Saturday, June 12, 2004
Interesting
If you're going to the USA soon and are going to be fingerprinted at immigration, it might pay to bring some gummi bears along.
Of the world's 100 largest economic entities, 51 are now corporations and 49 are countries.
Of the world's 100 largest economic entities, 51 are now corporations and 49 are countries.
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USA politics...
A nice ribute to Ronald Reagan done in Flash.
Just in case anyone forgot what a great president he was, here's some info about what happened during his terms as leader of the USA.
Just in case anyone forgot what a great president he was, here's some info about what happened during his terms as leader of the USA.
Posted by - j - @ 6:26 PM
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Tuesday, June 08, 2004
Internet
Posted by - j - @ 7:39 PM
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Interesting...
Secret techniques employers have when interviewing potential employees.
Posted by - j - @ 7:28 PM
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Monday, June 07, 2004
More random things...
Breakdancing Transformers... very, very cool.
Test your reflexes by hitting the start button to begin and the stop button once the page has changed colour. [via In4mador!]
Test your reflexes by hitting the start button to begin and the stop button once the page has changed colour. [via In4mador!]
Posted by - j - @ 8:27 PM
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Dubya
If this story about Bush's behaviour is true then let's hope he isn't re-elected... for his sanity's sake.
Posted by - j - @ 8:01 PM
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Random things...
See how good your English is with this punctuation game.
The government answers the question we've all been asking: How big are their penises? [via Campus Underground]
How it feels to get shot.
The government answers the question we've all been asking: How big are their penises? [via Campus Underground]
How it feels to get shot.
Posted by - j - @ 6:57 PM
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USA politics
Of course there will be consipiracy theories concerning the beheading of Nick Berg but there are some that raise some interesting questions.
First, this guy has analysed the tape and notes some inconsistencies.
There is also quite an in depth analysis of not only the tape but the surrounding circumstances. The page also has some good links to other sites relating to the video.
The video of the killing has many flaws including problems with time skips, audio dubbing, and the characteristics, appearance and speech of Berg and the killers. People from Middle Eastern cultures believe that Middle Eastern people were not involved in this video, based on the mannerisms, accents, behavior and appearance of the killers. A close inspection of the video suggests that Westerners may have been involved.
For a number of reasons, it does not appear that the Jordanian terrorist Abu Masab Al-Zaraqawi, who was voice identified by the CIA (and whose name was on the tape), was involved. He has a poorly functioning prosthetic leg and a hand tattoo, which should have been observed. Neither were. The accent of the speaker in the video was not Jordanian. Why has the CIA seemingly lied about the analysis of Al-Zarqawi's voice and his role in the killing?
Considering the many discrepancies and contradictions noted below, it seems possible that the Berg killing is a poorly crafted psy-ops exercise. This video was possibly constructed by U.S. operatives to impact the extremely volatile political developments in the U.S. and the international condemnation around the Abu Ghraib torture photos. The torture photos are mentioned in the speech in the video, though Berg may have been killed before the photos were circulated.
Posted by - j - @ 5:23 PM
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Manipulation
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Sunday, June 06, 2004
The internet
Posted by - j - @ 10:18 AM
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Monday, May 24, 2004
A bunch of stuff...
The father of Nick Berg comments about his son's death.
Never ending zooming of a picture.
I chased you for 12 years around the world, and I still can't find you.
Make your own drum solo!
Here are some things that you should know if you're making a web page.
A website full of optical illusions.
Never ending zooming of a picture.
I chased you for 12 years around the world, and I still can't find you.
Make your own drum solo!
Here are some things that you should know if you're making a web page.
A website full of optical illusions.
Posted by - j - @ 9:26 PM
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Wednesday, May 19, 2004
Flash
Posted by - j - @ 7:28 PM
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In the news...
Childless couple go to a fertility clinic after being married for eight years, the result... They were told to try sex.
Posted by - j - @ 4:15 PM
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Monday, May 17, 2004
Social Engineering
A man walks into a store and walks out with just under $4000 worth of electronics. He's even offered help from the employees.
Posted by - j - @ 3:13 PM
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Sunday, May 16, 2004
Scam a scammer
This guy sold a powerbook on e-bay but thought something was up. Read about his exploits and how he came up with the idea to send a p-p-p-powerbook instead.
Here's a link to the original Something Awful forum thread.
