Archive for November, 2003

Why would you play cricket in the middle of the rainy season?

Posted at 10:44am on Sunday, November 30th, 2003 by

You got to wonder if any of the matches in the England vs. Sri Lanka tour are going to be completed as the warm up match goes the way of the one dayers.

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Bluepixing

Posted at 10:04am on Friday, November 28th, 2003 by

Monoman tells us that Bluejacking hype is nonsense… He suggests Bluepixing (his term) instead:

Basically, the idea is to take a photo of someone without them knowing, then send them the image of themselves via Bluetooth. . . I managed to take and send a photo this morning without being rumbled and the look on the person’s face was priceless.

Now that is class

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Things other people had accomplished…

Posted at 8:57am on Friday, November 28th, 2003 by

by the time they were your age. Now that is depressing.

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Wearing of this garment does not enable you to fly

Posted at 8:54am on Friday, November 28th, 2003 by

Many a broken dream at dumbwarnings.com.

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Like I’ve said before, every blog needs a monkey category

Posted at 8:51am on Friday, November 28th, 2003 by

Apparently the jig is nearly up for the great apes. Unless we act fast they may be extinct in the next 50 years. It’ll be quicker if this guy gets his way.

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Sexy Loser…

Posted at 3:02pm on Thursday, November 27th, 2003 by

Hentai with a twist:
Suicide Prevention Week
Fucked Up Fairy Tales

Repost with the right links this time… D’oh

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Tomorrow is International Buy Nothing Day

Posted at 9:12am on Thursday, November 27th, 2003 by

International Buy Nothing Day is November 28th. It’s quite simple. If at all possible, don’t buy anything, all day. Visit Adbusters for more info.

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Top 10 out of Print books

Posted at 9:05am on Thursday, November 27th, 2003 by

Bookfinder.com has produced a report into the top out of print book searches… Read the press release (with overall top 10) or have a look at the full report. As they themselves say, this is driven purely by public interest, not marketing hype, so it actually says quite a lot about the books being searched for.

Interesting that Curse of Lono by Hunter S Thompson is there at number 4. I keep idly searching for that on ebay myself, but just can’t quite bring myself to spend the �60 that the book seems to fetch. Given the recent outpourings from the Good Doctor I’m guessing they would have reprinted it by now if it was any good – they seem to be willing to print his notes to the milkman at the moment.

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We’re not a monopoly, claim pigopolists

Posted at 9:04am on Thursday, November 27th, 2003 by

RIAA seek permanent antitrust exemption (and look likely to get it).

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“Erotic” origami

Posted at 9:01am on Thursday, November 27th, 2003 by

Loosely following the Japanese theme (and I mean loosely) “erotic” origami (although how one can describe it as erotic, I don’t actually know… Unless of course you’ve got a thing for paper genitalia)

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