Check this out:
What does the web think - it will tell you what the web thinks. I asked it one very import question:
It’s all about corn, football, and not so many lakes or things to do.
Check this out:
What does the web think - it will tell you what the web thinks. I asked it one very import question:
What if your favorite cartoon characters were real?
Well, pixeloo creates real versions of the cartoons, with such notable representations of Homer, Mario, Jessica Rabbit, and Stewie…
Scary.
This is great. It shows the history of the internet, many of which we have listed on our little ‘ol blog. Personal Favorites (in no particular order, but all gems):
And to wrap it all up, Weezer launches “Pork and Beans” Music Video. Me luvs the interwebs.

Originally taken from http://graphjam.files.wordpress.com/
I should have posted this a long time ago:
Ninjas rob a local convenience store
The article doesn’t say that they dropped from the ceiling, threw a bunch of throwing stars, and disappeared in a puff of smoke. Not really. They were idiots with guns. Ninjas don’t have guns. Haven’t they ever seen real ninja movies, like American Ninja 1-5 and Beverly Hills Ninja? Ameteurs.
Those bitches try to rob me, I’m going to fight them off with 10 different kitchen implements.
If only I could find a way to hook up a catheter, this would be awesome:
The Beer Launcher
You see, I consider myself a nerd. I just love to see when some loud-mouthed know-it-all taunts, then subsequently suffers the wrath of nerds:
Someone with a little more liability on his hands is Fox News’s Bill O’Reilly, whose Web site was hacked over the weekend and subscriber information posted to Wikileaks. O’Reilly had been railing against Wikileaks and 4chan over the Palin (e-mail) hack all week on his show, The O’Reilly Factor.
“I’m not going to mention the Web site that posted this, but it’s one of those despicable, slimy, scummy websites. Everybody knows where this stuff is, OK, and they know the people who run the website, so why can’t they go there tonight to the guy’s house who runs it, put him in cuffs and take him down and book him?,” said O’Reilly on his show last week.
4chan, which revels in bad behavior, took this to heart, putting the words “DESPICABLE, SLIMY, SCUMY” at the top of the random talk channel, known as /b/, where Rubico (the alleged hacker) first posted his work. To them it was a joke.
Someone else took it as a challenge and O’Reilly’s personal site was compromised over the weekend. The list posted to Wikileaks contains at least 205 names, e-mail addresses, billing addresses and passwords of subscribers to O’Reilly, which were not protected or encrypted.
Way to go guys. You bring tears to my eyes…
Taken from a Mason City news site:
Mason City, IA–Mason City police found themselves dealing with the great unknown on Saturday morning.
Police reports suggest officers were summoned to a man’s home in the 300 block of 5th Street Northwest just before 7 a.m.
A caller at the address had informed a 911 dispatcher he had “aliens trapped in his closet and needed help getting them out.”
At least 7 officers responded to aid in the effort.
An initial incident report does not offer any information about what they found.
Of course you have to wonder if the police just might have thought there was an X-Files moment because at least 7 officers responded…