The Super Friends You can now watch the unintentionially hysterical Super Friends online. more inside

The ACME Catalogue

ACME is a worldwide leader of many manufactured goods. From its humble beginnings providing corks and flypaper to bug collectors ("Buddy's Bug Hunt/1935") to its heyday in the American Southwest supplying a certain coyote, from Ultimatum Dispatchers to Batman outfits, ACME has set the standard for excellence.

The Black Mages play Final Fantasy battle music arranged in rock style.

Wizmark is based on one unwritten rule: When using a urinal, never stare at the person next to you. Every male knows that when he is using a urinal, he can look any way he wants -- except left or right. Realizing this unwritten code, the appeal of the concept is that it assures your ad will effectively reach the elusive male audience. Wizmark is undoubtedly the perfect advertising medium for men of all ages.

Afraid your dork isn't getting enough exercise? If not, you might like to load him up with WiFi equipment and cellphones and send him running all over Manhattan in a real-life version of Pacman.

Dust devil tears through Japanese soccer match [video]. This incredible dust devil materialized Sunday a week ago at a boys soccer conference in Matsumoto, Japan. No injuries were reported.

The Flight Attendant Uniform Museum. Working It at 30,000 Feet.

Healthy Hearts 4 U! "Everybody likes cookies so we combined the Gospel message with a box of delicious cookies. Each cookie contains a special message of God's love."

OGQ! Oxford has imaged pages of The Gentleman's Magazine, volumes 1-20, 1731 through 1750. more inside

Classic Chinese Literature in Comic Strip Form. One of the most famous of all is the story of the Monkey King.

Curious George: Move to Canada over health care? We are so close to filling out the Form IM0008 for Canadian residency. I'm comfortably self-employed (35, have wife and 4-mo old son) and after a long search finally got a good policy under USAA. But the volatility of health insurance access is scaring the crap out of me. After the first big claim (which is inevitable) I fully expect termination or a rate hike we can't afford. Then what? As a new father this whole thing has become especially disturbing, and I think Canada may be in the cards for us this year. Is there some option I am not thinking of? Are any US states progressive on this issue?

Pandrogenize your Throbbing Gristle