A brief intermission: Assorted Amusement

Filed by: Darren on March 13, 2007 at 12:13
Filed In: Humour

I think I'm a bit blogged out at the moment following my marathon post on Friday, and I have a couple of really important project deadlines to meet this week. So here, by way of a short interlude, are some links to some amusing and / or just plain weird stuff that I've stumbled upon recently, one way or another:

Websurdity.com isn't afraid to ask uncomfortable questions about the things the Imperial Government doesn't want You to Know.
Meanwhile, the little green fella says: Watch pirate DVDs you should not!
RPG motivational posters. Takes me back...
Too much roleplaying: bad for your elf-esteem?
Worst Album Covers Ever. They're not kidding.
Odd sculpture from around the world. Some funny, some just... odd.
G3 Beer Machine. Is there nothing that a Mac can't do?
A damn good question for loonie fundies everywhere: Why Can't I own a Canadian?.
Heh. Don't look round...

Somebody had too much time on their hands... And finally, some Cat Stuff. As a good friend of mind once told us when Jo and I asked him whether we should think about getting a cat: "Cats make life better." If that sort of pro-feline thinking is likely to offend you for some bizarre reason, you might want to look away now:

Thank you for bearing with me during this short service interruption. More bookishness just as soon as my deadlines have been met and I have managed to gather the numerous thoughts that are currently rattling around in my head into some sort of bloggable order...

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Ed on March 13th, 2007 8:12 pm

We used to have those other motivational posters round the walls in our old building, never could get them to replace them with these better ones http://despair.com/viewall.html
And perfect for the HR dept http://despair.com/idiocy.html

It was nice to catch up one with what someone I knew from years ago is up to, although for the wrong reasons.
A local report on the case http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/nor.....425333.stm
Ariel on March 14th, 2007 8:39 am

Classic bit of BBC snarkery there: "He told defence counsel Anthony Cinnamond that within his small social circle he had been participating in a game known as Shadowrun."