From a friend of the Collective: Square Eyes, mostly movie reviews from a guy who sees a lot of movies (his slogan appears to be "I’m gonna watch it anyway. I’m sick like that. Why not let me tell you if it sucked?"). Rumor has it the blog will be moving away from TypePad at […]
Remember that episode of Seinfeld when George pretended to be blind to get his books read for him? You won’t feel as guilty if you just listen to the archives of the Radio Information Service. Hear rank amateurs give it a go on some of the programs at the Alabama Print Information Center. Google has […]
Make your own Bayeux Tapestry comic book!
From Sarah, 18 August 2002: "Another extremely narrow way to look at the news (one of my current interests), the corrections column of the New York Times." My favorite part is it doesn’t ask you who the hell you are before letting you see the corrections page.
From Sarah, 22 August 2002: "When you learn a new thing, you see it everywhere. While looking for craft blogs, I found someone’s links to a rec.arts.dance Lead and Follow FAQ. The snippet that was quoted in the blog reinforces my thought that I have much to learn."
The Thirteen Treasures of Britain are pretty cool, if excessively practical.
A retirement community for homo- bi- and trans- sexual seniors is opening soon in Santa Fe, and people in Huntsville are thrilled! But seriously, I’m looking forward to the broader choice in retirement and care options as the boomers get older, and I hope the horrible ones will be bankrupt by the time I’m ready […]
Todd Oldham, that Target stylemeister, designed the cutest reconfigurable sofa for the folks over at La-Z-Boy! I MUST have it for my ladies’ lounge.
Turn that annoying talking fish into almost any talking fishlike thing you want with the power of Linux. I’d be happy to find one or more for anyone who’d like to take on this project.
In our continuing series of mocking the afflicted, we bring you this: stroke victim goes cockney (apparently "a mixture of English cockney and West Country").