Journal of Universal Rejection No page fees, no submission anxiety, no articles accepted.

NOM NOM NO NO Proudly controversial webcomicker Zach Weiner's "Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal" did a comic that the anti-gay "National Orginization for Marriage" interpreted as showing a 'technological threat to traditional marriage', so they put it on their blog (currently down), by 'hotlinking' it. So Weiner changed the image (totally SFW).

Who needs online-dating? As a rule, the ASPCA's advertising and promotion avoids the kind of controversy that (for example) PETA pursues. In light of that, its Valentines Day campaign for pet adoption is either immensely cute or rather creepy. (I guess it depends on what you're looking for in a date.)

CollegeRadioMap.com. Listen to college radio. 100% non-commercial.

Yale Online Courses has an awesome course called Global Problems in Population Growth. (According to the current issue of National Geographic, sometime this year global population will hit 7 billion. Didn't we just pass 6 billion a while ago?) The Yale Online Courses are free. Global Problems of Population Growth is by far the best of the courses I've listened to. It's appropriate to MoFi because it illustrates some of the similarities among primates. more inside

Gorilla that walks like a man in a gorilla suit. A 21 year old gorilla has learned to walk like a man. "Those damn dirty apes!" more inside

Snub-Nosed Monkey from National Geographic Cute, bundled up for the cold, very blond (this variety is the 'golden snub-nosed') and kinda alien-looking (according to the guy I stole this from). All together now: AAWWWWWWW...

Old postcards invaded by aliens. Portfolio.

Worth 100,000 Words, More or Less Some designer dude set out to make 100 Logos in 100 Days, at least 37 of which are better than that Gap logo.

Wikipedia – an unplanned miracle. "Every day since its birth 10 years ago, Wikipedia has got better. Yet it's amazing it even exists."

Where zebras are considered threatening... I wish I could say this was some brain-dead part of Texas or West Virginia or even Montana, but it actually happened 30 miles north of me adjacent to Hearst Castle, where they do keep zebras.

This makes my nose hurt. Short version: guy gets shot in the head. And then...sneezes out the bullet.

This makes my teeth hurt. Short version: old home gets renovated, then sold. And then... this will bruise your inner aesthete.

Optical illusion - it's hard to notice changes in moving objects

God created Chick-fil-A, not Dick-fil-A

Not working with it, no way, no how. Includes FOOF (aka dioxygen difluoride), the pungent (carbon diselenide) and unbearable (thioacetone - described as "fearful" when made in a soap factory in Leeds circa 1890) and the much more difficult to handle than fluorine gas.

Feeling disgruntled? Get gruntled. Via the 'firc.

Things people don't say about restaurant websites . Recognised quite a few things that I don't say. And not just restaurants; Australian retailer web design overall standard is just bad.

I saw the best mmiinnddss of my ggeenneerraattiioonn... If you like can tolerate "Magic Eye" stereograms and their eye-crossing effects, check out this rather literary variation: Stereoptic Poetry from musician/webcomicker/guy-with-a-chicken-on-his-head Wayne Myers more inside

Built to keep Napoleon at bay this Suffolk Martello tower has been renovated into a home. I love the brick work. Deeply envious of the view. more inside