Posted by - j - @ 10:44 PM
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Internet people
Meet Gay Marvin, he's a british pop star. I don't know why I found it so funny but click the pic for his gallery.
Interesting car accessory.
Posted by - j - @ 9:22 PM
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Flash
Pass the ball from person to person.
I knew clowns were evil!
This is probably the most random thing I've seen in a while. Here's a story about a guy, a crab, and a levitating head.
I knew clowns were evil!
This is probably the most random thing I've seen in a while. Here's a story about a guy, a crab, and a levitating head.
Posted by - j - @ 9:17 PM
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Thursday, May 13, 2004
Good advice
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Wednesday, May 12, 2004
The Google Terrrorist
It was the lead item on the government's daily threat matrix one day last April. Don Emilio Fulci described by an FBI tipster as a reclusive but evil millionaire, had formed a terrorist group that was planning chemical attacks against London and Washington, D.C. That day even FBI director Robert Mueller was briefed on the Fulci matter. But as the day went on without incident, a White House staffer had a brainstorm: He Googled Fulci. His findings: Fulci is the crime boss in the popular video game Headhunter. "Stand down," came the order from embarrassed national security types.
[From USNews.com]
[From USNews.com]
Posted by - j - @ 10:24 PM
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Nerd stuff
Posted by - j - @ 10:10 PM
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Flash
Here's a movie featuring a nice shy girl.
Posted by - j - @ 6:07 PM
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Online dating
Posted by - j - @ 6:04 PM
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World powers
Posted by - j - @ 2:48 PM
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Monday, May 10, 2004
Internet...
Out of sight, a war is raging... Secret cameras have allowed us for the first time to see the mighty Traffic Light Wars.
Posted by - j - @ 5:23 PM
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Thursday, May 06, 2004
Flash Games
Catch fish in order to Feed Fullmo.
Ride an albatros in Yeti Sports IV.
Why not play some Panda Golf.
Quick Bricks is a very addictive game where the object is to get rid of all your bricks... quickly.
Ride an albatros in Yeti Sports IV.
Why not play some Panda Golf.
Quick Bricks is a very addictive game where the object is to get rid of all your bricks... quickly.
Posted by - j - @ 5:17 PM
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USA Politics
Claim vs. Fact
The Center for American Progress has launched this new database project to chart conservatives' dishonesty – and compare it with the truth. In this database, each conservative quote will be matched against well-documented facts, so that users can get a more accurate picture of the issues.
The Center for American Progress has launched this new database project to chart conservatives' dishonesty – and compare it with the truth. In this database, each conservative quote will be matched against well-documented facts, so that users can get a more accurate picture of the issues.
Posted by - j - @ 1:19 PM
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The war on terror
Who's getting rich from it? A list of companies involved and their political connections.
Some faux propaganda posters.
US commanders say they're not as bad as Saddam, but an Iraqi prisoner says they're worse.
Some faux propaganda posters.
US commanders say they're not as bad as Saddam, but an Iraqi prisoner says they're worse.
Posted by - j - @ 12:54 PM
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Monday, May 03, 2004
Flash
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Virus
New virus/worm that has Microsoft taking action, why are they taking action... because it's their fault.
Posted by - j - @ 1:50 PM
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The Thule Society
Welcome to the New World Order.
Posted by - j - @ 1:43 PM
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Sunday, April 25, 2004
People
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Friday, April 23, 2004
Good read
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Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Flash
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People's pages
Meet Franco, he lives in a trailer park.
Meet Tony Hawks, he isn't a skateboarder but gets plenty of email from people who think he is.
Meet Tony Hawks, he isn't a skateboarder but gets plenty of email from people who think he is.
Posted by - j - @ 11:59 AM
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Funny
A man has started taking pictures of celebrities holding his baby and made a website out of it... here's a very clever response.
Posted by - j - @ 1:04 AM
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Flash
Posted by - j - @ 12:41 AM
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Strange...
Posted by - j - @ 12:26 AM
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New Zealand news...
Welcome big brother! New Zealand passports soon to have microchips embedded in them.
Perhaps NZ isn't as open a country as we once thought. New survey shows that one in five immigrants experiences discrimination.
Finding your alcohol a little heavy on the pocket? Looks like bootleg booze is growing in popularity.
The jury hears evidence on the woman who drove her can through a party.
Shrek the wooly wanderer is now world famous.
