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September 30, 2003
animation showing how a hurricane forms.
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Linares family,
The Atomic Apocalypse
.
( 6:00 AM)
Dr. Doyle's Girl Cooties Theory of Genre Literature.
( 6:00 AM)
A lion-griffin from the Oxus Treasure.
( 6:00 AM)
September 29, 2003
Modeling agency scams.
( 6:00 AM)
Topical glossaries and dictionaries.
( 6:00 AM)
The art of Norman Saunders.
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Insultingly stupid movie physics.
( 6:00 AM)
Codex Junius 11's version of Exodus.
( 6:00 AM)
September 28, 2003
The Ideal Scientific Equipment Company.
( 6:00 AM)
Bus worshippers.
( 6:00 AM)
The universal semi-translator.
( 6:00 AM)
Anthology: Why is the US in Iraq?
( 6:00 AM)
A hypertext Book of Hours.
( 6:00 AM)
September 27, 2003
Attention dogs.
(via Liz Gorinsky)
( 6:00 AM)
A great short essay on English composition.
( 6:00 AM)
The Sixties Project.
( 6:00 AM)
Alkulukuja Paskova Karhu.
( 6:00 AM)
How to write hatemail to John Scalzi.
( 6:00 AM)
100 most-banned books, 1990-1999.
(via Liz Gorinsky)
( 6:00 AM)
September 26, 2003
All-time dumbest questions asked by Banff Park tourists.
( 6:00 AM)
The corporate abuse tax.
( 6:00 AM)
Art Minimal and Conceptual Only (which it is).
( 6:00 AM)
The Geek Hierarchy.
( 6:00 AM)
Giant
pumpkins
online
.
( 6:00 AM)
The Color of God.
( 6:00 AM)
September 25, 2003
Coffee, coffee, coffee.
( 6:00 AM)
Quintus' cut-rate Latin and Greek translation service.
( 6:00 AM)
Fossilized hot cross buns.
( 6:00 AM)
I feed you all.
( 6:00 AM)
Literary & Visual Representations of Three American Cities, 1870-1930.
( 6:00 AM)
Just rose pictures.
( 6:00 AM)
September 24, 2003
A truly stupid lawsuit has been
filed
against this hotel.
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( 8:22 PM)
Humorous songs about a radish, 1855.
(12:28 PM)
Stealth disco in the workplace.
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( 6:00 AM)
Faking UFOs.
( 6:00 AM)
Milt Caniff's
Male Call
.
( 6:00 AM)
The Sea Monkey Worship Page.
( 6:00 AM)
Sleep paralysis.
( 6:00 AM)
September 23, 2003
Dong Resin's insane open letter to Al Queda.
( 6:00 AM)
Cite9s me9sopotamiennes.
( 6:00 AM)
The Periodic Table of Science Fiction.
( 6:00 AM)
Rats and peas.
( 6:00 AM)
Programming language inventor or serial killer?
( 6:00 AM)
Ardalambion: Of the tongues of Arda.
( 6:00 AM)
Times Square,
Intrepid,
Circle Line,
& other NYC cams.
( 6:00 AM)
September 22, 2003
New Skies.
( 1:28 PM)
Operation Wild Badger.
( 6:00 AM)
The Enchanted Duplicator.
( 6:00 AM)
Tales of freaks, mutants, and traumatic pollination.
( 6:00 AM)
A truly great sunset photo.
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( 6:00 AM)
Joey Skaggs:
prank as art.
( 6:00 AM)
Al-Jaziri's clever machines.
( 6:00 AM)
Tea-Serving Doll, and other Clever Machines.
( 6:00 AM)
Write like an Egyptian.
( 6:00 AM)
September 21, 2003
Gay lovers, 1630s.
(11:38 PM)
Jack Handy's deep thoughts.
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( 8:33 PM)
Bush has ticked off James McPherson.
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( 7:35 PM)
Presidential and quasi-presidential mendacity ratings.
(via Lydy)
( 6:00 AM)
Biscuit-henge.
( 6:00 AM)
Open Secrets: Your guide to the money in US elections.
( 6:00 AM)
Current value of old money, and changes in value over time.
( 6:00 AM)
The Archbishop Stepinac File.
( 6:00 AM)
The Bean Bible.
( 6:00 AM)
September 20, 2003
The Illicit Antiquities Research Center.
(via Stephanie)
(11:01 PM)
Hamster joke.
( 7:15 PM)
Opalescent pliosaur.
( 6:00 AM)
Scandalous figures for modeling projects.
( 6:00 AM)
William Robertson Leigh, "Visionary City", 1908.
( 6:00 AM)
The museum of unworkable devices.
( 6:00 AM)
Lie-eating birds.
( 6:00 AM)
September 19, 2003
Paula Kate Marmor's collected pirate literature.
( 6:44 PM)
The Church of St. John Coltrane.
( 6:00 AM)
The Hero Machine.
( 6:00 AM)
Simulated asteroid strike just off Brooklyn.
( 6:00 AM)
Bush: who owns how much.
( 6:00 AM)
Pam's gallery of vegetable carvings.
( 6:00 AM)
Resources for SF writers.
( 6:00 AM)
September 18, 2003
Debunking urban legends about "frivolous" lawsuits.
( 5:20 PM)
How young Dennis Kucinich saved Cleveland's power supply.
( 3:27 PM)
Really, really serious science from NASA.
( 6:00 AM)
Tales of the Early Republic: Jacksonian Miscellanies Archive.
