somehow I missed this one…
Mercedes-Benz has released mixed-tape album #9
{ free for the listening & downloading }

While visiting mi amigos in Boston this Thanksgiving, I dropped into Lenlow & DJ BC’s Mash Ave where I heard Lenlow’s great edit of Apeboy’s unlikely mashing Prodigy vs. Enya

Tune in: Hanttula.com will (apparently) be covered on the Radio GoDaddy show tonight (7 PM Pacific Time … 10 PM Eastern) 

Prepare yourself for "Brick" - one of the best, most confident first films I’ve seen in decades.

Thanks must be gave to the brave Hanttula.com Authors D.Ball & Renny for keeping up with posting during the Thanksgiving Weekend. (Yes, as Renny noted — mostly D.Ball)
APB: Anyone see Hanttula.com author "Gish"? … the hunt is on!

000 Days, 14 hours, 32 minutes and 10 seconds …until the end of NaNoWriMo 2005

This has to get an obvious, old-school MATURE CONTENT WARNING, but I personally found it too damn funny not to be shared.  Attached for your perusal, please find the longlisted passages for the "2005 Bad Sex In Fiction" award.  Good writers.  Bad writing.

Poor D.Ball…looks like he’s been here all alone over the turkey-related holiday.  He’s been so busy with internet fun, and I’ve been so lacking, that I promptly came home and stole this submission from him. Two Words:  RETRO ZOMBIES.

This site is sort of "Daily Candy" meets QVC - every day they have a single cool product available for a limited 24 hour window.  {Bear in mind that if you miss something interesting you can usually find anything through a standard websearch.}

In the interest of full disclosure: this was apparently linked on BoingBoing some time ago…. but it’s been updated since, and it’s all new to me.  Check out "The Nameless Dread" a mash-up of Bill Keane’s "The Family Circus" and H.P. Lovecraft’s dark mythos.

How awesome would it be to see someone just walking down the street talking into one of these?

If you live somewhere snowy, perhaps you should consider buying a "Wovel" - the latest, Seussian-sounding technology in the war against snow covered sidewalks.

My little neighbor across the street can’t say "skeleton" yet - she’s three - she says "skeggedon" - which is the first thing I thought of when I saw this cool hoodie design.

I went to school with the guy who wrote "Just Friends" - so I’m kind of amused by Roger Ebert’s somewhat insane review of the movie.  Keep ‘em coming, Rog!

There’s some profanity contained within - but if you’re a fan of "Arrested Development" — make with the clickie to see David Cross deliver a fairly well stated rant about the latest cancellation announcement.