http://www.cookingforengineers.com/

My new favorite cooking site.

http://www.twodorks.com/gallery/2008/1118-realads/index.shtml

Not the funniest example, just the most imbecilic.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Confederacy_of_Dunces

Best book ever.

http://www.sudftw.com/jackcon.htm

http://www.wendycook.com/id43.html

http://magazine.jamsbio.com/2008/10/30/riff-offs-10-songs-that-resemble-other-songs/

Wow, Coldplay’s stock has fallen even further.

http://www.economicdepressionsurvival.com/?p=35

They left a few things out.

101: Gallons of LSD. To make you a leader.
102: Hundreds of pounds of cocaine. To make your followers loyal.

http://2.media.bustedtees.com/bustedtees/mf/b/1/bustedtees.9e6d7d8be32b973a4ebb2731293c57d2.jpg

WTF. Doesn’t “Fart” belong with the noble gases?

http://similarminds.com/cgi-bin/leader.pl

What Famous Leader Are You?
personality tests by similarminds.com

Wow. That surprises me… it’s just that I always thought I’d be compared to someone a little less genocidey…

http://www.obsidianfields.com/lj/sexmap1.1.gif

I never would have dreamed that Fat Fetish County has a beach right on Fisting Cove. But thats on the mainland, just give me a shanty on Tentacle Island and I’d be happy.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x11pnr_slipknot-duality-live-on-leno_music?from=rss

Not that bad, but you know what? I just can’t relate to the whole “we’re taking our shtick seriously” thing. However I do have to admit that appearing with McLovin on the VMAs was a huge step forward. I’m just saying, I liked these guys a hell of a lot better when they were funny and went by “Gwar”.

http://popprolific.wordpress.com/

Justin Volpe:


A very talented sculpty-er with a pretty prolific collection of custom action figures. Including perhaps the only worthy rendition of the esteemed Cobra Commander thats ever been Exacto-ed. Oh and if you look closely at his gun… thats right fan-boys, he’s holding Megatron. How cool is that?

http://destroescobar.com/

Destro Escobar:

The design of this page rivals any evil deeds of his villainous namesake. And the “art” is a little too avant guarde for me. The vectors are pretty amazing though and definitely are worth suffering through “dick forms” to see.

http://www.amanosworld.com/

Yoshitaka Amano:

One part Alfons Mucha‘s vivid detailing, one part Aubry Beardsley‘s otherworldly elegance and one part Frank Frazetta‘s kinetic energy, and PRESTO! My favorite artist. Sheer brilliance. His art evokes a world that is, without a doubt, different than our own, and yet remains vaguely familiar. Sort of like discovering a tapestry from a distant and long forgotten culture, or some alternate Atlantean renaissance.

http://www.superfreshdesign.com/illustration.html