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No TV? No problem. There are 120 + links to sites on this page in which you can watch a plethora of videos including streams to popular television series like South Park, Lost, The Simpsons, etc . . .

Photoshopping is definitely an art form. Which one of these 40, top photoshpped images do you think is the best?

If you missed all the controversy surrounding Wikileaks and haven't yet checked out the site, here's a link to Wikileaks.

Economy got you down? Need free stuff? Visit ThunderFap.com. There's loads of free samples and other stuff that you might find interesting.

Looking to boost your health by juicing? You'll find 10 juice recipes that will clean your skin, freshen your breath, as well as many other healthy benefits at HealthMad.com.

Firefox is a pretty awesome browser. I not only use it exclusively to surf the web but also some of its features come in pretty handy when you develop web apps. There's an abundance of extensions and themes available for it. However, some of this stuff can get pretty overwhelming and tweaking it for your own benefit can be a little imposing to the non-techie. This guide could come in pretty handy if you're trying to personalize all those Firefox tabs.

This one is not for kids or those who are offended easily. So if you click on the link - don't blame me !!. If you're in the market for a t-shirt that expresses your innermost feelings ( even when they're not very acceptable ), here's the site for you.

Words of wisdom that, even though they were muttered almost 70 years ago, ring true even today.

Eminem, Bruce Willis, Jean Claude Van-Damme . . . ever wonder what they looked like when they were kids?

Ever wonder where you should hide your money in case a burglar finds his ( or her ) way in? Here's a guide written for you.

Beer education 101. The college class that every student seems to major in at one time or another. Speaking of beer, we've all had those moments in time when all there is is warm beer. Warm beer is enough to gag a maggot as far as I'm concerned. Fortunately, there's an easy way to chill warm beer in under five minutes.

Newsmap is a site that visually maps news from the Google news aggregator. It's pretty interesting how the news is displayed. From their about page:

Newsmap does not pretend to replace the googlenews aggregator. Its objective is to simply demonstrate visually the relationships between data and the unseen patterns in news media. It is not thought to display an unbiased view of the news; on the contrary, it is thought to ironically accentuate the bias of it.

If you're anything like me, age has taken a bit of a toll and perhaps you're getting a little wider around the midsection. I've been thinking about the easiest way to work in some time to get in a little exercise. Thankfully someone's come up with 101 ways to lose weight quickly.

Last on the list today . . . You can't help but laugh at these misplaced or unfortunately timed ads.

Admittedly, I have not tried using it yet so I don't have a whole bunch of details for you. However, this plugin is supposed to show the lyrics for whatever song is playing in either Winamp or Windows Media Player. Pretty cool, huh? Once I try using it I may write it up in a short post.

The Internet offers so much to each and every one of us. From those in ivory towers to those who are easily distracted with small, shiny objects. Have some fun playing with this text to speech generator.

If you've recently decided that you need to get into shape ( and I'm not suggesting you should ) or you already are in shape and need something to supplement your workout, this is the link you've been looking for . . . 15 excellent stretching exercises demonstrated.

Did you see that one where . . . oh never mind, just go watch hilariously funny ads. My favorite was the one for SFR Mobile. You must have the sound on to get the joke because you need to hear the phone call in the background.

Remember . . . if you're gonna stash your dope . . . don't leave it in your pants for your mom to find when she does the wash.

Need to send a warm and thoughtful message? For virtually any occasion choose Someecards.

Does it really matter if Disney likes to recycle their scenes for use on other animated movies. I don't really care. Do you?

My personal best at Monkey Kick Off is 4392 meters. I bet you can't beat it.

Looking forward to a fun drive this weekend? Aside from the price of gas being a bit of a downer, you might want to avoid the 5 most dangerous roads in the world.

By now I'm quite sure you've all heard of the 11 year-old kid that bagged a huge feral pig. But have you seen how the photos were doctored to expose the claim?

First off, allow me to correct myself. Yesterday I said I would be doing "LinkTos" and I compared them to "Blog Drive-Bys". My mistake . . . actually these are just going to be links to pretty much anything I find and decide to post here.

They may very well be blogs, but they may be other things that I find and want to share with anyone who visits or reads. So I am going to, more appropriately name them, "Things I found" until ( or if ) I come up with something else.

