Web sites as graphs link

Was the 2004 election stolen (with 208 cited references) link via

Tree sweater link via

Fonts on Lost link via

Gryphon single man flying wing link via

101 2 litter Diet Cokes + 523 Mentos = mini Bellagio fountains link via

Interactive photo mosaic link via

Office supplies trebuchet link via

Installing a sixth sense? link via

In 1984, Peter Feldstein set out to photograph every last person in Oxford, Iowa. Two decades later, he’s doing it again link via

Acrimonious attorneys told to settle dispute by playing a round of ‘rock, paper, scissors.’ link

Beware of the cut and paste in SEC filings link via

32 qualified soccer balls link via

Electrical substations that mimic houses link via

The Most Offensive Show On Television link via

CO2: we call it life link via

Racing at 6,786 miles per gallon link via

A lottery for personal savings link via

10,000 sheep drawn by workers link via

World language map link via

rm -rf / link via

World of Warcraft Easter eggs link via

Puzzle floor link via

Ice lens photography link via

Precision flight of a radio-controlled airplane, indoors link via

Lego aircraft carrier link via

You may be interested to know that global warming, earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters are a direct effect of the shrinking numbers of Pirates since the 1800s. For your interest, I have included a graph of the approximate number of pirates versus the average global temperature over the last 200 years. As you can see, there is a statistically significant inverse relationship between pirates and global temperature. link via

Fire display link via

Star Trek ads for G4 (brilliant) link via

100 pictures of 10’x10′ residences in Hong Kong link via

A game theoretic approach to the toilet seat problem link via

Rented apartment full of beer cans link via

Sculptural pieces created solely with paper by means of scoring and folding link via

Blogging the Bible. What happens when an ignorant person actually reads the Bible. link via

Camera array imaging and image processing techniques link via

Cardboard SLR camera link via

Millionaires that started out with nothing link via

Mark: “our ancestors still were mixing it up with those of the chimps until 6 million years ago” Dan: “And some of our friends were doing it 6 minutes ago” link1 link2 via

Complaining about being asked to write a file copy function for a job interview (or why my life sucks) link via

Angry/negative people can be bad for your brain link via

If Java was styled after Lisp link via

Bukkake super soaker link via

Bananas prove God exists link via

Coke video (seems inspired by Michel Gondry) link via

Wiltshire takes a helicopter journey over Rome and then draws a panoramic view of what he saw, entirely from memory link via

Gas taxes by state link via

Google maps on ASCII link via

Trebuchet on car link

Why road signs should be locked link via

Fuel efficiency and lessons from Europe link via

… has managed to fit five units of wrongness into only four declarative statements! link via

From the moment of my birth, light [that I could have influenced] has been expanding around the Earth and light [which could influence me, from an increasing distance of origin] reaching it — this ever-growing sphere of potential causality is my light cone link via

How to cure your asthma or hayfever using hookworm – a practical guide link via

Pet umbrella link via

Power tool drag races link via

Electric race car prototype link via

A FAA Radar track sequence of a bank of FedEx aircraft getting into Memphis as thunderstorms pass over the airport link via

Handling a gun increases testosterone levels while boardgames do not link via

20 story car tower with robotic retreival link via

Caution: The Model Rocket Safety Code does not approve of filling rocket motors with highly reactive chlorate-Oreo mixtures link via

“Dr Spock’s Baby Care is a best-selling owner’s manual for the most complicated ‘product’ imaginable — and it only has two levels of headings. You people have 8 levels of hierarchy and I haven’t even stopped counting yet. No wonder you think it’s complicated.” link via

Beating traffic link via

If Bush’s speechwriters were kids link via

The making of THX Deep Note link via

Response to “10 facts you should know” link via

Why do we put salt on ice in the winter time? link1 link2 link3 via

Profit and liability for book companies link via

Code Monkey link via

Standing room only in planes? link via

In praise of loopholes link via

Infrared sports photography link via

Gas price map link via

[Right of Revolution.] Government being instituted for the common benefit, protection, and security, of the whole community, and not for the private interest or emolument of any one man, family, or class of men; therefore, whenever the ends of government are perverted, and public liberty manifestly endangered, and all other means of redress are ineffectual, the people may, and of right ought to reform the old, or establish a new government. The doctrine of nonresistance against arbitrary power, and oppression, is absurd, slavish, and destructive of the good and happiness of mankind. link via

