Tag: fun
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My Cat Built A Shrine To Andrew Lloyd Webber
I've discovered the most fun free game on the entire internet. At least, this week. Here's some filler to warm you up:
Did you ever play Eat Poop My Cat? No; well, you're not entirely alone, but I have found myself having to describe the game several times so far today. It's a bit like Chinese … -
How To Camp
Adam provides a very practical, (well-manicured) hands-on guide:
How To Camp
A Real Eye-Opener by C. Waltham
Mr. Westwood's new book provides an intelligent look at the problems that face many modern men when it comes to camping. The book answers key questions (such as "How do I hammer in tent pegs with a … -
Competitive Week Naming
Turns out that last week was both British Sausage Week and National Vegan Week. How cool would it be if they'd both tried to book the same venue to stage their events. If I was the venue owner, I'd let them, if only to see the fight ensue.
Who'd win in a fight between sausage-fanatics and … -
One In A Thousand
Next up for review is Claire's new autobiography:
One In A Thousand
A Real Eye-Opener by C. Waltham
Claire's story is moving: a young girl, dragged into a the cult of an unwinnable game. From her early involvement in this "harmless" pursuit, we begin to see the true horror of what she went through … -
Man Love For Dummies
Not to be beaten to press by Grow Some Balls And Quit, Gareth and Jon push forward the publication date of their own non-fiction volume:
Man Love For Dummies
A Real Eye-Opener by C. Waltham
I've always been curious about my sexuality. Am I gay? Am I straight? I just don't know. This book … -
Grow Some Balls And Quit
Jimmy's first book deal:
Grow Some Balls And Quit
A Real Eye-Opener by C. Waltham
Until I read Carter's book, I had no idea that I was being so pathetic. Grow Some Balls And Quit showed me that I was just being a whiny pussy and that I could take my life into my … -
Dear $agony_aunt;
Dear $agony_aunt;
I am an intelligent graduate with a low-paid but satisfying job writing computer software for businesses. I am a very rational person, taking things as the evidence presents them, unaffected by superstition and trusting in my own senses and morality. I am an atheist. I am a non-vegetarian, and, in fact, particularly enjoy red … -
Pacman Chart
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The Three Demons Puzzle
Spent my entire lunch break solving this brainteaser that some sadist e-mailed to me, so I thought I'd share it with you. I'll post a solution soon.
The Three Demons Puzzle
You have been granted an audience with the three demons of time and space, who know everything about the past, present, and future, and can … -
You Can Get Anything On The Internet
I frequently find myself impressed with some of the more unusual things it's possible to obtain on the internet. I was browsing the binaries newsgroups when I came across this gem of a self-help film:
A few interesting things about this film:
It's called Meeting Women Online. I suppose that's a valid topic for a … -
The Troma Night Food Pyramid
A balanced diet, like that depicted in the pyramid, will help you stay healthy at Troma Night:
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Tie Rack: Your New Illuminati Card
Here's a conspiracy theory for you: Tie Rack are a decentralised, corporate-funded, international network of smugglers and drug runners. It stands to reason:
Do you really think there's a market for a shop that sells only ties? Okay, I know that they also sell umbrellas and scarves: but really... most of their shops are … -
Arrow Tag
Here's a fab little Flash game I just discovered: Arrow Tag. I've just won with a time of 14 minutes and 35 seconds. Think you can beat me?
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A Town Called Eureka Presents “Troma Night”
Matt made a blog post about a TV series - A Town Called Eureka - which he's been watching. In episode 4 (which has just been broadcast in the UK, two weeks behind the US schedule) several of the characters get together in a cramped space full of technology to watch films, once a week. …
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Dinosaur Adventure Land
ON DINOSAUR ADVENTURE LAND
This is the strangest thing I've seen so far this week, and I'm a diggdot reader. Dinosaur Adventure Land (site navigation requires JavaScript) is a dinosaur-themed education park with all the usual things - fossils, a "back in time" ride, huge plastic dinosaurs: you get the idea - that you'd expect a …