Got a problem with a shoplifting teen? I don't. Well I don't have any teenagers yet. But if I did, I might find this article a helpful resource.

Tired of using your regular email address for things you may ( or may not ) wish to continue receiving? This service allows you to set a temporary email address that is good for 15 minutes.

Born before 1980? Me too. If you watch the evening news you'd wonder how we all survived. Reminisce about some of the wonders of being born before 1980.

101 of George Carlin's greatest quotes.

Need to lose some weight fast. I'm a bit skeptical, but here's a guide to losing 20 pounds of fat in 30 days.

As a parent of two kids over the years I've had to write several notes for the kids to take to school. Sometimes, if I can, I'll just call the school. Eventually, however, some kind of note will have to be written. Usually, and almost without fail, I get reminded in the five minute window between the time I'm scrambling to get everything I need to take with me in the morning and the time we actually head out the door. So, you can imagine that I don't proofread the notes. I just scribble something on a scrap of paper. I can only hope that the end result that is read by someone at the school doesn't find my scribblings as illegible or stupid as the one's I found today. A few hilarious examples:

• Please exkuce lisa for being absent she was sick and i had her shot.
• Carlos was absent yesterday because he was playing football. He was hurt in the growing part.
• Please excuse pedro from being absent yesterday. He had (diahre, dyrea, direathe), the sh**s. [note: words in ( )'s were crossed out] .
• Sally won't be in school a week from friday. We have to attend her funeral.
• Gloria was absent yesterday as she was having a gangover.

Laugh till it hurts.

By request of my daughter I'm posting a link to a game I found via Cynical C. If you like pong you'll probably like this as well. Play it here.

It is no longer a mystery. See why.

Imagine if the project was a tree swing. What would the end result be and how would it be interpreted by each member of the project team. See for yourself.

How to be funny without being stupid.

Try Monkey Kick-Off. My personal best was 5643 meters. Yeah boyeeeeeeeee!

Sometimes I find Sonic Commercials very irritating. However, I came across this website in which you mix your very own Sonic Blast and make TJ drink it. Kinda funny. Maybe not? Oh well.

Now this is a pretty cool mash up. A Flight Simulator blended in with Google Maps. It's called Goggles. Fly your plane over the city. It'll bank to the left and right. It'll dive and climb.

Are you a big fan of popping the bubbles on plastic bubble wrap? Well have at it. Pop those bubbles till you can't pop anymore. When you're done, make a new sheet.

Spice up your conversation with some of these..

Like Spiderman, Ironman, or Elektra? Look no further. You can find out at the Superhero Database.

If you're looking for a fun, action-packed game try Toon Crisis.

I stumbled across this site that has some very slick DHTML demos.

The Buttonator allows you to make your own buttons for use on your web site. Edit the text and download your button.

Ever try tossing a playing card into a hat? It's not as easy as you might think. Luckily you can practice here.

The Name Decoder will take the first initials of your name and generate an image of the avatar of your choice with your name decoded appropriately. You can choose a robot name, a monster name, or a sexy name.

A list of banned books. You'd be surprised by not only the number of books but also some of the titles. At least I was.

I scored 90% on this driving test. I haven't taken one of these in quite a while. So, I must admit I was a little surprised to find that I scored as well as I did. Also surprising, the state in which I live ( Kansas ) scored 8th in the nation for Most Knowledgeable Drivers. If you live in Oregon give yourself a pat on the back. You came in #1. If you live in Rhode Island, well, sorry to tell you that you came in last. This fact and others can be found here.

This one's for you, Aleah. Interestingly enough, there is an outbreak of alien cow abductions.

Are you building the next, latest-greates Ajax web application. At Ajaxload you can build your own "loading indicator" image.

Here are thrity-two fun ways to tick people off.

This is a funny little movie. FYI, It requires Quicktime.

Generate your own warning labels. I could have fun with this.

This is a cool, but kind of sad, map using a Flash movie to illustrate the number of deaths of soldiers from varying countries in Iraq. You can select which countries to display and names of places on the map. By far, the number of US soldiers greatly outnumbers every other country.