Perhaps NZ isn't as open a country as we once thought. New survey shows that one in five immigrants experiences discrimination.
Finding your alcohol a little heavy on the pocket? Looks like bootleg booze is growing in popularity.
The jury hears evidence on the woman who drove her can through a party.
Shrek the wooly wanderer is now world famous.
Posted by - j - @ 12:24 AM
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Monday, April 19, 2004
Flash
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Sunday, April 18, 2004
Quiz
Posted by - j - @ 10:25 PM
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Friday, April 16, 2004
Flash
A digital Simon, how good's your memory?
Enjoyable game called CATS, roll your mouse over the cats to make them sit or walk. Make them do whatever the 'leader' (the highlighted cat) is doing.
If you go down the stairway to heaven backwards... do you go to hell?
Enjoyable game called CATS, roll your mouse over the cats to make them sit or walk. Make them do whatever the 'leader' (the highlighted cat) is doing.
If you go down the stairway to heaven backwards... do you go to hell?
Posted by - j - @ 10:08 PM
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Flash
I don't know how I keep finding these things but here's Bun Bin in Hypnoterror. [link via Bloggerheads.]
Posted by - j - @ 2:52 PM
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Thursday, April 15, 2004
Strange flash thingies
First there was Hyakugojyuuichi!! Now three years later, there is an even stranger tribute called Hyakugojyuuichi Forever!! Be warned that these are very random.
Posted by - j - @ 11:18 PM
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US Politics
The transcript of Dubya's press conferance. My favourite part:
Let's see here, hold on. Michael. You're next.
Q Mr. President, why are you and the Vice President insisting on appearing together before the 9/11 Commission? And, Mr. President, who will you be handing the Iraqi government over to on June 30th?
THE PRESIDENT: We will find that out soon. That's what Mr. Brahimi is doing; he's figuring out the nature of the entity we'll be handing sovereignty over. And, secondly, because the 9/11 Commission wants to ask us questions, that's why we're meeting. And I look forward to meeting with them and answering their questions.
Q I was asking why you're appearing together, rather than separately, which was their request.
THE PRESIDENT: Because it's a good chance for both of us to answer questions that the 9/11 Commission is looking forward to asking us, and I'm looking forward to answering them.
Let's see --
Q Mr. President --
THE PRESIDENT: Hold on for a minute. Oh, Jim.
Let's see here, hold on. Michael. You're next.
Q Mr. President, why are you and the Vice President insisting on appearing together before the 9/11 Commission? And, Mr. President, who will you be handing the Iraqi government over to on June 30th?
THE PRESIDENT: We will find that out soon. That's what Mr. Brahimi is doing; he's figuring out the nature of the entity we'll be handing sovereignty over. And, secondly, because the 9/11 Commission wants to ask us questions, that's why we're meeting. And I look forward to meeting with them and answering their questions.
Q I was asking why you're appearing together, rather than separately, which was their request.
THE PRESIDENT: Because it's a good chance for both of us to answer questions that the 9/11 Commission is looking forward to asking us, and I'm looking forward to answering them.
Let's see --
Q Mr. President --
THE PRESIDENT: Hold on for a minute. Oh, Jim.
Posted by - j - @ 10:58 PM
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Editor
Very cool face editor.
Posted by - j - @ 5:20 PM
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In the news...
A man that was supposedly murdered returns after 22 years.
Argentine elephant treated for depression.
Scientists make water that isn't wet.
Neighbours are kept awake by a mysterious banging sound.
Flasher attacked by Catholic school girls then charged.
An escaped police suspect's description: white male, 5'10," 160 pounds with brown hair, blue eyes, and a scruffy beard. He is wearing blue jeans, brown shoes, and is handcuffed to a chair.
Argentine elephant treated for depression.
Scientists make water that isn't wet.
Neighbours are kept awake by a mysterious banging sound.
Flasher attacked by Catholic school girls then charged.
An escaped police suspect's description: white male, 5'10," 160 pounds with brown hair, blue eyes, and a scruffy beard. He is wearing blue jeans, brown shoes, and is handcuffed to a chair.
Posted by - j - @ 4:25 PM
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Japan
The J-List is a quite well established shopping site featuring all things Japanese. The creator of the site has also been recently interviewed by Wired News.
Posted by - j - @ 4:03 PM
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Sleeping...
