I feel so honoured
I’m No 3 on Google for the search term “goat in jail”. Special, truly special.
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Random crap
Random thoughts and equally random web links. Unfortunately for you, I like to share.
A good excuse to not clean the car
Artist Scott Wade of Dirty Car Art isn’t afraid of doing his own dirty work. Living on a dusty road near San Marcos, Texas, provides Scott with the perfect canvas. You see, his art is lovingly rendered in the dust that gathers on the back of his car. While most of us look at a
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Gentlemen, start your … calculators
Ooh, quick … before the end of 2008, check this out! Calculate your age by preferences for eating out Pick the number of times a week you’d like to eat out (more than once, of course. But no more than nine. You have to cook some time). Multiply this number by 2 (just to be
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Whakanuia Te Wiki o te Reo Maori
It’s Maori Language Week so point your browser to Korero Maori and polish up your skills. Maori Language Week runs from July21 to 27 and the theme for 2008 is “Te Reo i te Kainga – Maori Language in the Home.” Hei kona ra.
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Reliving the 80s
Here’s another one some of you might be too young to remember: Tetris. Have you ever played it? How about Human Tetris? Swiss artist Guillaume Reymond did just that using a bunch of people, and auditorium and a spot of stop-motion video: And for those of you who are too young to know Tetris, it’s
Use the net to sort out your Easter
It’s very nearly Easter and everyone I talk to about their plans for the weekend seems a bit put out and somewhat surprised by what they see as the early arrival of the holiday. There is, of course, a quite sensible method of determining just when Easter falls every year, and it has nothing to
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Time comes to a standstill
The latest on my list of must-see YouTube videos is an improv event from New York. You take 200-plus people, turn up at Grand Central Station and at a predetermined time, everyone freezes on the spot for several minutes. Then, like magic, they all start moving again at the same time. The reactions of onlookers
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