Why don't own the stage where Janet Jackson had her "wardrobe failure". But without JJ and her boob. (CNET News.com)
Citations, sites, quotas and stuff that seem to be non-neglecteble. A more non-conform way to spy on the trends and the world.
Finibus Bonorum et Malorum is a work from Cicero. Chunks of this is a part of the Lorem ipsum - the dummytexts that is used in almost every sketch that creatives in advertising use.
20041218
20041211
Don't dance on the table
Excite News: The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents in Britain, issues a serious warning and safety guidelines on office parties:"- Don't dance on tables at the office Christmas party and resist the temptation to photocopy body parts in a drunken attempt to amuse colleagues.
20041205
Extraordinary 60's sexguide
'young person's sexual song-with-animal-legs'. Japanese youngsters were not to uneducated on the sexual stage. (Sexbook)
Mozilla Thunderbird Final Is Near
The final (1.0) is near of my fav e-mailclient Thunderbird. After the big fat release of Firefox 1.0 Final it's time for the Thunderbird to make the big step into the real world of email-clients. (Internetnews)
Robo-somersault
"Humanoid robots capable of performing somersaults and complex martial arts moves were demonstrated at Asia's largest electronics and computing fair in Tokyo."
20041202
Pics of a willy
Rosie phoned the Orange helpline when she could not get her Samsung E700 phone to take pictures. And the support-guy sent her pics of his willy. Stupid. (Textually)
20041128
CNet.com starts with trackbacking
Some sort of breakthrough for the RSS and blogosphere must be that CNet starts to use the trackback- and pingback-technology in their articles. (CNET News.com)
20041127
The moose is dead
"'We were looking at a beautiful white-tail buck and my friend said 'If you just had a gun for that.' A little light bulb went off in my head,' he said."
20041121
Dog for rent.
Sid sez: "Babies can't be far behind ... in Tokyo you now can rent the cute little dogs that are all the rage. About $15 will get you an hour of canine bonding, and for a heftier fee you can take one home for the night. All puppy necessities included. These same dogs usually sell for about $3,000-$5,000."
In Tokyo alone, the number of shops registered to rent out pets grew to 115 as of March, up from 17 just three years earlier.
Each person who rents a dog by the hour is given a leash, some tissues and a plastic bag - in case the pooch has to answer the call of nature. They also get strict instructions not to let the dogs run free, to keep them in the shade on hot summer days and refrain from giving them snacks.
Japan's rent-a-puppy business
Got Google on your head
Someone is saying that Google have changed the world forever. Someone other is saying that it's the usual geekish. Logoogle.com
Eternal catchain on the silverlining
Remember the fascination on taking pictures of pictures of pictures. Why not doing the same with cats? It's a freaking concept man. Or not. The Infinite Cat Project
27 years of college after 200 feet
I'm a 48 year old college senior. I had to return to college after my fall of 200 feet off the mountain. I came out of a coma and suffered a total memeory loss. I'm deadicated to retraining myself, relearning. There is so much more. Someday I may publish my journal of the trials and tribulations that I went through growing up again a 21 year old infant and trying hard to catch up to my cronilogical age mentally
The learning curve is really suffer from mountaineering. Kids, don't climb and clutter. 27 years of College after 200 feet
Turn it inside out
Some how I just think that the idea is to keep warm if being in shock. And only wearing a T isn't my idea of keeping the temp... (Adventure T)
