Monty Python Online - fantastic traditional British comedy!!! Check it out for some real comedy! You can keep your slapstick over the pond. ;)

http://www.tistside.de/downloads/fun...hrer_klaus.wmv

Bear with it.

It starts getting good about two minutes in.

Don't worry about the fact that the narration is in german.

It's funny whether or not you understand it.

Safety First!!

Holy shit, Wolf that's really funny!!:thumb:

Slang's and my next new car ...

Check out this church :D

tape titles in the US Secret Service Library.:eek:

Wow. I really would love to see a lot of those. Especially " 0168.0 Tapes of Wrath - Gag Reel"

But most of the interview tapes intrigue me as well.

Do you think they do online rentals like Netflix?

"0428.0 Religious Fanatics, Jasper Arkansas" - Anyone know exactly where juju is from?

an addictive game, Googlewhack I heard about in the paper today.

Try your luck, its's tougher than it sounds.

Brian

This is a blog from Baghdad. It's achived back a couple years and current. Day to day life in Baghdad through the war is extremely interesting. The latest entry is at the top of the page, so if you want to read in order go to the bottom of the page. The mood and opinion shifts from day to day are worth noting.

2001 Space Odessey Ever wonder what it was all about? this will explain it.

I thought this Japanese strangeness worthy of sharing:

http://yoga.tripod.co.jp/flash/kikkomaso.swf]
http://yoga.tripod.co.jp/flash/kikkomaso.swf[/url]

And now banana and shrimp have their say:

http://yoga.tripod.co.jp/flash/kaijin.htm
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http://yoga.tripod.co.jp/flash/kaijin.htm
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That's funny, Warch. Gives fish head and rice a whole new meaning.:D

Give me Slack, or Give me Death!
 

If you know what that means, then go here and pull the wool over your own eyes!

Brian

BigThings in Canada

On 6/8 I posted a link to a blog from Baghdad. I just found this link about the guy that writes it.

Dead or Alive....
 

Dead People Server Home Page

Ever wonder if your favorite celebrity is dead or alive? Check out THIS site to find out for sure!!! :D

Or if you just want to check one particular celebrity:

<a href="http://www.abevigoda.com/">Abe Vigoda status page</a>

Thats just not right. :eek:

I have my doubts about the accuracy of this site. It says Paul McCartney is still alive.

You have to play the site backwards.;)

Ok, this link is for adults only. Rated R. It's a little flash a friend(?) made. Some of you might recognize the star.:eek:

Cat-like typing detected! A program to determine if the typing on your keyboard is from a cat and prevent damage. It also plays annoying harmonica sounds to annoy the cat.

Hahahahahaha. Tony, look two posts up from yours.

Holy crap! Sorry about that B, I swear I found the link at another location...

Blame the cat!

Imitation is the sincerest form of some shit.:D
I know sometimes I'll find a cool link and post it figuring to go back and check the ones I've missed when I get time.

Admittedly, I got this from BoingBoing. But BoingBoing is still pretty cool. Also check out some of Cory Doctorow's other work.
And if those aren't enough to keep you busy for a bit, you have too much free time.

July 4th site
 

click here and enjoy. Have your sound on for best results.

Brian

CD's explode at high rpm :eek:

Parking Spots. 214 user-submitted images of toy cars placed strategically next to real cars. This goes in the category of quirky things that the net coughs up for no apparent reason. And this is why we love it so.

(via Asymmetrical Information)

Yo Dawg. Try This!

Some corportate filters may have a shit-hemmorhage. My own returned a "site not available" message. Had to wait until I got home to play with it.

appropriate, given the cellar logo.

parable of the monkeys

via metafilter.

~james

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/rema...seti~mode=flat

download the file, enjoy!

1. I ain't downloadin' no file from no stranger that I don't know what it is ...

2. UT, I thought you had things set up such that a person's first post couldn't include a link?

No, it's only worded like that on the register page so spammers aren't as interested in us.

Baby tattoos !!! :eek:

I'm sorry my first post had you worried. I should have explained what the file is...

Its a Japanese TV show's rendition of what ping pong would be like if played in The Matrix. Its very funny, is not spam and is not a virus.

I've been lurking on the boards for a couple weeks now and thought I had already introduced myself. Obviously not. FWIW, I live in the Blue Mountains, near Sydney, Australia, am over 35, and work in software development. :)

m0na

<a href="http://objective.jesussave.us/creationsciencefair.html">Creation Science Fair</a>

Some highlights:

<i>"Pokemon Prove Evolutionism Is False" - Paul Sanborn (grade 4)

"Women Were Designed For Homemaking"</i>

and NUMBER ONE AND THE BEST:

<i>1st Place: "Using Prayer To Microevolve Latent Antibiotic Resistance In Bacteria"
Eileen Hyde and Lynda Morgan (grades 10 & 11) did a project showing how the power of prayer can unlock the latent genes in bacteria, allowing them to microevolve antibiotic resistance. Escherichia coli bacteria cultured in agar filled petri dishes were subjected to the antibiotics tetracycline and chlorotetracycline. The bacteria cultures were divided into two groups, one group (A) received prayer while the other (B) didn't. The prayer was as follows: "Dear Lord, please allow the bacteria in Group A to unlock the antibiotic-resistant genes that You saw fit to give them at the time of Creation. Amen." The process was repeated for five generations, with the prayer being given at the start of each generation. In the end, Group A was significantly more resistant than Group B to both antibiotics.
</i>

National do not spam registry. :rolleyes:

rate my bookmarks!
 

