• The History of Tetris is surprisingly boring. The actual creation of Tetris is maybe 2 paragraphs long and the rest of the article consists of lawsuits and legal shit. Still a good game though.

  • What the hell? My nose started bleeding all of a sudden. I haven\’t had a nosebleed in years. Well, anyway, this site came in very handy.

    …

    Alright, it stopped. No need to stay awake worrying about my health. Hmm…now I have a plastic bag full of bloody tissues. What kind of evil prank can I use it for?

  • TV Guide presents the 50 Worst Shows Ever. I\’ve never heard of most of them but they sound like they sucked. Manimal? She\’s the Sheriff? Still the Beaver? Homeboys in Outer Space?

  • Kennedy\’s Lincoln. Ford added 41 inches to a stock 1961 Lincoln Continental convertible and brought the weight up to 7000 lbs. It was used by the White House until 1977.

  • Topless Car Wash a Hit in Idaho

    The idea for the unorthodox business began when Mace and her friends found themselves short of rent money and decided to hold a car wash. They found that ripping off their shirts wasn\’t bad for business.

    \”Everybody liked it so much we continued,\” said Mace, a Spokane native whose orange hair and nose ring blended right into the funky downtown scene.

    God bless Idaho.

  • There were some problems with Blogger yesterday and today but everything looks ok now.

  • FoundryDX is a cool site filled with \”Robotic Lego Manifestations.\” His works are highly detailed and they even move and transform. He also sells custom Lego sets and instructions. I love his packaging design.

  • Janet Reno\’s Dance Party. At first I thought it had something to do with the SNL skit, but no, I think it\’s actually for real. Check out that animated gif of Janet kickin\’ it old school.

  • Awww, how sad, nobody bid on this eBay auction to name a baby. The mother would\’ve even included a half-naked picture of herself dressed as an angel. Well, at least she didn\’t sell out and name the baby after a corporation.

  • Errorwear sells t-shirts of your favorite computer errors. BSODs, 404 errors, even retro Pac-Man errors are here. Very geek-chic. Wear one of these shirts and you\’ll be a real fashion-plate at the computer lab. I\’m really digging the classic Windows 95 bluescreen.
    [ From BrainLog ]