Go to sleep while counting sheep and with a nice lullaby.
Posted by - j - @ 3:27 PM
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Back in action
Enjoyed my extended easter break, hope the one or two of you who actually visit this site were able to cope without regular updates. I finally stopped receiving the Sober.F virus after I received about 200 infected messages. Looks like I missed quite a bit while I was gone:
A few enjoyable flash games like Super Taxi, an incredible difficult kitty ballancing game, and running naked.
Spread the meme.
Michael Moore's website has a new intro page featuring Dubya's face made of pictures US soldiers who have died in Iraq.
Washington wages war on pornography.
A new trend in jewelry.
A man tries his wife's breast milk.
For those who've seen Deliverance, here's the duel.
Are you straight and proud?
The funniest news was probably Bush's yawning boy.
A guy visits the worst video arcade.
Here's a guy who has a flying cardboard box (streaming media .wmv)
A brand new Bush sloganator.
A few enjoyable flash games like Super Taxi, an incredible difficult kitty ballancing game, and running naked.
Spread the meme.
Michael Moore's website has a new intro page featuring Dubya's face made of pictures US soldiers who have died in Iraq.
Washington wages war on pornography.
A new trend in jewelry.
A man tries his wife's breast milk.
For those who've seen Deliverance, here's the duel.
Are you straight and proud?
The funniest news was probably Bush's yawning boy.
A guy visits the worst video arcade.
Here's a guy who has a flying cardboard box (streaming media .wmv)
A brand new Bush sloganator.
Posted by - j - @ 3:22 PM
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Monday, April 05, 2004
Virus update
Just got five more of the same virus which turns out to be the Sober.F virus, makes me think that quite a few fell for the fake GMX virus scan. Got the definition for it today but thanks to Nod32's heuristics didn't get caught out before hand. Take some good advice and download the trial version of Nod32, you won't regret it!
[update] Symantec has now upgraded Sober.F to category 3 (i.e. same as Netsky and Beagle) as of 3:00pm I've received it 15 times from various email addresses.
[update] Symantec has now upgraded Sober.F to category 3 (i.e. same as Netsky and Beagle) as of 3:00pm I've received it 15 times from various email addresses.
Posted by - j - @ 1:25 PM
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In the news...
Man might go to jail for pretending to hang himself.
Woman drives drunk with five children in the car.
Woman drives drunk with five children in the car.
Posted by - j - @ 1:12 PM
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Sunday, April 04, 2004
Flash
In A Break in the Road you wander around the city with your microphone recording rhythms and sounds, mix them together in your studio and then play your creation in a club.
Posted by - j - @ 11:58 PM
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George Says...
Posted by - j - @ 11:45 PM
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Browser wars
OK, have given up on Avant Browser as I just can't get it to work how I want. The problem with a browser that renders with IE is that no matter how many bells and whistles you add to it it's still IE... and that's not good. Have gone back to Opera Browser as I really like how fast and easy it is to use, plus how customizable it is.
Posted by - j - @ 10:36 PM
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eBay
Posted by - j - @ 9:50 PM
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New virus...
I got an interesting virus just now, it looks like it's from hotmail but actually contains a new virus that my scanner didn't have a definition for (ate it because it was probably an unknown NewHeur_PE virus)... thank god for heuristics.
>From: RobotMailer@hotmail.com
>Date: Sun, 04 Apr 2004 20:52:33
>Subject: Fehler in E-Mail
>
>*** Auto Mail Delivery System ***
>
>Ihre E-Mail konnte nicht gesendet oder empfangen werden.
>Bitte überprüfen Sie nochmals diese E-Mail auf mögliche Fehlerquellen.
>attach: "AMD-System.txt"
>
>* End Transmission
>
>--- Web: http://www.hotmail.com
>--- Mail To: User-Hilfe@hotmail.com
>
>*** Mail Scanner: Kein Virus gefunden
>*** GMX Virenschutz
>*** http://www.gmx.net
Now I don't speak German but my email provider is based in Germany... for those of you (like me) who don't speak German... a translation curtesy of Babel Fish:
>Subject: Error in E-Mail
>Their E-Mail could not be sent or received.
>Please you examine this E-Mail again for possible sources of error
>attach: "AMD-System.txt" <--- actually a .php file!
