The virtual California coastline. Over 20,500 photographs (totaling over 134GB) of the current California coast are now online, covering from the Oregon Border (42N latitude) to the Mexican Border (32.5N latitude), except for the Vandenberg AFB restricted area. An additional 5833 images from 1972, 8000 images from 1979, 4173 images from 1987, and 1074 images from 1989 are now online. more inside

What kind of Target merchandise is this? Possibly NSFW (?). On sale, 10% off. Free shipping. Offered at Target's "Red Hot Shop" Similar items: "Entertainment" Item availability: 4-8 weeks "No Picture Available" URL may be retracted at any time. more inside

And you thought that you had a spam problem. Bill Gates receives 4 million pieces of spam a day?!?! Attn: Steve Ballmer "When you misuse the word 'literally,' you COMPLETELY !#$!ing misuse it. When you #$!! that up, you !@$@ it up so bad! It's not like a little goof, like you said 'penultimate' and you meant 'ultimate.' You COMPLETELY !@#$ing misuse it, and you should stop using the word FOREVER until you #!$%ing figure it out." -- David Cross

According to Hobbes "in the state of nature, man is nasty, BRITISH and short. Ahem...!!! More interesting "facts" can be found here.

Curious Traveller: Cross Country in Dec. Seattle to NY, starting Dec. 6th more inside

Children's TV show gone horrible wrong TV program "Rainbow" from the 70's and 80's...I cant even believe this is real.

Onerous George...is anyone else dealing with fibromyalgia? Mine is making me very snarkalicious at the moment - I went off a medication for other reasons, not remembering that it also helped keep away the 'sombody-must-have-beat-me-with-a-stick-all-night' waking up goodness I'm experiencing now. Mmmmm-mmm.

Holly-Bolly "Two young filmmakers are forced to go cross genre." A short film, around 12 minutes long. more inside

Cat Town, USA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH.

too good for the girls? take a class on how to get laid Learn how to abandon your good-boy tendencies for as little as $1,000! more inside

The Cat With Hands {mov. fiction.}

Creationists will breed themselves into the majority. Ed Larson, who won the Pulitzer Prize for his book on the Scopes "monkey" trial, points out that Creationists have a Darwinistic advantage over the secular.

"There's a survival value in religious beliefs. They have a sense of purpose. They feel their mission in life is to multiply and be fruitful. The whole Darwinian concept -- evolution -- is on the side of evangelical Christians. They're growing by any measure"

Dear rational scientists, please breed more, love me. Meanwhile, his stuff about changing populations is very interesting. Long term view on a rebirth of religion in the West, anyone?

Don't click the link below NSFW, shock site. Bad bad images, loud audio, buggers your browser.

Corey Feldman is back! And he's bigger than ever!

M-City - I had an email from Mark in my inbox this morning letting me know about a great project that he had found, M-City...wow! I know I say this kind of thing a lot but this IS one of the greatest graffiti projects I've seen (IMHO). more inside

Black Friday is the Friday after Tnxgiving where retailers traditionally offer their best deals. This site is publishing rumored prices for various items and recommends buying the items b4hand and then returning them to get credit on BF.

Are your ready for the Apocalypse? Is your current bomb shelter too small? Would you like to live in your bomb shelter full time? Then check out these beautiful Properties. With a little work you too can have a cozy shelter like This. Prefer to build your own? Find all your bomb shelter needs Here

Digitizing the Public Domain a new project designed to either get some kid a bunch of record players OR to digitize and release up to 30,000 records now out of copyright into the readily accessible world wide diginet. a gutenberg project for music. information wants to be free. yippee!!! (from boingboing)

You're all going to die! Erm...only kiddin' If I was a teacher, this would happen every other week...

Oh-So-Very Curious George: Don't you love it when you run across a Web site that is totally baffling? Such as: Is this site here about coffee machines, or some kind of nuclear weapons? I can't decide. But they mention Korea so this might be something, um, important. They sure seem excited about their "new planetary ball mill