‘Llectuals, These Kids Don’t Always Do It By The Book
After losing federal funding, PBS falls on hard times and hires POYKPAC to produce the new thought-provoking series ‘Llectuals.
Totally Looks Like, Famous People & Their Look-Alikes
Totally Looks Like is a new blog from that guys behind I Can Has Cheezburger? that features photos of famous people and the animals, things…
Flamethrower Shooting Gallery
The amazing Flamethrower Shooting Gallery, created by Matisse and Roxie for this year’s Burning Man 2008, recently debuted at The Crucible’s Fire Arts Festival in…
Time Travel Posters by 826LA & Echo Park Time Travel Mart
McSweeney’s non-profit student writing center 826LA, home of the Echo Park Time Travel Mart, is selling some really cool Time Travel Posters. See Previously: Brooklyn…
Blog Featuring Poorly Selected Photos From Real Estate Listings
“It’s Lovely! I’ll Take It!” is hilarious blog that collects poorly selected photos that have been used in actual real estate listings. photos via “It’s…
Watch Out San Francisco! South Carolina = Gay!
Look out San Francisco! South Carolina is making a play for our lucrative gay tourism revenues. Sound absurd? Consider:  SF may have The Castro, Pride,…
Simon’s Cat Stars in TV Dinner, Cat Man Do and Let Me In Animations by Simon Tofield
“Simon’s Cat in TV Dinner”, the 3rd hilarious episode in the Simon’s Cat animated series by Simon Tofield. Previous episodes include “Cat Man Do” and…
A Tiny Version of the Game Defender Played Inside a Favicon
Mathieu ‘p01’ Henri has developed “Defender of the Favicon”, a tiny version of the classic arcade game Defender that can be played inside the website’s…
The Fun-O-Meter, An Idea Vending Machine by Jake Bronstein
Jake Bronstein has created The Fun-O-Meter, a toy vending machine that dispenses fun ideas that he has been placing at various locations around New York.…
Recreating Tennis for Two, The Classic 1958 Video Game
Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories have recreated “Tennis for Two” a historic video game using an oscilloscope originally created in 1958 by physicist William Higinbotham at…