Google Map’s new Street View feature is quite phenomenal.

Play Desktop Defense and watch your afternoon magically disappear

{set up guns & turrets to defend your desktop against the invading "creeps" }

In the past, we have given much ink (okay, pixels) to the illustrious NaNoWriMo - well now it has a new partner Script Frenzy - a peer-based motivational tool to help you pump out a first draft screenplay during the month of June.  Sign up today!

Custom Creature Taxidermy blends common place critters into fantastical creatures.

{ link from DarkDan } 

In one simple, continuous shot - enjoy this mini-vacation to a Tokyo Kaiten Zushi restaurant.

It is time once again, for me to shill for Threadless - and their limited time $10 summer sale.  It’s been a slow couple of months for them in terms of quality designs - but they have introduced a couple of good ones in the last two weeks (I particularly like "Sacrifice", "Deer Organ" and "Caged II - A Prequel").

The Vader Project gives Darth’s famous helmet the "Dunny" treatment

Get to know your bum wines. 

Here’s a post that has an audio track mixing M.I.A. with Super Mario Bros. Brilliant — if you’re into both those things. { there’s also a cover of Human League’s "Don’t You Want Me?" as it would sound IF it was in a 1980’s video game }

Here’s a strange & confusingly fun Flash game: it’s a cross between archery & golf and, for some reason, you’re a cat. { just click "Go!" and use your mouse to draw back the bow to aim for the target/hole } The game is fun enough that you won’t mind the low-quality graphics after some time.

Don’t like how lightbulbs heat up your home during the summer months? Just build your own ice bulb.

I swear I posted this before, but D.Ball tells me I did not…
Dangerous Beauty: The Art of the Shiv
{ aka the Shiv & Shank Museum! } 

A fantastico video for Fujiya & Miyagi’s track "Ankle Injuries" — animated with dominoes & dice.

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A snapshot/photo of mine was just shown at the Musée de l’Elysée in Lausanne as part of the We Are All Photographers Now! exhibit.

I don’t know of anyone that’s a fan of "club cards" (those grocery store cards that are required for discounts that used to just be "in-store specials"). As contempt for them grew, so did the number of stores using them; leaving customers with a wallet full of plastic, barcode-covered cards. Now, the site Just One Club Card lets you print out a single card for multiple stores. Brilliant.