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Armed With Wings 2
One of the neatest Flash games I have ever seen. And a one-man job!

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Water Glasses
Dial in your own prescription
without an optometrist

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It's All Bullshit and it's Bad For You
A new George Carlin HBO special aired live last Saturday. Youtube videos of the whole thing are in the extended!

(videos have been replaced with working ones)

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The no longer Secret Lens
The lens allows you to capture unwitting humans of time, without triggering waves of paranoia through their spine!

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The Speed Camera Pimping Game
Step 1: Print a fake license plate on photo paper with a number belonging to a peer or authority figure.
Step 2: Intentionally speed and get caught in the act by an automatic camera.
Step 3: Laugh maniacally knowing your innocent victim will be getting a ticket in the mail.

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Flame by BK
Burger King has just released its new cologne! In time for the holidays!

The WHOPPER sandwich is America's favorite burger. FLAME by BK captures the essence of that love and gives it to you. Behold the scent of seduction, with a hint of flame-broiled meat.

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Why You Yawn
Researchers at Binghamton University have developed a new theory to explain and predict yawning behavior, and successfully tested their theory on parakeets.

They claim that yawning is a cooling mechanism designed to regulate brain temperature. Sounds reasonable to me.

Yaaaaaaaaaawn!

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Nine
A cool short animated film by someone called Shane Acker.

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Lost your virginity?  Why not text your dad!!!
Who knows if its true, but supposedly this girl text'ed her dad after losing her virginity on a school trip. I'm sure it was an awkward conversation when she got home.

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KFC employees caught bathing in sink
3 girls who worked at KFC found out a new way to get fired from their jobs by taking a bath in the dish-washing sink (more like a tub). Why they wanted to take do that is beyond me, seems pretty stupid.

Plus, stupid things are always better when they photo or video document it and put it on the web for everyone to see.

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Aubrey De Grey on the Colbert Report
Mfund legend Aubrey De Grey from a recent interview by Steven Colbert.

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A BetaMaxMas
Christmas 1988! If the TV is a little fuzzy, just wiggle the antennas.

Welcome to my basement, I've got it wired for Hi-Fi. Check out what's playing in the TV Guide, or flip through the channels to see what's playin'.

Happy Holidays.


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The Persistence of Memory
A National Geographic article by Joshua Foer that discusses the current understanding of human memory through the lenses of two extraordinary people. One has a memory of perfect clarity, and the other has no memory at all.

I want to take him by the arm and shake him. "You have a rare and debilitating memory disorder," I want to tell him. "The last 50 years have been lost to you. In less than a minute, you're going to forget that this conversation ever even happened." I imagine the sheer horror that would befall him, the momentary clarity, the gaping emptiness that would open up in front of him, and close just as quickly.

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Elect Stephon Marbury a All-Star Game Starter!
Why? He calls himself StarBury! Plus I think it would be f*funny....



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Let Detroit Go Bankrupt
An op-ed piece in the New York Times yesterday advocating a laissez-faire approach to the American automobile industry's current troubles.

It's well written, logical, and I find myself in agreement with most of its points. The weird part? It's written by Mitt Romney.

My thoughts in extended.

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Sit Or Squat
It's a web and mobile service to help you find the nearest public bathroom. Complete with ratings and photos posted by other shitters.

I might have to get a smartphone just for this.

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Psychedelic Optical Illusion
An optical illusion I had never seen before.

It's trippy... try it!

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The Lego Minifig Timeline
Gizmodo has a huge post detailing every Lego minifig ever produced, by year. I'm not a huge Lego maniac (like some folks) but even I enjoyed this trip down memory lane.

Actually they seem to be missing a few sets that I'm familiar with, notably Blacktron and Ice Planet. But it's still cool.

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Roger Shawyer's Relativity Drive
Roger Shawyer claims to have developed a spacecraft engine that turns energy into thrust with no moving parts.

Sounds like a dime-a-dozen nut case, except that he's a respected space engineer. And he has a working prototype.

It sounds to me like it violates the conservation of momentum, but my understanding of microwaves is not so good. Anyway it's a pretty good article from the New Scientist.

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The Indonesian Mimic Octopus
Youtube video from some nature show about an octopus that mimics other animals.

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Popular Science best of 2008 for computing
Some interesting things listed. If you notice about half-way through there's Gobi, which as some may know is something I know a little about :)

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Music Video by Jean-Pierre Jeunet
I've just discovered that the fantastic director of "Delicatessen" and "Amelie" had earlier done a very cool music video for the Jean Michel Jarre song "Zoolook" (which I also love).

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Gay marriage: the database engineering perspective
A database engineer named Sam discusses the logistical difficulties that gay marriage presents.

An entertaining read if you happen to be a database nerd.

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Earthbound 2
For those like me who grew up with Nintendo and SNES, Earthbound represented the apex of the 16 bit RPGs genre.

In 2006, 11 years later, Nintendo finally released the sequel, Mother 3. But they only released it in Japan, and apparently have no plans to translate it. So fans volunteered and did it themselves, and now finally the fan translation is finished.

Main link goes to the official translation website, or see extended for a torrent of the whole enchilada.

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Magnapinna - the Elbowed Squid
Shell Oil presents a short video captured by one of their submersibles at a drilling site a mile and a half under water. Have you ever seen a squid with elbows?

Thumb is an alien from the movie Independence Day.

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