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Unfortunately Placed Adverts

Friday, September 7th, 2007

Teefed from Odiee. Can’t really think of anything to add except “hehe”

I bet there are millions of these with pop-up ads on newspaper websites that we don’t even realise

more here

It’s been a long time…..

Friday, August 17th, 2007

shouldn’t have left you

without some dope links to click to. hehe

so here is a bumper barrel of links

Polish radio station

straight out of a James Bond movie

Simpsonize Me

Make your own simpsons character

Tbreems blog

Some ace pictures of Lancaster, and other general rambling about stuff

Thousands of mixes to download

You have to register, but it’s all free

Make your own Bollywood movie

self explanatory :D

Be a Dictator

Really good fun game where you have to run a banana republic and hang on to power for as long as you can

Der Bäsh Straße Kinder sind PUNK ROCK ANARKISTEN!!!

Saturday, June 16th, 2007

Bash Straße Kinder LOL

Die Bash Street Kids bestehen darauf, daß Spaß, Umwandlung und anti-Autorität die wichtigen Prinzipien sind. Sie haben es gern, wenn sie die redensartigen Sprüchen in der Wirklichkeit treffen und die Redewendungen inWildtiere oder Urwälde in der Tat realisiert werden. Wie Marx wollen die Bash Street Kids, daß die Ideen nicht in dem höheren Himmel eingesperrt sind, aber im Alltagsleben hereinstürzen.

Nope, I have no fucking idea, but I bet it’s cool shit…

‘Komischer Marxismus’ on MilitantEsthetix

“Yesterday’s Tomorrow, Today!”

Thursday, May 31st, 2007

That be the tagline of Modern Mechanix, a lovely little blog focusing on all those old science and technology magazines of yore, with names like ‘Popular Science’ (unlike the unpopular stuff - those white-coated lab rats were cliquey mofos), ‘Mechanix Illustrated’ and, erm, ‘Physical Culture’…

Anyhow, lots of interesting stuff, and some great pictures.

From blog.modernmechanix.com

Paleo-Future

Monday, April 2nd, 2007

This has got to be one of the coolest blogs ever after our one! check it out. It looks at past visions of the future, space cities and household robots.