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April 30, 2004

Play with your own squishy.
Hopefully this brilliantly unnecessary flash intro was a student project. CLICK HERE, indeed. [mark]
Business Computer Catalog from 1981. And I dig that typography. [via]
OBVIOUSLY, IF THE MEMO HAD CONTAINED A DATE OR A PLACE YOU WOULD HAVE DONE SOMETHING, YOU INCOMPETENT ASSHOLE. THAT'S A PATHETIC RESPONSE.

If you Google for Ryan Gantz, only 7 of the top 100 resulting pages don't refer specifically to me.
Google sets $2.7 billion IPO. Christ.
Amy's Diary, circa 1977. Funniest with sound.
I finally added a Sixfoot6 Fruity Bits Archive for this side blog. Dip in anytime you need entertainment. I think I fixed the XML, too.
FOUND Magazine publishes old photos, notes, cards, and junk that people come across.
World Beard and Moustache Championships, 2003. Excellent.
Protect your coffee at work with this Locking Mug (without key, it leaks)
The Damon Disciples pay tribute to Red Sox CF Johnny Damon's hair and beard.

Man-Wolf, I love you.
eBay item - SIZE 12 WEDDING DRESS/GOWN NO RESERVE. This guy is really funny.
Vintage Disneyland Photos
Piscataway man found dangling under span. (Oddly, I once slinked across the underside of that bridge with David)

Hunderds of pictures of Frisbees, with cool commentary
Images of Japanese Vending Machines: food, toys, beer, toilet paper, used panties.

Thanks, Frank Black, for hooking a random Starbucks customer up with Pixies tix. [waxy]
Hey, Crackhead (best craig's list post ever)

Shit. Shug is Outta Jail. I gotta get the fuck outta L.A.
Dear Vatican: Thank you for explaining to me why I don't deserve to commune with our Savior, and for reminding me why I'm a recovering Catholic. P.S. - Your organization is doomed.
No Pants Day 2004 is May 7th. Get ready!
The Way of the Master. Let Kirk Cameron school you on the Ten Commandments and convince you that you're going to incur God's wrath. Sadly, not a joke.
Study: Schools discouraging soft drinks reduce obesity. Soda is not good for you.

Umm..... I'm waiting to see what my Canadian doppleganger does next.
Check out the The Bush Press Conference Response Generator. Bush's ineptitude is funny because it sucks.
Plan of Attack, Bob Woodward's new book, suggests that Bush told the Saudi Ambassador about intention to invade Iraq before Powell.
Excellent Personal account of hanging with Tarantino at the Grove.
Bob Odenkirk talks about the process of making (and being dissappointed by) the Mr. Show movie "Run, Ronnie, Run".

Personal letter to a customer, from Ray (of Ray's Fine liquors). "I'd be happier if you switched from brandy to beer or something... Maybe just on Tuesdays, I don't know."
Local church has bad idea: "He was crying and asking me why the [Easter] bunny was being whipped"
Ashcroft is an idiot. But I guess we already knew that.
Morphases lets you morph and modify faces with incredible precision and depth. Addictive, with an impressive flash interface.
Thanks, Andre, for helping me get a Gmail account. (As most BBC readers say, if you don't like it, don't use it.) Anyway, I'm excited.
Simply Tragic: Weird Al's statement about his parents' unexpected deaths

Dooce asks: what cute names do parents use for "privates"?
Ruthless New Yorker review of Kill Bill II and Tarantino's evolution.
Real robotic Transformers. Brilliant marketing ploy, it seems.
Compare these Stern and Oprah transcripts for moments of indencency.
Airbag suggests a redesign for Whitehouse briefs. Good lesson on information presentation.
ill Considered, Mr. R Kelley

Apparently nobody's dropping acid anymore. Odd. Good discussion of distribution and The Dead, too.
"Ctrl-shift is a multi player online game that gives its players collaborative control over my freewill."
Privacy Advocates Blast Google's Gmail Plan. Ask to put release on hold.
Mitch Hedberg is still my favorite comedian [via]. His jokes read well, but they're ten times better if you can read them to yourself with his delivery.

It's so much fun to find your own house (or those of your enemies!) on TerraServer's satellite images. Fun and scary!
New Gmail screenshots getting me even more excited about the forthcoming Google email service

Best yet: Post Office Calls for Portable Zip Codes. Part of the new "Go Postal" campaign.
No April fool's joke here this year, sorry. Waxy.org kept a good list of sites that dropped something.
Mogi: Second Generation Location-Based Gaming (cell phone game adds a data layer to the real-world city Tokyo)
Slideshow: The Scene in Fallujah (Very Graphic Content). Iraq does not love us.