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Watch more cool animation and creative cartoons at aniBoom It’s amazing how evocative extremely simple line drawings can be. Amazing, too, that you barely realize there isn’t any dialogue — and if there were, it probably wouldn’t be in English. Another from the aniBoom Awards 2008 — this one is ranked No. 99.
I knew Chad Vader was a meme, but I had no idea turkey bowling was a thing: There’s more than 600 turkey bowling videos on YouTube. I quite like “Turkey Bowling! ‘The frozen addiction’” too: YouTube, aka America’s Funniest Home Videos: The Next Generation.
It’s kinda like a Web comic that moves: “Tales of Mere Existence” reminds me of Matt Groening’s “Life in Hell,” only less cheery. Artist and filmmaker Lev Yilmaz, the self-styled “Ambassador to the Alienated,” mopes out online here, where you’ll find more short tidbits of depression and disaffection. Perfect for a postholiday January Monday. via … more…
Oversight? Accountability? Reducing the deficit? Optimism? Perserverance? Opportunity? Why does Barack Obama hate America?
A sweet little start to the year with this amusing look at how sometimes the simple things are all we want… and that even simple can be beautiful: Watch more cool animation and creative cartoons at aniBoom Another from the aniBoom Awards 2008 — this one is ranked No. 30. Look for more of these … more…
Another New Year’s Eve, another year that seemed to zip by: Eirik Solheim — a professional geek in Norway who “lectures on themes like digital media, marketing, future technologies, blogging, imaging, social media and web 2.0” — took photos of the same spot all throughout the year, and recorded audio to go with it. And … more…
Not all geeks are lonely and friendless, of course — oy, but my place was full of a gregarious bunch on Saturday night — but surely you know a geek who could use a hug… a real one, not a ((())) one. So pledge to donate some of your time to someone who’s full of … more…
Wow. This movie — from the archives of the British Film Institute — is 110 years old:
I feel like Fox Mulder every time I hear Obama speak: I want to believe. It doesn’t mean I do believe, just that I would like to be able to. Obama talks here about the sacrifice of our servicepeople and their families, and I want to believe that this isn’t just the same empty rhetoric … more…
May I suggest, for our holiday dining, that we eat the rich:
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