The Worst Music on the iTunes Music Store iTunes software required to view link (otherwise only a blank page turns up). The Tiny Tim song is the worst IMHO. And the recording of Schwarzenneger's workout tape with "It's Rainin' men" in the background the best overall.

The pornography industry is stealing top promotional writing talent away from the rest of us. A hurrendously NSFW collection of adult movie titles. You shouldn't judge such materials by their title, however, in fact, I've heard from friends of mine that some of these titles are actually quite good. To watch ironically and laugh at. more inside

Dumpster diving for the environment! Picking food out of the trash: a manifesto for ethical living. more inside

Here comes the judge! Last October, a French judge was caught, er, stroking his gavel under the bench. Proving that Americans refuse to be outdone by the French, an Oklahoma judge is being petitioned for removal for using a male enhancement pump under his gown at least ten times, witnesses say. Talk about hard sentencing.. (probably not SFW)

A naturally caffeine-free coffee plant has been found growing wild in Ethiopia. "This wild plant produces a naturally decaffeinated coffee bean. It's a product for those who don't like GM organisms and who like the taste of non-decaffeinated coffee," he said.

Spider-Man comics as you've never seen them before. Keep hitting "refresh." Very NSFW, NSF-the easily-offended.

Curious George: Internet radio. I'm alone working on a big project right now and badly need to hear some tunes. I want any pointers for good grass-roots "Internet radio" that has good college style flavor (like a mix of indy/retro/bubbling-under). I don't even know where to start looking. I've been listening to some big FM simulcasts from the UK but the content is either overplayed hits, annoying hip hop, or ads. I went to one US college station I know of but they had a baseball game going.

Walk the East Coast Greenway "Walkers, cyclists, and other trail advocates have joined forces around an audacious project, a 2,600 mile traffic-free path linking East Coast cities from Maine to Florida. Launched only 10 years ago, this vision for an urban alternative to the highly popular Appalachian Trail is quickly becoming a reality."
So, does a journey of 2,600 miles begin with 2.6 steps?

Beautious Magazine Art.

Microsoft patents Human Networking. No, really. - Patent No. 6,754,472. Take a look for yourself. (Via Slashdot among others)

<b>Curious George:</b> It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel... Ok, this is a rather odd, "get to know the monkeys" premise, but I'm intrigued by the concept... What would you do in the last six hours before the end of the world? more inside

The BeerClip! What is it? Well, of course, it's "a bottle opener and money clip all in one, discreetly holding your cash together until the next beer calls." Don't miss the Custom BeerClip featuring a squished souvenir penny. Heh.

Curious George: To sleep perchance to [not] dream? Inspired by this post on AskMe, I thought I'd appeal to fellow monkeys for help. more inside

Curious, George: Filling in PDF forms Why can't I fill out PDF forms directly on my Mac? Why must I print them out and fill them in by hand? (More inside) more inside

Movie characters driving in the city will get to park wherever they like when they get to their destination. A compendium of movie cliches. Nuff said.

The LinkSquare Project || because text is boring || more inside

The Surgeons Knot. Never knew it existed for shoes. Huh.

The Boscombe Bowmen. Archaeologists say that some of the builders of Stonehenge have been found.

The compleat "Deep Throat" in ASCII
Java and NSFW. Kind of. This is like those magic eyes things; I can never see what the hell is going on. more inside

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