• I hate those doorknob hanger fliers, but this peephole sticker is pretty inventive.

  • Heh heh, The Big Lebowski spun as a serious psychological thriller. They peed on his fucking rug.

  • Ron Gilbert, creator of the awesome Monkey Island games, notes some coincidences between the Pirates of the Caribbean movie and his games.

    On a related note, some kids turned it into a high school play. And here\’s a very cool video of a dude playing the music on a piano.

  • The best of both worlds: Star Wars Transformers. The Millennium Falcon turns into 2 robots, and apparently it comes with little Han and Chewie figures that can sit inside. I would\’ve killed for this stuff in 6th grade.
    [ From Boing Boing ]

  • Sony Launches Sales of PSP Via Vending Machines in U.S.

    Sony Corp. has started sales of its products, such as the PlayStation Portable handheld game machine, at its specialized vending machines placed at shopping malls in the United States, company officials said Tuesday.

    Man, I already get pissed off when my Doritos get stuck in the machine…

  • Half-Life 2: Episode One came out last week. I just finished playing it and it\’s awesome. Lots of great set pieces and battles. Valve are the masters of level design. It\’s as if they took all the best parts of Half-Life 2, cut out the slow parts, and released a lean, mean action game. For the add-on Valve went the episodic route, so episode one was pretty short. I think it was worth it though. I loved Half-Life 2 and this was a great addition.

  • This Batcave home theater is so damn cool. It just needs a little shooting gallery off to the side so you can do some target practice on DVDs of Batman and Robin and Batman Forever.

  • My odometer ticked over to 76666 on the freeway today. I celebrated by drinking the blood of a goat. Hail Satan!

  • Pilot finds snake stowaway inside cockpit

    Monty Coles was 3,000 feet in the air when he discovered a stowaway peeking out at him from the plane\’s instrument panel: a 4 1/2-foot snake.
    …
    While maintaining control of the single-engine plane with one hand, Coles grabbed the reptile behind its head with his other.
    …
    \”They came back and asked what my problem was,\” he said. \”I told them I had one hand full of snake and the other hand full of plane.

    I bet the control tower didn\’t think he meant it literally at first.