1986 World Series Game 6 Re-Enacted in RBI Baseball link via

The time traveller link via

Lazy drinker link via

Wallmart controls the games you buy link via

Students spell fuck on building link via

Interesting hair cut link via

Fixing broken DVDs yourself are illegal link via

Make sure that you can turn off the test of foam fire suppresion link via

Easter Turducken link via

Stick figure dungeon escape link via

Titanic: The Sequel link via

C is for Cookie link via

Marble madness link via

Map Gallery of Religion in the United States link via

The Bush Administration announced last week that the nation is no longer losing wetlands–as long as you consider golf course water hazards to be wetlands link via

Mice on cat on dog link via

Pinhole camera truck link via

The intelligent spoon link via

The motorized cooler link

Biodiesel on-demand link via

Hamzy: Handcrafted artificial machine zoned for yelling link via

Canon EOS systems link via

Prime numbers have ties to the physical universe link via

Starmaze: Cartan’s triangle link via

Ok, some doit-yourselfer should combine M1 batteries with a Prius link via

My little pony RPG link via

April Fool’s link via

Vote for the Sweedish Pirate Party! link via

Wheel just got far more annoying! link

Keyboard shoes link via

GMaps and email path link via

Rail bike link via

Soybean sportscar link via

iTazer link via

Seeing movies before the hype link via

100 mile diet link via

Quake 3 on 24 monitors link via

Your Nano runs Mame? Build a cabinet for it! link via

Telling the approved story link via

Wiretapping vulnerabilities link via

Mc Donald’s employees share non-standard recipies link via

But suppose I offered you the following deal: I’ll sell you a share of my car, but you don’t get to drive it. It generates income, but I won’t share it with you, nor give you any say in what I do with the proceeds. I have no intention of ever selling it. I won’t listen to anything you have to say about how the car ought to be used, and I won’t tell you what I plan to do with it. In fact, buying a share of my car will provide you with no tangible benefits whatsoever. All it will do is give you bragging rights that you own a share of my car. link via

Electronic crucifix broadcasts the Lord’s prayer link via

How a software patent affects web surfing link via

Condo installs air shower to blow off alergins link via

GPS Tron link via

Key ring kite link via

Fake eggs contain growable plant link via

How our tax dollars are spent link via

A doctor even thinking about a link between B-12 and heart disease violates a patent link via

Administration tells Congress (again) – We won’t abide by your “laws” link via

Non-transitive dice link via

Sicherman dice link via

Penny ante link via

“Socialism collapsed because it did not allow the market to tell the economic truth. Capitalism may collapse because it does not allow the market to tell the ecological truth.” link via

Cat piano link via

You think that you have a problem with squirrels? link via

Knocking on a door can unlock it link via

Polish movie posters link via

From spores to galaxies in a game link via

Real life Simpsons intro link via

NSFW: Natalie Portman raps (with guest appearence from Dan Becker clone) link via

Tough Toyota truck link via

Electric racecar link via

Ten successes that shaped the 20th Century American city link via

Manholes of Japan link via

“Look, the mere fact that we’re even talking about how the vice president drives up with his rich friends in cars to shoot farm-raised wingless quailtards is letting the quail know ‘how’ we’re hunting them.” link via

Bollywood’s remake of Fight Club link via

The myth of the rule of law link via

Articles on watches link via

Eye : hand link via

Personal yacht not big enough? Buy a shadow boat link via

Modern Distribution of World Religions link via

Lego Chainsaw massacre link via

Petri gardens link via

The calculus of chasing a stick? link via

“Forced to submerge during attack, depth charges. Last enemy location 08:30h, Marqu AJ 9863, 220 degrees, 8 nautical miles, (I am) following (the enemy). (Barometer) falls (by) 14 Millibar, NNO 4, visibility 10.” link1 link2 via

I’m your biggest fan link via

The internet is a great equalizer: an abortion manual link via