Lazy Cookies

Bake some ginger cookies with Familjen.

Entry 642, Sunday, December 28th 2003, Filed In Stuff
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Scratch 'n' Sniff

The internet enters a new dimension with scratch and sniff enabled web pages [via op-pop].

Entry 639, Sunday, December 28th 2003, Filed In Stuff
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The Show!

Homestar Runner presents "The Show".

Entry 638, Wednesday, December 24th 2003, Filed In Stuff
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Lightning Hits Tree

One of the forces of nature captured on film [via mundowil].

Entry 637, Wednesday, December 24th 2003, Filed In Stuff
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Toothpaste World

The world's largest collection of toothpaste. To be filed under 'I never knew I wanted to see that'.

Entry 636, Wednesday, December 24th 2003, Filed In Stuff
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Liquid Mouse

Peripheral du jour - the USB Christmas snow globe mouse. Soon to appear in a geeky Christmas stocking near you [via gizmodo].

Entry 635, Tuesday, December 23rd 2003, Filed In Stuff
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Movie Bagpipes

Finally an easy way to not only find out which films and television shows feature bagpipes, but also which tunes are played. It's the internet resource we've all been waiting for [via zFilter].

Entry 633, Sunday, December 21st 2003, Filed In Stuff
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Christmas #1

I've really liked the Gary Jules version of Mad World ever since I first saw the Domo Darko clip, and when I finally saw Donnie Darko it did nothing but strengthen my enjoyment of the track. So I'm very happy to see it's made it to #1 in the UK Christmas chart. Especially impressive as there are at least 3 locations, including the official site, where you can listen to the track on-line without paying a penny.

Entry 632, Sunday, December 21st 2003, Filed In Stuff
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Never Mind the Pollocks (II)

After the useful Pollock-esque thingumy I stumbled across the other week - another one for your artistic pleasure.

Entry 631, Sunday, December 21st 2003, Filed In Stuff
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What A Crappy Present

It not might like seem like the real spirit of Christmas, but being realistic the What A Crappy Present site is going to be darn useful in a lot of households this week.

Entry 629, Sunday, December 21st 2003, Filed In Stuff
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Pulped Fiction

Whichever way you feel about the new M6 toll road the fact that it has already assisted in the destruction of 2.5 million Mills & Boon novels has got to be a good thing, hasn't it? The question is though, even with this added bonus, is the toll road value for money? Maybe I'll try it out on way up North this week to see for myself.