Time Waster

Mr. PicassoHead

Coolest Campers ever

8' and 10' Cubby Trailers

Optical Illusions and Visual Phenomena

Optical Illusions and Visual Phenomena

Very strange Fraternal Supply Catalog

A Catalog of Pranks for Fraternal Organization Initiates:
The 1930 DeMoulin Bros. & Co. Fraternal Supply Catalog No. 439

Man, do I love Found Magazine!

Much, much more here...

Masters of Deception

A very interesting art book in its own right, the website companion features numerous movies of the artists and their art:

Masters of Deception

Hours of Fun!

Let me know if you ever get to an end with this:
http://www.vectorpark.com/levers.html

The Shirt

Dollar bill to shirt

Chemistry Quiz

What do you get when you combine copper gluconate and hydrogenated cottonseed oil?
First one to answer in the comments wins some sort of prize.

Vertigo...Then and Now

Before and after images of various San Francisco locations used in Alfred Hitchcock's film, Vertigo
Vertigo...Then and Now

Very Nice 2-D driving sim

How is he doing this with only 333K?
DRIVEY: a road slightly less travelled

Word Palindrome Poem

Red, Shimmering Red by Mike Maguire
(from Drawn Inward and Other Poems)

Crying men
seeing blood of warriors
painting red a field.
This war is life,
all struggling men
feel pain of angels
and angels of pain
feel men struggling.

All life is war.
This field, a red painting,
warriors of blood
seeing men crying.


Red, Shimmering Red

A man, a plan, a canal: Panama

Sorry, didn't have time for an original palindrome; my favorite has to suffice.
Nick Monfort and William Gillespie, however, had plenty of time to concoct a 2002 word palindrome in 2002:

2002: a Palindrome Story
This would be a great book to have lying around just to impress your friends and neighbors. It's now on my wish list.

Handy when one of your keyboard letters sticks

So the wordplay book listed below is directly related to this book: Gadsby, by Earnest Vincent Wright. Mr. Wright wrote the entire 50,000 word novel without EVER USING THE LETTER "E!!!"
Here's a copy of the book posted online:
Gadsby

Bunch of books to consider

I have a bunch of new titles to share, all having to do with words, the alphabet, and the way one can manipulate both.
First, we have this:


Making the Alphabet Dance: Recreational Wordplay

Rack-Mounted Nintendo!

Perfect for the retro game lovin' musician that's always on the road
Rack-Mounted Nintendo

Google Maps on iPod Photo

Google Maps on iPod Photo

Oblique Strategies

I've never heard of these before but am now very intrigued: Brian Eno and the painter Peter Schmidt created a set of over 100 cards with various aphorisms printed on them, with the intention of choosing a card at random and doing what it says, when faced with a situation where creativity is stifled.
I guess there are several versions out there. Perhaps a look on E-Bay would show a couple of sets for sale.
A Primer On Oblique Strategizing

The Video that Never Was

Lucy in the Sky with Shatner

More Night-Table Reading

This looks kind of interesting:

The Pirates and the Mouse: Disney's War Against the Counterculture

Dan Clowes Article in the Guardian

Guardian Unlimited Books | A comic book hero

The Image Says It All

Unfortunate Childrens Books

Incoming call from J. Daniels

Cell Phone Flask
with leather case

Open source Internet Video viewer

(From Boing-Boing)
"OpenVision is an open source Mac/Windows application for finding, downloading and viewing video, not unlike the Downhill Battle player."

ONTV: Ideas Through Digital Content

Night Table Reading: On Deck

World War 3.0 : Microsoft and Its Enemies

Night Table Reading: On Deck

Proudly Serving My Corporate Masters: What I Learned in Ten Years As a Microsoft Programmer

iPod, FishPod, what's the diff?

Hanging Fish Pod from Postmodern Pets