( 6:00 AM)
Hidden Mickeys.
( 6:00 AM)
A guide to Norse deities.
( 6:00 AM)
3rd Annual Nigerian Email Conference.
( 6:00 AM)
September 17, 2003
In fandom, we say "fugghead".
(via JDM)
( 6:00 AM)
The Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia.
( 6:00 AM)
Big things in Australia.
( 6:00 AM)
How big are things?
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Koreans playing dead.
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September 16, 2003
The oncoming storm.
( 3:18 PM)
Unwise
science
experiments
in
your
microwave
oven.
( 6:00 AM)
Historical boys92 clothing.
( 6:00 AM)
Pirate/Gangsta translation guide.
(via)
( 6:00 AM)
Great buildings online.
( 6:00 AM)
Lace:
theory,
development,
stitches,
varieties.
( 6:00 AM)
September 15, 2003
The Father of Farts.
( 6:00 AM)
Red Mike's Reviews.
( 6:00 AM)
Vietnamese war art, 1965-1975.
( 6:00 AM)
Augustus and Agrippa, with pig's trotter.
( 6:00 AM)
Metal Gospel: rock as religion.
( 6:00 AM)
September 14, 2003
In counting there is strength.
( 6:00 AM)
Atlas of Medical Parasitology.
( 6:00 AM)
A love token from a convict, 1797.
( 6:00 AM)
ASCII art will never die.
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The Octodog.
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September 13, 2003
Metastable buttered kitty.
( 6:00 AM)
King's Dream of New York, 1908.
( 6:00 AM)
Horsey's Ten Commandments.
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( 6:00 AM)
The blackout of 2003 as seen by the
Daily News
.
( 6:00 AM)
8th-9th century toys and doll clothes from the Northern Caucasus.
( 6:00 AM)
September 12, 2003
Badges of the Holocaust.
( 6:00 AM)
All buildings fall down.
( 6:00 AM)
Stanford Center on fanfic law.
( 6:00 AM)
Die Fledermaus, and other paper automata.
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Book-a-minute SF/F
,
Classics.
( 6:00 AM)
September 11, 2003
Are you a neocon?
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Men who look like Kenny Rogers.
( 6:00 AM)
Dante
Gabriel
Rossetti
lamenting
the
death
of
his
wombat
.
( 6:00 AM)
Gypsy slavery in Eastern Europe [
1,
2,
3.
]
( 6:00 AM)
Early films of New York.
( 6:00 AM)
WTC = Watching The Changes.
( 6:00 AM)
September 10, 2003
Nic Wolff's instant bulletin board.
( 9:18 AM)
Iraq as an unending source of porkbarrel projects.
( 7:29 AM)
Michael Portillo on a miniature steam engine.
( 6:00 AM)
The ongoing Brick Testament project.
( 6:00 AM)
Fish posters of the world.
( 6:00 AM)
The Ex-Mormon Archive.
( 6:00 AM)
NYC photomosaics.
( 6:00 AM)
September 9, 2003
Aleister Crowley vs. the Inklings.
( 2:59 PM)
You never know what you'll find in old libraries.
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Fouquet, peintre et enlumineur du XVe sie8cle.
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Index of dinosaur sculptures.
(via)
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Smallpox, New World demographics, and the Columbian exchange.
( 6:00 AM)
Posters from the Confusion Era in Japan.
( 6:00 AM)
September 8, 2003
The Stalker's Home Page.
( 6:00 AM)
The imagined depravities of lace.
( 6:00 AM)
Live your digital life as a stick figure.
( 6:00 AM)
A timeline of restaurant franchises.
(via)
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Create a blurb for your evangelical church.
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September 7, 2003
Elvis in Latin and Sumerian.
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Medical anomalies.
( 6:00 AM)
The Masstransiscope.
( 6:00 AM)
Iqbal Quadir's
telecommunications startup.
( 6:00 AM)
Admission tokens for Presbyterian communion, c. 1800.
( 6:00 AM)
September 6, 2003
Trio: The Musical.
( 4:30 PM)
The Postmodernism Generator.
( 6:00 AM)
WWJD?
( 6:00 AM)
An Indian swinging ceremony.
( 6:00 AM)
Desktop counterfeiting.
( 6:00 AM)
Kansas is flatter than a pancake.
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September 5, 2003
The remains of burnt books at the former Basra Public Library.
(10:18 AM)
Top twenty movie mistakes.
( 6:00 AM)
Dishing out hundreds of snarky romance reviews since 1999.
( 6:00 AM)
A chart of the First Great Awakening.
( 6:00 AM)
Self-Defence with a Walking-stick, 1901.
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via
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( 6:00 AM)
The Guardian
's top ten literary hoaxes.
( 6:00 AM)
September 4, 2003
Egyptian tapestries.
( 5:00 PM)
How Enron happened.
( 5:00 PM)
September 2, 2003
Links: Heraldry, vexillology, and orders of chivalry.
( 6:00 AM)
Haute couture jargon explained.
( 6:00 AM)
Nigerian fraud e-mail gallery.
(via)
( 6:00 AM)
Lord I Am Vile.
( 6:00 AM)
September 1, 2003
Squeezie Laptop Buddha.
( 6:00 AM)
Which threat to the Bush administration are you?
( 6:00 AM)
Folklore & mythology electronic texts.
( 6:00 AM)
More Tesla!
( 6:00 AM)
Astrology for bacteria.
( 6:00 AM)