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tomorrow | We're giving away twenty Memepool teeshirts to the
most creative and interesting pictures to appear on Am I Hot or Not? featuring the word
"memepool". Entries must be posted by Nov. 12 and will be judged on Nov.
13. Send a note to contest@memepool.com after you've
embarassed yourself publically. And remember -- if you can't be creative
or interesting, you can be cute and naked. to Memepool-Contest by joshua |
Tuesday Nov 7, 2000 |
Michael
Moore's public
and vicious reply to Gore's begging for Green party votes. to Politics by skallas |
I'd much rather have firefighters damage my car in the
rare instance that a hydrant is going to be used, instead of paying the $100 parking fine
here in Chicago. Luckily there's an on-line guide to dealing with parking
Nazis. to Transportation by skallas |
My pokename is "Lopit." I live in the blazing deserts
of Angola, and my diet consists mostly of fruits, insects and Dr. Pepper.
I can spit tahini. I can throw nunchucks. I can throw broken glass. I can
spit lightning. I can eat rocks. My natural enemy is Lickipuff. What's
your pokename?
to Games by gen |
Monday Nov 6, 2000 |
The Dead
Kennedy's Jello Biafra
didn't manage to become the presidential candidate of the Greens this
year, but he does have some great and
sometimes wacky ideas for 2004. to Culture by skallas |
To illustrate what a free and open society we live
in, there have been two huge incidents of political censorship just days
before the election. One by a major
newspaper, and the other by our pals at Internic.
Vote your conscience on Tuesday, even if it means not voting. to Politics by rsf |
American politics. Yes, I know, I'm sorry, and I'll
wait here. Welcome back. Have some water. American politics is a prisoners' dilemma with
no favorable outcome. The Scorched Earth Party
understands this and has made efforts to simplify the
issues so you can
vote sensibly
and decisively. Tomorrow, when you're in that booth pulling your
lever, remember these wise words: Every lead pipe has two ends, and if you
vote for a lesser
party, you'll be on the wrong
one. to Politics by braino |
Sunday Nov 5, 2000 |
Ahh washed-up child actors... at least somebody
still cares about them. And some people even keep
their eyes peeled for these erstwhile sensations. While the sunken
careers of Scott
Baio or Dana Plato may be
sad, rest assured that at least one
site is informally researching why Diff'rent
Strokes fell from grace. (I'd agree that the Very Special
episodes were a big downer.) to Television by dwrr |
It's refreshing to see people tackle some of the
major questions about the
meaning
of gender.
Gender has economic, social, and political impact. to Memetics by djinn |
Returning to the "age of reproductive
needlessness": what does it mean for androgyny now
that his and hers are identical on the internet?
to Web by djinn |
Diapers are just
not erotic. to Sex by djinn |
Saturday Nov 4, 2000 |
Think you or your girlfriend is a hottie? Post your
portrait on Am I Hot or
Not and subject yourself to the cruel mocking abuse of anonymous
Internet users. (Tip to get higher ratings: Whiteness, youth,
jiggle-factor and suggestive poses/pseudo-nakkidness are key. Like you
porn-surfing memepoolistas don't know that already.) to Internet by pjammer |
Friday Nov 3, 2000 |
Want to operate someone else's model
railroad? to Toys by shadow |
Remember those
twisted Garbage Pail Kids cards from your childhood? Well, if you're
feeling nostalgic for those mutilated tykes, some fan just archived the whole
series on the web. to Web by kade |
As a advocate of anal sex to
prevent unwanted pregnancies, I'm finally excited to see an active organization that
supports my viewpoint. to Sex by kade |
As the race for the U.S
presidency gets tighter, The
Iowa Electronic Markets, a collection of small futures markets run by
the University of Iowa is predicating that George W. Bush is primed for a
victory to Washington. If you don't think their opinion matters, please
note that they've correctly
predicted the outcome of the last three U.S presidential
elections. to Politics by kade |
Going to Hell? Find
out who's going with you and
who's already
there. to Religion by kapital |
These days lots of cities are jumping on the rail
transit bandwagon, typically about 50 years after abandoning streetcar
service. Some cities actually abandoned subways. Two such cities are Rochester, New York and Cincinnati,
Ohio. The Cincinnati system was never completed, but a similar system
in Cleveland,
Ohio which had been started years early was completed, indicating if
Cincinnati had cared, they could have done the same. to Transportation by shadow |
My name is Jesus
of Nazareth. All my
friends told me that the internet is a catalyst
in bringing together a community, so here is my own homepage and
my own search engine.
Enjoy! to Religion by rich |
When I think of PETA (no, not People Eating Tasty
Animals), I think of Veggie Showgirls, fighting
for the rights of chickens
everywhere. to Food by enigma |
Thursday Nov 2, 2000 |
If women's sneakers make you feel all funny
inside but you aren't exactly sure what to do with them, be sure to
consult the Keds
Masturbation Manual. to Sex by joshua |
The Goth thing
has been going for so long that they've all grown up and got jobs. So it's
apparently time for them to get furniture, including beds for
undead pets and the Entertainment
Center of the Damned. to Culture by fringehead |
Meat Wars: Star Wars meets Red Meat via the Red Meat Construction
Set. to Comics by kapital |
I recently spent a week in the Heartland of
America. Little Rock, Arkansas is found at
the crossroads of America's South and the Midwest regions; the result is a unique combination of
Middle American cultures that truly frightened me a lot.
It's a place where you can get ANYTHING 'Chicken
Fried', where George W. Bush
seems like a genuinely
nice guy who is merely getting a bad rep from the media, and where the
Governor lives in a triple-wide. Do you still think it's merely a
coincidence that Arkansas is also the home state of retailing titan Wal*Mart or our
esteemed
President Bill
Clinton? to Travel by rich |
Brutal News --
your source for up-to-the minute misery. to Web by kade |
Nadersucks.org is, surprisingly
enough, not published by the Democrats but by the Libertarian Party of Seattle.
to Politics by kade |
Dancing,
in its many forms,
is a very natural thing. But someone always has to take it too far: Dancing with cats and dancing with dogs. to Wackos by imploded |
Sure, Distortions are fun, but
now even the most Photoshop-phobic websurfer can try it on these two famous guys. Need
more people to Javawarp? Try the list at Javawarp's
homepage. to Web by skallas |
There are alternative voting
systems to the ones the US uses, and many of them are detailed in Donald Saari's
book. It's a good introduction to why we often accept the lesser of two
evils (and I'm not talking about Cthulhu, you
weenies). And as long as I'm on the subject: why the fuck isn't election day a
national holiday? Please don't forget to vote next Tuesday, whether
you vote for Gore (and his daughters,) George W.
Bush, or George W. Bush.
to Politics by peterb |
Wednesday Nov 1, 2000 |
A
man, a plan, a
canal... to Linguistics by djinn |
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