Category Archives: Wouldya Lookit That!

This is a really cool writer’s meme: one word. so little time. You press “GO” and have 60 seconds to write something. Then, you get to see what everyone else wrote. The word of the day gets changed… um… every … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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It’s been a while since I checked out The Home of the Underdogs, but an e-mail from Sgt. Grump today reminded about it. He found a copy of Axis and Allies: Iron Blitz Edition there. HOTU is the best abandonware … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Yay! I got a verse in Bigwig’s latest mutilated Christmas carol: I Sat and Read the Blogs All Day (to the tune of “I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In”). The fevered dreams of Solonor On Christmas day, on Christmas … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Trolling through the referrer stats, I found that the Groovy Grove is one of the December Fascinating Links at The em-bed Examiner. W00t sounds appropriate here. Continue reading →

Was just over at kdblog wishing her a belated happy birthday. You should go there. You see at the end of this wormhole lies Continue reading →

My brother just introduced me to the next big time-sucking, too-cute-for-words, addictive-as-hell, and-all-those-other-hyphenated-phrases game. For the love of all that’s holy, do NOT go to Jardinains! And do not download it and start playing it. You have been warned. Continue reading →

According to most sources, the Police don’t often use real-life sketch artists anymore. Instead, they let computers do the doodling. Grump found this cool Flash Face thingy a while back. I tried to draw myself this morning and wound up … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Yay! They’re finally done asking us for our address whenever we go to buy a frickin’ battery at Radio Shack. Next up: DNA samples. NOTE: No offense is meant to the many fine employees of Radio Shack. Not that any … Continue reading → Continue reading →

To hell with aliens! This is a great application of unused bandwidth…though it’s brainwidth more than CPU cycles they’re after. The Distributed Proofreaders site proposes to ease the burden of proofreading the e-text of Project Gutenberg by splitting it up … Continue reading → Continue reading →