What could be cuter than a bunny every day? Nothing? Get your "aw"s at The Daily Bunny.
If you loved the old Incredible Machine game, then you'll be right at home with this electrical-component variant called Electric Box.
When it comes to comic books, a standard plot device to show "common" knowledge is to use newspaper headlines. So, the internet being what it is, here's a site that takes those newspaper "shots" from old comics and displays them out of context. Some are pretty hilarious. (Make sure you mouseover the pics to see the comment text.)
Get your headlines on at Dateline: Silver Age.
How can a dressing room be "out of order"? Does the mirror add ten pounds or something?
Seen in the Levi's store at the Tulalip outlet mall.
It was bound to happen. With all the pet-specific sites that blossomed out of the lolcat craze, it was only a matter of time before we ended up with Hipster Puppies.
There are only, what, 25 levels? Something like that. But the physics-based problem-solving fun keeps you going in Hardball Frenzy.
The "level complete" music cracked me up each time. And here's a tip: don't move your cursor when you fire, in case you need to make just a minor adjustment from your last shot.
I'm sorry, your Range Rover SUV is not a compact car.
Seriously, I wish they'd just stop making "compact" spots in parking lots, since no one pays attention to spot-versus-vehicle size. No one.
Thanks to a neverending supply of new infographics from the good folks at onlineschools.org, welcome to a new feature here. So, let's get to it.
If you don't have kids, this site will make you not want them. And parents will silently nod as they browse.
WARNING: Not responsible for retching due to unedited photos. Some are pretty gross.
The horrible truth is documented at Shit My Kids Ruined.
It's a cowboy riding a giant chicken! Spotted at the University Street Fair this weekend.
Why let all those pesky facts get in the way, when you can just explain things with a pithy quote? (This site takes great pictures from old textbooks and adds some great quips.) Get your knowledge on at Fake Science.
Can you react on two different levels at once? This game is not only a platformer, but a color switcher as well. See how well you can handle the Hue Shift.
Amongst all their other superhero-related stuff, this site (which boasts itself "The largest superhero store on the web") has a bunch of mousepads, mice, headphones, and keyboards.
Although I'm not sure how the Star Trek Enterprise qualifies as a superhero, even if it =does= fly.
A weekend at Ragg's folks place is always fun, especially for the things that exist without explanation.
Like the strange maps and plans that are always laying around.
Or the knives stuck in the strawberry patch.
This site's subtitle says everything you need to know before you start: "Only the worst sci-fi/fantasy book covers." You'll laugh, you'll wince, and hopefully you'll not see something you've read at Good Show, Sir.
A fun little exploration game that involves a lot of trial and error, and relies on some map memorization skills. Discover the mystery of the notes in I Can Hold My Breath Forever.
Raggs returned from her trip with a load o' bacony goodness for me. And something toasty too.
Matthew's company moved into a new building. Apparently, he's never seen a vending machine before, because his joy at finding one in his new digs sent him over the edge. He's vowed to eat and review every item in said machine, and is doing so at Vending Spree.
Do you love photography? Do you read your local newspaper? Then you'll be familiar with the not-quite-news that these papers are sometimes forced to print in order to fill space. And often, articles are accompanied by pictures. Pictures of local people being angry about something.
Here's a site that celebrates all that's wrong (and therefore, enjoyable) about it: Angry People in Local Newspapers.
This week's winner is Hurley. (Nice try, Jeremy; I love The Goonies.)
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