Nazi dolls

Curious George: Image permission? A company wants permission to use one of my photos. What's fair? more inside

Findlay Sucks! It really does, man. And so does Lansing. Ann Arbor is is overrated. Apparently, the Livonia, Greenley and Cleveland Sucks sites have all disappeared (though, from anecdotal accounts, their cities still suck). more inside

The Quff offers a sense of fashion and attitude to the consumer, turning an ordinary cup, can or water bottle into an extraordinary one.

This image can't be a coincidence. Is it just me, or is this image frighteningly close to el Goatse? (SFW, and no more inside!)

Buried in the headlines, Halliburton announced Friday that it's pulling out of Iran. Time to speculate on whether this has an ominous overtone or if it's just routine business maneuvering.

The First Drink of the Day - Joel Veitch from rathergood.com is at it again. This time with extra monkey-goodness.

el angel caido (photos)

The city of Krakow is seeing a huge revival of Jewish culture. Thing is, there isn't a Jew to be found.

Walter Newton's comics and illustrations are worth a peek. more inside

WELCOME TO THE MONKEYHOUSE: NYC MONKEY SUPERBOWL PARTY!
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Parking Artist is another gallery of bad parking skills. (In German, but no matter) See also the gallery index and Artist of the Month.

Ground level election news from the people of Iraq more inside

American Journeys contains more than 18,000 pages of eyewitness accounts of North American exploration, from the sagas of Vikings in Canada in AD1000 to the diaries of mountain men in the Rockies 800 years later.

Symphonic House

Futurotica: Bored art student modifies everyday appliances in order to [Amplify] the ubiquitous and untapped mastarbatory fantasies found in everyday, off the shelf domestic items, as forms of technology that our bodies can relate to and interact with in unusual ways.

2004: The year in photographs as captured through the lenses of US Army photographers.

Regicide. On this day in 1649, the death warrant of Charles Stuart, King of England, Scotland and Ireland was served on a scaffold hastily erected in Whitehall. The event shook Europe and had profound constituional implications that were crucial in defining the polity of successive governments throughout the English-speaking world. For some Charles was to become a martyr, others have remembered the event with less reverence.

Trivial George Monkeys...if you've always thought you could pwn Alex Trabeck, now's your chance: Jeopardy! is taking names for contestant searches in Chicago, Houston, Madison, New York, Phoenix, Tampa, and Toronto. (Posted 'cos I always forget to see if I can sign up, so I would have appreciated a heads-up in years past...)

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