The internet meme of the century made headlines in it’s opening weekend with people the world over making difficult choices ranging from Cocaine vs. Democracy to Summer vs. Autumn. Find out where your priorties lie with Ben Nyberg’s “Pick One“. more Ben Nyberg at www.heyben.com and www.heyben.com/whatitdo Hey Ben!
from Claire Evans’s blog Universe In 1976, NASA Administrator James Fletcher noted that “The question, ‘What is feasible?’ can be finally answered only by future historians.” He was talking about the elaborate plans for space habitats the agency had spent a summer noodling over, but the same remark could have been made to the incredulous […]
Here is my e-mail to NBC about an idea I had for their show The Office (US). If you like my idea, you should all quote this first email to them and send it with your name. It’s sort of like an online petition except about something that matters. “Subject: Awards Message: Because “The Office […]
The ApprenticeInternship by Rachel Trotta 26 January, 2009 Context: Down with personality tests! The only way for me to understand you and for you to understand me is for us to both get some serious background training in one another’s early childhood developments. And for us to each devote the next 6 months to 3 […]
My dad received this letter in the mail because when you turn 65, the Neptune Society beckons . To read this letter correctly, please play the following song while you read along. I couldn’t get it to play while you read it, so download it if you feel like, okay? Fuck this joke: copland_-tender-land-suite-finale-the-promise-of-living then […]
Here is Pat Janulis’s letter to The Wednesday Journal, our local Oak Park and River Forest Newspaper. Here is a link to some responses to Pat’s letter: http://wednesdayjournalonline.com/main.asp?SectionID=3&SubSectionID=17&ArticleID=13568&TM=76999.1 Heroin in Black and White: WJ oversimplifies heroin addiction The one face of Wednesday Journal’s article “The two faces of Oak Park’s heroin trade” [news, Jan. 21] […]
Goosebones sent me this e-mail written in self-taught English to Darrell Scholes of the Swedish On-Line Lottery, click on the pics to read.
a cool ad i found on craigslist.
This is like Where’s Waldo except instead of Waldo, look for the factual errors made in these Wiki-articles. Click on the pics to see big. Sorry.
cross-posted from ben’s blog(s) One response… Honestly, I’m not trying to be a d*ck, but do you really think you can get a real human skull for $15 – $20??? If you’re serious about buying one, contact me, but we’re talking in the $250 – $300+ range… Good Luck, DC PS~ If you find anyone […]
