Monthly Archives: October 2010

I Can Haz Fries?

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Troll Physics

From Troll Physics Urlesque.com showed this blog to a physics professor and got him to comment seriously on a number of the entries. Now that’s some top-notch trolling! 

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Why Do I Even Care?

This is one of the mysteries of peevology: Why do certain innovations annoy people, year after year, while other changes pass unnoticed? From the Boston Globe.

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Imagine Drowning In A Sea of, umm, Routers?

via weheartit

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Too Many Stupid Jokes Suggest Themselves For This …

It will be interesting to watch how the Streisand effect plays out on this story.

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Charlie Brooker Gives Up On TV, Kind Of

He’s actually just finishing up as the Guardian’s TV critic. Has it been a decade already? Just a few of my personal favourites, not all from Screen Burn. I won’t get over that in a hurry: my least favourite atrophied … Continue reading

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Twittercast #2a

Quick update.

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Twittercast #2, There Is A Light That Never Goes Out

Recorded on the morning of Thursday 14th October 2010, when Greater Manchester Police broadcast the details of every emergency call received over Twitter. Juvenile as I am, this one made me laugh.

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Twittercast #1

Recorded on Monday 11th October 2010, when large chunks of the Internet were discussing the Banksy-directed introduction to the previous night’s Simpson’s episode. All in all, a thoroughly successful experiment by Fox.

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How to Put Yourself Inside of a Coat

  With your instructor Allie Brosh of the wonderful Hyperbole and a Half.

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