Category: Humor and horror
An inevitable development
Truly viscous
The DM of the Rings reached its not-exactly-epic conclusion today. Shamus is now at work on another comic, Chainmail Bikini. Enjoy it now before the DRM kicks in.
Classical CD covers you can’t forget …
… no matter how you try. Click and regret.
(Blame Frëd for this one.)
Character Death Bingo
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the condensed version:
CHAPTER TWO: DURSLEYS’ HOUSE
HARRY does some room-cleanin’, some bleedin’, and some reminiscin’. He picks up the newspaper and gets a nasty shock.
RITA SKEETER: (in the interview) I’ve just completed a 900-page book on Dumbledore!
READERS: 900 pages? Jeez. She must have the same editors as Rowling.
By the same author: The Two Towers and The Return of the King.
Update: another condensed version.
LOL VINCIT OMNIA
Robot folk music
Protect your ID
Spy style. Shamus tells you how.
Length, width, height …
Brined Opossum with a Turnip-Infused Gravy, and other lunchtime treats
Toward more picturesque speech
From Thog’s Masterclass:
`Big boogers of uncertainty were beginning to form.’ (Vernor Vinge, Rainbows End, 2006)
Also from Ansible:
Martin Morse Wooster was deeply thrilled by junk mail from `a company called Hawthorne Village, which has the Official Lord of the Rings Express Diesel Locomotive. This heirloom quality train — richly adorned with scenes and characters from the movie trilogy including Elven text and a working headlight on the diesel locomotive — will have you reliving this epic saga every time the train journeys around the tracks. You know, when I mentally visit the rugged, primeval landscape of Middle Earth, I think to myself, “You know, these trees and rocks are OK. But WHERE are the toy trains?”‘
Beware of very clever people who are slightly bored
HAI CAN HAS STDIO? I HAS A VAR GIMMEH VAR IZ VAR BIGGER THAN 10 O RLY? YA RLY BTW this is true VISIBLE "BIG NUMBER!" NO WAI BTW this is false VISIBLE "LITTLE NUMBER!" KTHX KTHXBYE
(Via Peeve Farm.)
Addendum: See also Whitespace.
(Via Chizumatic.)
Not-so-new math
Mars needs penguins
An interview with Berkeley Breathed:
QS: An Opus film had been announced awhile back – what is its current status? Are plans for it to be live action or animated?
BREATHED: Wonderfully dead. As it shall remain.
QS: Doonesbury was a musical – why not Bloom County?
BREATHED: The first part of that question is the answer.
(Via Cartoon Brew.)
“… a frustratingly unrealistic effort at creating balance and strategy”
Exotic and silly
Time for some eccentric videos. Even without sound, this is the greatest shampoo commercial ever made: