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Words are Nice
For people who like quotes and colors and dead simple websites. Refresh the page to see a new quote and color. That's it.
posted by JPowers at 2:29 AM on April 24, 2009 - 9 comments
For people who like quotes and colors and dead simple websites. Refresh the page to see a new quote and color. That's it.
posted by JPowers at 2:29 AM on April 24, 2009 - 9 comments
Peanuts Roasted
Inspired by evilcolonel's wonderful Peanuts post, I've started a blog devoted to going through all of Peanuts' 49-year-plus comic archives, from beginning to end, and linking to the more interesting strips.
posted by JHarris at 9:37 PM on March 30, 2009 - 8 comments
Inspired by evilcolonel's wonderful Peanuts post, I've started a blog devoted to going through all of Peanuts' 49-year-plus comic archives, from beginning to end, and linking to the more interesting strips.
posted by JHarris at 9:37 PM on March 30, 2009 - 8 comments
Home of the Underdogs
Basically a modern version of Home of the Underdogs. Full database imported, user comments, user added reviews, user ratings, community all integrated. It's still ongoing, and will hopefully get more polished as time goes on. Downloads are still forthcoming.
posted by Lord_Pall at 11:24 AM on March 24, 2009 - 20 comments
Basically a modern version of Home of the Underdogs. Full database imported, user comments, user added reviews, user ratings, community all integrated. It's still ongoing, and will hopefully get more polished as time goes on. Downloads are still forthcoming.
posted by Lord_Pall at 11:24 AM on March 24, 2009 - 20 comments
A bunch of geezers blogging
I'm a member of the Monday Evening Club, of Pittsfield, Mass. We are 17 gents who meet eight times a year from fall through spring, for a nice dinner hosted by one member, and the reading of a "paper" presented aloud by another member, followed by discussion. We've been doing this since 1869, but unfortunately the club never archived the more than 2000 papers that have been presented during its first 139 years. So now I've started this blog as an archive (and I'm keeping a paper and offline archive as well). So far there are 15 papers from the current and prior seasons, on a wide range of topics.
posted by beagle at 7:27 PM on March 19, 2009
I'm a member of the Monday Evening Club, of Pittsfield, Mass. We are 17 gents who meet eight times a year from fall through spring, for a nice dinner hosted by one member, and the reading of a "paper" presented aloud by another member, followed by discussion. We've been doing this since 1869, but unfortunately the club never archived the more than 2000 papers that have been presented during its first 139 years. So now I've started this blog as an archive (and I'm keeping a paper and offline archive as well). So far there are 15 papers from the current and prior seasons, on a wide range of topics.
posted by beagle at 7:27 PM on March 19, 2009
Verminology
A collection of monsters, drawn by fingertip on iPhone using Brushes. Once a day I drag one out from under the bed for you to poke at with a stick. Enjoy.
posted by Lou Stuells at 8:03 AM on March 11, 2009 - 9 comments
A collection of monsters, drawn by fingertip on iPhone using Brushes. Once a day I drag one out from under the bed for you to poke at with a stick. Enjoy.
posted by Lou Stuells at 8:03 AM on March 11, 2009 - 9 comments
M*A*S*H - Show Time Vs. Real Time
Everyone knows the old joke about M*A*S*H; the show ran 8 years longer than the actual Korean War. This blog aims to track the observable passing of time on the show (day/night periods) and compare that to the actual length of the real-life Korean War. Follow the journey as my partner and I slog our way through 11 seasons of the show on DVD.
posted by Effigy2000 at 7:23 AM on March 7, 2009 - 13 comments
Everyone knows the old joke about M*A*S*H; the show ran 8 years longer than the actual Korean War. This blog aims to track the observable passing of time on the show (day/night periods) and compare that to the actual length of the real-life Korean War. Follow the journey as my partner and I slog our way through 11 seasons of the show on DVD.
posted by Effigy2000 at 7:23 AM on March 7, 2009 - 13 comments
Frugal Culture
Better living through economy: a blog about spending in accordance with what you really want.
posted by Zed at 9:07 PM on March 4, 2009
Better living through economy: a blog about spending in accordance with what you really want.
posted by Zed at 9:07 PM on March 4, 2009
BAB, The Ikea Baby
Ikea-style instructions for assembling a baby. I made these for a friend of mine who's expecting this summer.
posted by albrecht at 9:09 PM on March 4, 2009 - 8 comments
Ikea-style instructions for assembling a baby. I made these for a friend of mine who's expecting this summer.
posted by albrecht at 9:09 PM on March 4, 2009 - 8 comments
The Saddest Bear of All
A children's book about a young girl's friendship with a morose bear.
posted by dng at 3:59 PM on March 3, 2009 - 12 comments
A children's book about a young girl's friendship with a morose bear.
posted by dng at 3:59 PM on March 3, 2009 - 12 comments
Pixel Journeys
(link is to #3, on the Lynx game Todd's Adventures in Slime World) is a new GameSetWatch-exclusive monthly column discussing unusual video and computer games. The idea is to point out great games that do things few people would risk today. Other columns: #1, on PLATO dnd5, one of the earliest CRPGs, and #2, on the Famicom RPG board game Sugoro Quest.
posted by JHarris at 10:01 PM on February 26, 2009
(link is to #3, on the Lynx game Todd's Adventures in Slime World) is a new GameSetWatch-exclusive monthly column discussing unusual video and computer games. The idea is to point out great games that do things few people would risk today. Other columns: #1, on PLATO dnd5, one of the earliest CRPGs, and #2, on the Famicom RPG board game Sugoro Quest.
posted by JHarris at 10:01 PM on February 26, 2009
My beard can lift random objects… and the human spirit.
I’ve been grooming, conditioning, stretching, and toning, and now my beard is finally ready for the big time: starting this Friday and every Friday thereafter, my beard will lift one pound for every hundred dollars raised for Chicago's Off the Street Club, until we raise $5,000 or the hair is violently ripped off my face.
posted by eamondaly at 9:15 AM on February 9, 2009 - 9 comments
I’ve been grooming, conditioning, stretching, and toning, and now my beard is finally ready for the big time: starting this Friday and every Friday thereafter, my beard will lift one pound for every hundred dollars raised for Chicago's Off the Street Club, until we raise $5,000 or the hair is violently ripped off my face.
posted by eamondaly at 9:15 AM on February 9, 2009 - 9 comments