Recent Links » October 2006

• I’m famous! → Haha, I just found one of my old shitty wallpapers on some guy’s Flickr stream through a sequence of arbitrary links. This reminds me of the time some guy told me he saw one of my wallpaper designs being used on the packaging for video game joysticks over in France. #
• The Ultimate Collectible → I laughed so hard I shat my pants. Pardon me while I go clean up. #
• Grieving Amish get $700,000 in donations → …and use the funds to support the surviving members of the gunman’s family. Okay Amish, I’m sorry I ever poked fun of you. Your balls are fucking huge. Definitely bigger than mine. You’ve got my respect. #
• The Nietzsche Family Circus → Pair a random Family Circus comic with an arbitrary Nietzsche quote and what do you get? Well, something better than Family Circus, obviously. #
• Study concludes Daily Show has as much substance as regular news programs → More proof that the system is broken. Have I mentioned lately how much I hate 24-hour cable news networks? #
• Richard Dawkins reviews Jesus Camp → Both excellent and terrifying. #
• World’s Tallest Dog → A segment from a local Sacramento news station about the world’s tallest great dane. Nothing too exciting, except it’s in mother fucking GRASS VALLEY! Respect. #
• What A Terrorist Incident in Ancient Rome Can Teach Us → An underappreciated “terrorist” attack in Ancient Rome and the republic’s reactions seem to mirror our own after the destruction of the World Trade Center. This gives new material to the comparison of the collapse of Rome with America’s current fall from grace. #
• What if Michael Jackson was Indian? → This is blowing my mind. #

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