>
>*** Mail scanner: No virus found
>*** GMX virus protection
>*** http://www.gmx.net
The thing that got me was the last part witht the false mail scanner, luckly I do all my virus protection on this side and have disabled any surver interference. No telling how many people will fall for this though.
>From: RobotMailer@hotmail.com
>Date: Sun, 04 Apr 2004 20:52:33
>Subject: Fehler in E-Mail
>
>*** Auto Mail Delivery System ***
>
>Ihre E-Mail konnte nicht gesendet oder empfangen werden.
>Bitte überprüfen Sie nochmals diese E-Mail auf mögliche Fehlerquellen.
>attach: "AMD-System.txt"
>
>* End Transmission
>
>--- Web: http://www.hotmail.com
>--- Mail To: User-Hilfe@hotmail.com
>
>*** Mail Scanner: Kein Virus gefunden
>*** GMX Virenschutz
>*** http://www.gmx.net
Now I don't speak German but my email provider is based in Germany... for those of you (like me) who don't speak German... a translation curtesy of Babel Fish:
>Subject: Error in E-Mail
>Their E-Mail could not be sent or received.
>Please you examine this E-Mail again for possible sources of error
>attach: "AMD-System.txt" <--- actually a .php file!
>
>*** Mail scanner: No virus found
>*** GMX virus protection
>*** http://www.gmx.net
The thing that got me was the last part witht the false mail scanner, luckly I do all my virus protection on this side and have disabled any surver interference. No telling how many people will fall for this though.
Posted by - j - @ 9:26 PM
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Internet
In response to Google's Gmail, Yahoo has upgraded some users' e-mail capabilities.
Yahoo confirmed Friday that it has sent e-mail promotions randomly to some subscribers of its popular Web-based e-mail service. One promotion sent Tuesday upgraded users to 100MB of disk space as of March 31 for free, and gave allowances for sending and receiving larger attachment files using Yahoo.
Yahoo confirmed Friday that it has sent e-mail promotions randomly to some subscribers of its popular Web-based e-mail service. One promotion sent Tuesday upgraded users to 100MB of disk space as of March 31 for free, and gave allowances for sending and receiving larger attachment files using Yahoo.
Posted by - j - @ 4:47 PM
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Peer-to-peer
Posted by - j - @ 4:37 PM
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New Zealand news...
I really don't understand why New Zealanders entering the USA are to be fingerprinted. Aren't we supposed to be their allies? Imagine if we wanted to do the same thing...
Here's an obvious finding: Bad diets, lack of exercise and smoking takes toll of Kiwis.
The fact that Labour has regained a lead over National just goes to show you that the race card can only be played for so long.
If you live in Auckland watch out for an escaped mental patient.
A sad ending for twins brought to New Zealand for a heart operation.
Here's an obvious finding: Bad diets, lack of exercise and smoking takes toll of Kiwis.
The fact that Labour has regained a lead over National just goes to show you that the race card can only be played for so long.
If you live in Auckland watch out for an escaped mental patient.
A sad ending for twins brought to New Zealand for a heart operation.
Posted by - j - @ 4:30 PM
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In the news...
Tokyo cab reaches NY from Argentina, still has meter running. The trip cost a total of $US58,000.
Unemployment rate in USA among hot young women holding at zero percent.
Unemployment rate in USA among hot young women holding at zero percent.
Posted by - j - @ 1:32 PM
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Saturday, April 03, 2004
Non Sequitur
Posted by - j - @ 11:15 PM
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Internet
Posted by - j - @ 3:51 PM
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Internet
Posted by - j - @ 3:44 PM
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In the news...
Let this be a lesson to you, in Germany don't steal electricity.
Posted by - j - @ 3:42 PM
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Science!
Posted by - j - @ 3:41 PM
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Oops...
An editing error makes for an explosive recipe.
Posted by - j - @ 3:33 PM
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From B3ta
A very, very random B3TA TV pilot
Posted by - j - @ 3:25 PM
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Cars, cars, cars...
Posted by - j - @ 3:20 PM
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Free sample
Want a free sample of Johnson's Head-To-Toe Gentle Cleansing Cloths?
Posted by - j - @ 3:00 PM
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Rolling stones
Man makes his own stonehenge with no modern tools. He calls the technique the forgotten technology.
"At first, I brought a 1-ton block home from work," he says. "But I found I could move it around by myself pretty easily."
