to rip it right out of my naive, innocent, cyber-ignorant hands, at least give me ephemeral-muse credit!

geez.

I am the lamb, you are the anthropomorphic marmot. Posted by condour at 04:08 PM January 10, 2004

Furries and Religion: The stripes and polka dots of the internet.

The Adventure People Posted by condour at 02:25 PM January 09, 2004

These toys rocked. I had alpha star, alpha probe, the sea diver, one of the race cars, oh man I gotta go find this stuff.

Bush in 30 Seconds Posted by condour at 02:12 PM

It's not a dating thing.Just a very creative set of ads sponsored by Moveon.org and Creative Commons licensed. And some of them are very funny.

This is your brain on drugs Posted by condour at 12:32 PM

The effects of LSD on one man's sketches. A pretty good argument for divebombing boardwalks and malls with the stuff.

sPaCe AgE pOp...WoW! Posted by LG3 at 01:48 AM January 04, 2004

Check out the digs for Space Age Pop. Now with more samples....

High pants and hot dogs Posted by condour at 03:42 PM January 03, 2004

New York in 40s and 50s. In Color! Via Gothamist.