Powered by AJAX, here's a handy-dandy little app kind of like refrigerator magnets that allows you make up sentences and what not.

From the greatest thinkers of our time. Words of wisdom. Words to live by.

It would have been funny if the music kept playing after they blew up the newspaper box.

The confusion: the Los Angeles Times rack was fitted with a digital musical device designed to play the Mission: Impossible theme song when the door was opened.

What a riot!

I couldn't help but play with this for a while.

Wanna try your hand at streaking, virtually that is . . .

Go ahead. Give it a try. Test the Internet's psychic ability. After you've played with it for a while, and are totally mystified and stupified, go read this to see how it works.

This is why my kids will never be in the military if I have my way.

While at Digg I came across this test.

"This survey itself measures only one thing -- whether you subscribe to the ideas of a 16th century Italian political philosopher." "High Machs constitute a distinct type: charming, confident and glib, but also arrogant, calculating and cynical, prone to manipulate and exploit. True low Machs, however, can be kind of dependent, submissive and socially inept."

I scored a 71. Go figure?

Can you be the biggest fish? This is a fun game. Kinda addictive too.

Google is now offering a calendar web service. Although I've only logged in briefly to look around a bit, it appears to be a decent offering. Not too difficult to use and plenty of functionality.

I stumbled across this test today. At this website you are offered the opportunity to draw a pig - with your mouse - and the results can tell you about your personality.

Here's a really cool link I came across via kottke.org. Using a photo or image you have at flickr, you can create your own magazine cover. I could have fun with this all day.

I found something new ( to me anyway ) at Flickr via BoingBoing - Interestingness. From Flickr:

There are lots of things that make a photo 'interesting' (or not) in the Flickr. Where the clickthroughs are coming from; who comments on it and when; who marks it as a favorite; its tags and many more things which are constantly changing. Interestingness changes over time, as more and more fantastic photos and stories are added to Flickr.

Just browsing the photos it is no surprise that these photos are deemed, "interesting." There are some really great photos. Have fun with it.

This story via Snopes. The story on Snopes suggests that these were not accidental images caught in the reflection. Evidently there was a group of people "accidentally" revealing themselves. My only question. Why couldn't it have been a hot chick?

For those living in the midwestern states it's that time of year again.

... cruise on over to RealFunnyVideos and watch this video. It is absolutely hilarious.

If you are like me, you tend to trust until someone deceives you or lets you down in some untrustworthy way. Over the years I have become a little less trusting and a little more suspicious of people, but still - how do you know when some one is lying? Is it the tell-tale darting of the eyes, the wringing of the hands, or is it the obviously, impromptu tall tale? Here is a good read about how to tell when someone is lying. Some highlights:

• Physical expression will be limited and stiff, with few arm and hand movements. Hand, arm and leg movement are toward their own body the liar takes up less space.
• Timing and duration of emotional gestures and emotions are off a normal pace. The display of emotion is delayed, stays longer than it would naturally, then stops suddenly.
• Expressions are limited to mouth movements when someone is faking emotions (like happy, surprised, sad, awe, )instead of the whole face. For example; when someone smiles naturally their whole face is involved: jaw/cheek movement, eyes and forehead push down, etc.
• A liar will use your words to make an answer to a question. When asked, "Did you eat the last cookie?" The liar answers, "No, I did not eat the last cookie."

I like the disclaimer at the tope of the page. The author notes that, "ignorance is bliss," and suggests that your feelings may get hurt after you have read the article and can then tell when someone is lying to you. Irregardless, it is a pretty good read.

The debate over a national ID has stirred up a lot of controversy. There are supporters on both sides of the fence. Personally, I am still sitting on the fence and trying to weigh both sides of the argument.

These are some cool videos Mozilla Europe launched to promote the Firefox browser. Check em' out . . . just so you know - it took a while for each one to load.

There is no shortage of news reports, articles, or journals contending that gaming is bad for you. So much so that I am not even going to try to find links to them in an effort to make this blog even-sided.

However, lately there have been quite a few findings that suggest gaming may be quite good for you. By good this means it may improve your health, visual skills, intelligence and be quite an effective training tool.

Go here to read the original report at Techdirt. Now I won't feel quite so guilty when I play Halo 2.