Crazy Horses

Crazy Horses singing Crazy Horses. What more could you want?

Entry 959, Friday, October 1st 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Blue Las-alert!

Blue Las-alert, kids! With the money saved in the grocery store on double coupon day Blue Laser could make a machine to make it snow on the beach and destroy beach volley ball forever.

Cheat Commandos will be right back after these messages...

Entry 958, Tuesday, September 28th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Slash Dot Dash

If ever the internet ever needed a theme tune this is it - some irritatingly catchy dance madness from FatBoySlim, already inbeded in my head thanks to Radio 1.

Entry 955, Thursday, September 23rd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Przejeb

Fit inducing Polish flash.

Entry 954, Thursday, September 23rd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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30

Unless you have an age addled brain like mine you may remember I turned 30 earlier this year. Well I just found this list of other cool things that turned 30 this year. Of course by 'other cool things' I mean things that actually are cool. And by cool, I mean geeky. Anyway, I personally hold my head up with pride to say I am the same age as Ceefax, bar codes, Post-Its, Rubik's Cube and best of all TCP (of TCP/IP fame). See the full top ten here. Curiously Duke Graeme Of Lazylaces does not feature.

Entry 953, Thursday, September 23rd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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The Seedy Sanchez Mariachi Band

Get the Seedy Sanchez Mariachi Band to sing your own original mariachi track composed on-line. Given the words, it's impossible not to make it sound rude...well I couldn't anyway. Finally, I'd just like to say, nice moustaches fellas!

Entry 952, Saturday, September 18th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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MashiMaro

Enough weird Japanese flash animation, time for some weird Korean flash animation...I think MashiMaro is a rude little rabbit, although I'm not 100% sure, but these details aren't really important to the whole experience [ta allegra].

Entry 948, Tuesday, September 14th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Personal Pole

Looking for a present for that friend who has everything or do you need an anniversary present for the wife? Well...

"If you've always fancied recreating some of your favourite scenes from such films as Striptease or perhaps Show Girls then this height adjustable Kitten Pole could be just the bedroom accessory you've been looking for!"

160 quid well spent...I hear.

Entry 946, Tuesday, September 14th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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FileZilla

If you tend to punt a lot of files round the net via ftp like I seem to a nice ftp client is essential. For reasons of sheer laziness (hey! check the domain name) I've been using some software I picked up free for a few years now (I didn't copy it off a friend - honest). After reading the fine Mr.Ritilan's run down on the open source software he uses though, I thought I'd try out Filezilla when I was kitting out the X40.

After about 3 weeks of usage I have absolutely no complaints and it's all 100% free and legal (not that I'm suggesting my previous arrangement wasn't). I've set up the 3 main servers I use and have been downloading and uploading to my heart's content. I'm sure there are very helpful help files but I haven't had cause to use them yet - it's so logical there's no need - it makes ftp-ing as simple as it should be. Highly recommended.

Entry 945, Tuesday, September 14th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Troubled Windows

Anime girls sing about all your favourite operating systems.

Entry 944, Monday, September 13th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Dilbert Quote Competition

"A magazine ran a Dilbert quotes contest. These are actual quotes from managers out there! Any of them sound familiar?"

Entry 943, Monday, September 13th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Eternal Sunshine

This freakish music video is a clever way to get the characters from the film you're the soundtrack for to sing your song for you, but I especially like the cute touches of the singing house and dancing radio. Now I really want to watch The Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind and hear more from the Polyphonic Spree (even more than when I played The Quest For the Rest).