Fun and interesting things across the net
For the ultimate in cuteness, and to see how your opinion of cute ranks with that of others, look no further than the Continuum of Cuteness. You get to rank tons of creatures on their respective levels of cute and then compare your results to others. Try it! My cutest are below, and the not-so-cute above.
I am so excited! Glamorati recently held a contest for the writer who could get the most snarky gossip headlines published to their site. I won and I have to say, I’ve never had so much fun earning money. If you like being a little bitchy, go check out their site, it’s fantastic!
Via Neatorama.
I love Mr. Hertzfeldt’s cartoons. You may already be familiar with “Billy’s Balloon” or “Rejected,” but now you can experience, “Ah, L’Amour.” Don’s exceptionally cluttered website can be found here.
This piece of work is too realistic, but it still has his sick and evil sense of humor pouring through it.
InventorSpot has a list of four cool video games that are educational as well as fun. I’m not too crazy about most educational video games, but he posted the OG “Oregon Trail” and “Where in The World Is Carmen San Diego.” Where on earth would I have been without those beauties?
Also, he forgot Mavis Beacon…while much of the game was kinda lame, the grocery store conveyor belt game to teach you the number key pad rocked. Seriously, it was awesome.
Custom Toy Lab has a selection of some of the coolest toys I’ve seen. From delicious Munnies to plush cheeseburgers, they have it all. You can search by artist, or, best of all, submit your own toy. Go play!
Thanks Boing Boing for this link to glorious headlines that are totally goofed up. Love Love Love.
This one had me breathing funny to try not to bust out laughing in the middle of work. Come on, Mammograms and shoe repair? Spectacular.
I love Boing Boing, check out this post on teddy bear GPS navigation systems. I want one. I will cuddle with it and crash…none the less, I want one.
I <3 Threadless tees, they’re adorable, comfy and affordable. They use a great business model based on user participation instead of some corporate idiot deciding what’s stylish and what’s not.
Their summer sale just started, so check out their great shirts at a discounted price, and hurry!
Also posted on Cheapskate’s Handbook