Pictures, links and titbits
dunkable books are rolling off the printers for your reading pleasure in the tub. among the firsts are aqua erotica. steamy bath anyone?
computer simulation replaces artist depiction of jesus christ’s face. physical evidence required for actual predictions however is obviously very hard to find.
i’m off for a one week break away from the city and the internet. will be back with more pics and titbits next weekend!
before you forward yet another email, have a mind of your own and be enlightened.
this group of “like-minded” individuals are protesting against the two towers movie. perhaps they are really shallow individuals. middle earth’s barad-d
trailer for the third installment of the terminator is now available in quicktime. it seems like another recycled plot with improved computer graphics. arnold schwarzenegger is getting older too. however, nobody seems to get tired with him.
prolific spammer alan ralsky gets a dose of his own medicine when online readers discovered his address and signed him up for all sorts of junk mail.
an absolutely hilarious ikea ad that you shouldn’t miss! (quicktime required)
here’s a good marketing way of manipulating statistics. riaa busted a piracy operation in new york. they confiscated 156 cd-r burners. however the cd-r burners speed were so high that it was the “equivalent 461 burners” to them.
if you’ve watched enough movies, see if you can identify them with invisible cast.
what’s worse than watching a bad film is watching a rip off movie. the amazing turks created the turkish versions of star wars and star trek.
amazing match head sculptures by david mach, who defines burning art. captivating asian portraits by sacha dean biyan (flash plugin required).
an amazing number of websites are blocked from access within china. besides political and news websites, the authorities strangely do not like the red lobster restaurant chain, sony products and scott wiggerman’s poetry.
if you’re an amazon customer, beware of their “other customers” recommendations. the list, cooked up by their marketing department, suggested a pair of clean underwear to go with a .net programming book.
imagine your next pc in a cd-rom drive!
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