I ran across an old bookmark file last night and felt that I had to share it with everyone. Why? I dunno, I just obey the voices in my head, that's all.

Anyway, here they all are: have fun.

http://www.comebackalive.com/df/index.htm
http://www.soyouwanna.com/
http://www.starseeker.com/
http://www.moviewavs.com/
http://www.imbot.com/index.asp
http://www.whosaliveandwhosdead.com/
http://www.sofiavergara.com/
http://www.candystand.com/
http://www.badmovies.org/
http://www.law.net/
http://asylumeclectica.com/morbid/
http://www.zagat.com/
http://cbldf.org/
http://www.furcadia.com/
http://www.prelinger.com/ialist.html
http://www.kissmyass.com/
http://www.stairwell.com/stare/
http://www.darkhorizons.com/
http://www.seanbaby.com/
http://www.getmarriednow.com/
http://www.reptoid.com/
http://www.fictionresource.com/slash/
http://www.dolphinsex.org/
http://www.script-o-rama.com/snazzy/dircut.html
http://www.comics2film.com/
http://www.bonsaikitten.com/
http://www.mcphee.com/

[edit: broken links removed]

Found a site linking independent booksellers on line. I tested it with an old stand by that noone has. They had it, I bought it.

alibris

Oh yah, they have vinyl as well... if you're some kind of audio freak.

http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/pansubjindex1.html

panoramic photographs.

~james

The excellent site which Perth linked us to (and which I have poked around on a time or two) has held me rapt for the past couple of hours as I looked for items of local interest.

I found a subject near and dear to my heart, namely Longview Farms. Longview Farms was a grand private farm operation, constructed by lumber baron RA Long and complete in 1914. It is about three miles from my house as the crow flies, and I have been enthralled with the place ever since I was a kid. It was, of course, long deteriorated and mostly abandoned by the time I moved out to this part of town in 1969, but all of the old structures were intact at that time, if somewhat abused.

It is really difficult to describe the grandness of it all, but someone in our government had the foresight to survey and document it in conjunction with the planning and construction of the lake that now covers a large portion of the original property. Although many of the structures *still* survive, and are even used (the main mansion and the chapel are actively used...I've even been to weddings in each of the structures.) to this day.

Some of the buildings have been razed over the years. The show horse barn (Long's daughter was a world renowned horsewoman, and the farm was largely built for her use as a breeder and horse person) burned in the 70's (probably due to some kids partying in it, if memory serves me...the whole place was a very attractive nuisance to us young hippies back in the day). As I mentioned before, a large part of the land is now underwater, and much of the rest is being developed as subdivisions. In fact, a friend of mine just built a house about a quarter mile behind the water tower you'll see if you go to the link below.

The link takes you to only a small part of the documentation available...if interested, go to the search function and type in "Longview Farm", and see what's there.

Maybe it is only fascinating to me, but someone else out there might find some value in it. It is a piece of my youth in a way...my wife went to the community college that is now located immediately west of the water tower in the aerial view of the place. The large pond in that same photo is still there, and I drive by it frequently on the road that now crosses from Grandview to Lee's Summit. Another picture shows a period photo of a small waterfall on the Little Blue River, a place my friends and I used to jeep across when the land was federally owned but not yet underwater.

Sigh...memories. Isn't that what this site was all about? Well, for me, there's some damn personal memories there. Library of Congress = Good!

http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/...g,awh,nfor,sgp

i spent several hours yesterday doing the same thing.

i live near garden of the gods and its fascinating to see how it has changed over the years.

ive always loved estes park but this is a side of it ive never seen.

most of the images appear to have copyright information attached, and a lot of them appear to be in the public domain. it would be neat to get the high-res images, print them, say 10-12 inches high by however long and have them framed. nice conversation pieces.

~james

origins of american animation

more library of congress fun!

~james

Doesn't (sniff, sniff, sob) work.:(

It has been screwing up for me too...

http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage...&displayType=1

Try this one...

Here's a good one for the kiddies who want more info on them thar WMDs George Dubya tol' us about.

Go to google (regular, not advanced search) and type in "weapons of mass destruction" then click 'I'm feeling lucky'

or, save yourself the typing and go here.

Funny, funny.

Similar prank at this site.

One method of emulating the infamous Netscape <a href="http://www.siteexperts.com/tips/html/ts12/page1.asp">blink</a> tag.

Of course, <marquee direction="up" scrollamount="30" height="30" scrolldelay="800">there are other ways.</marquee><br>

(Your mileage may vary, depending on your browser.)

Reading in public can get you a visit from the FBI.

http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/2003-07-17/rant.html

Damn, Juju. They'll be coming after you for letting the cat out of the bag. :eek:

This is how we present ourselves to the world.

http://www.cafeshops.com/bomberfball

Black People Love Them :thumb: