Friday, February 1, 2008
Thursday, January 31, 2008
This is a remake of a once glorius blogpost
If your making a movie about 2 guys recreating movies, your bound to have a French man in afro wig recreating your trailer.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
MTV enters the IT era.

Could it be, MTV has decided to make a site you can actually use? (I would love to have answered yes, but I just cant.)
Related links - Mtv.co.uk
Monday, January 28, 2008
Snailmail

WARSAW (Reuters) - It’s official. Postal delivery is as slow as snails, at least in Poland.
An IT worker, after receiving a letter on January 3 that was sent on December 20 as priority mail, calculated that a snail would have made it even faster to his home than the letter.
Daily Gazeta Wyborcza said Michal Szybalski calculated that it took 294 hours for the letter to arrive at his home. He also said the distance between his home and the sender was 11.1 kilometers.
Given the distance and the time, the speed of the letter was 0.03775 kilometers per hour. Szybalski calculated that a garden snail travels at around 0.048 kilometers per hour.
-Will you carbonate the Fanta? -No!

Fanta still is set to hit the stores in the UK next month. For those of you who wonders if even will be possible to drink the non carbonated Fanta, I recommend a trip to Sweden. The old brand and drink "MER" ("more") will prolly be the closest thing to it. Oh, and its owned by the Swedish division of coka cola.
Links of the day
This flikr keyboard is about the most bizarre thing I've seen since Britney shaved her head.
The decapitator has a flikr account as well.
This weekend buzzed about an NKOTB reunion and Dlisted futured an article about a woman who went on to craigslist, posting an ad for a hitman.
Then theres some peanuts that looks like duks.
And as a final note, if your roommate dies, don't drag his body to the post office to cash his Social Security check.
The decapitator has a flikr account as well.
This weekend buzzed about an NKOTB reunion and Dlisted futured an article about a woman who went on to craigslist, posting an ad for a hitman.
Then theres some peanuts that looks like duks.
And as a final note, if your roommate dies, don't drag his body to the post office to cash his Social Security check.
How the biohazard symbol came to be

This interesting article was posted on bold today. It's an article by Charles Baldwin, the creator of the Biohazard symbol.
One of the two only flying machines
The British Flying Machine had a wonderful chorus saying "I'm still waiting on the shores of nowhere, waiting for my life to begin, baby I'm a looser" (Later found in a much less wonderful recording by the Foundations.)
I got a vinyl record player for my birthday and realized how ironically beautiful the other tracks on their record can be.
The only recording I could find on youtube is one by Helen Shapiro:
The only Flying Machine recording I could find on youtube was "Smile a little smile for me".
The user providing the video below has some wonderful old musicvideos online.
Related links: Bubblegum University
I got a vinyl record player for my birthday and realized how ironically beautiful the other tracks on their record can be.
The only recording I could find on youtube is one by Helen Shapiro:
The only Flying Machine recording I could find on youtube was "Smile a little smile for me".
The user providing the video below has some wonderful old musicvideos online.
Related links: Bubblegum University
So, you want to change the world?
I was feeling a little bit blue and bored, trying to make my plans match with a speech held by David Carson in Stockholm soon. I googled the phrase "I want to change the world" and got only 86 600 hits. Apparently this is the way to do it.
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