Jimbo - this buds for you!  Imagine being able to smuggle your own alky-holic beverages into your favorite public venues by disguising it as a beer belly.  Ingenious!

So far, Amex has had some fun with their "My Life, My Card" ads, including spots by Martin Scorsese and M. Night Shyamalan… but none of them hold a candle to this new one directed by Wes Anderson.

a link from Amy brings us…
DUBYA: The Movie
{ with the only man who can play the role of the president… Don Knotts! }

Easter is over, but the Bunnyocalypse continues (at least, until I run out of peeps).
FOUR new episodes of Bunny Death Mayhem.

DarkDan likes his XBOX 360, but who knew that DarkDan’s XBOX 360 liked him? It does. And it writes about him. DarkDan’s XBOX can blog.

You ever notice how difficult it is to keep a bandaid wrapped around your finger without it falling off or bunching up? Well, Jim sends us the longest explanation for the simplest way to keep bandaids smooth on your finger (even over your joints): BandAid Weaving.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 25th is Free Ice Cream Cone Day at Ben & Jerry’s!  Go and getcherself some!

If Cute Overload* hasn’t given you your fill of "all things adorable" — you should also visit Things That Make You Go Aahh { bad name, cute photos }
{ *but, for evil versions of pet photos — visit Cute Overlord }

{ from Hanttula.com’s Office of Central Distractions comes: Your Monday Morning Games }
POOM! — move an ever-changing floor to keep a ball bouncing. Sounds easy, proves difficult… and addicting.

Fancy Pants Adventure — hand-drawn, side-scrolling goodness.

A small update - with some off-site Peeps Mayhem: "Four and twenty peep birds, baked in a pie!"

‘L.L. LOST Notebook’ means "Ladies Love the LOST Notebook."
Well, apparently so, since updating the comments section has revealed that the vast majority of submissions come from women.
{ thanks again to everyone, regardless of gender, that has submitted to the Notebook. }

You may not have noticed it, but comics these days are… well, not "cool", exactly… but at least "not deserving of scorn"?  A lot of legitimate press outlets are heaping praise on Brian K. Vaughn’s excellent "Ex Machina" - a comic about a less-than successful superhero, who loses the costume to run for Mayor of New York City just prior to 9/11.  Take a look at the complete first issue here. {Requires a pdf reader.}

{ yay! }
The Bunnyocalypse is a Yahoo! Pick

Be rewarded for wasting time & killing kittens: Samurai Kittens
{ A good game for bad people… }

We’re close to one of the best times of the year here in Los Angeles – the weekend of the Festival of Books
{ the free tickets to the myriad events become available this weekend }