In an attempt to set a world record, he moved a 10,400-pound concrete column by himself, without any rollers. He even moved a large out-building for one of his sons.
"At first, I brought a 1-ton block home from work," he says. "But I found I could move it around by myself pretty easily."
In an attempt to set a world record, he moved a 10,400-pound concrete column by himself, without any rollers. He even moved a large out-building for one of his sons.
Posted by - j - @ 2:44 PM
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Friday, April 02, 2004
Cool science find...
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Google news
Do you use Google news but think the layout is a little boring? Enter newsmap to make a pretty treemap.
Posted by - j - @ 12:40 PM
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Learn how to kill!
The American army has released an official FPS computer game. Who do you think the final boss will be?
Posted by - j - @ 12:36 PM
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Google Answers
What some copyright free images? Here's a whole list of sites that have just that.
Posted by - j - @ 12:30 PM
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Too much time and money?
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eBay
Quite a few of these virtual girlfriends are popping up now and it seems the bandwagon gaining momentum. Here are a few of the best.
Posted by - j - @ 12:08 PM
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Thursday, April 01, 2004
Flash
See if you can poke the worm.
Posted by - j - @ 4:16 PM
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In the news...
Woman gets a breast enlargement and grows extra breasts.
Posted by - j - @ 3:12 PM
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Traveling
Posted by - j - @ 10:17 AM
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From B3ta
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Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Cool tool
Posted by - j - @ 2:16 PM
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Sweet justice for spammer
Posted by - j - @ 11:21 AM
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Generator
Make Bart Simpson write anything you want on the chalkboard.
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Surreal garden game
Click the spinning thing to create a strange garden in this tinygrow game.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Internet
How long can you hold the button?
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Doonesbury
Posted by - j - @ 7:15 PM
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Internet
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Saturday, March 27, 2004
Internet
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Flash
Play this cool building game called tower blaster.
Badger!
This short movie is called STFU, can you see why?
Japanese ping-pong.
Badger!
This short movie is called STFU, can you see why?
Japanese ping-pong.
Posted by - j - @ 11:04 PM
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Non Sequitur
Posted by - j - @ 8:48 PM
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In the news...
X-ray machine can see through people's clothes. Imagine the possibilities.
Posted by - j - @ 7:11 PM
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From B3ta
Posted by - j - @ 7:03 PM
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Nice prank
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"The inscrutable 8-ball revealed"
Ever wondered how a magic 8-ball works? See the dissection that reveals all.
Posted by - j - @ 6:45 PM
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Friday, March 26, 2004
Internet
Posted by - j - @ 7:58 AM
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In the news... update
The gas station ninja has been caught.
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Thursday, March 25, 2004
Internet
Posted by - j - @ 6:01 PM
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Wednesday, March 24, 2004
In the news...
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In the news...
Hundreds of new fish species have been discovered on the bottom of the Tasman Sea.
This one is undoubtedly the strangest...
"The female is the size of a tennis ball [with] big savage teeth, little nasty pin eyes ... The male looks like a black jellybean with fins. When a male finds a female, he bites into her side, never letting go. He drinks her blood, in return for giving her sperm, the flesh of the two fish eventually fuses and they remain connected, permanently. They have found females with up to six males attached."
This one is undoubtedly the strangest...
"The female is the size of a tennis ball [with] big savage teeth, little nasty pin eyes ... The male looks like a black jellybean with fins. When a male finds a female, he bites into her side, never letting go. He drinks her blood, in return for giving her sperm, the flesh of the two fish eventually fuses and they remain connected, permanently. They have found females with up to six males attached."
Posted by - j - @ 11:33 PM
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In the news...
A ninja robs a gas station in Norway.
Posted by - j - @ 1:29 PM
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US Politics
Are you an American citizen? Are you itching to impeach Bush? You can go here and here to get the job done.
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Porn search engines
YaSEXHoo! was a new porn search engine along the lines of booble, one important difference is that it's no longer around anymore, probably because of pressure from the real Yahoo!
Booble is still alive and kicking and has even released a site that taunts Google's outrage.
Booble is still alive and kicking and has even released a site that taunts Google's outrage.
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Flash
A guy who is bothered by having your cursor in his face.
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From b3ta
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Internet
Check out this awasome cartoon gif animation.
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Homeland insecurity
Homeland Insecurity - The Board Game is a humorous take off of Monopoly... fun for the whole family