No, don't worry, this is nothing to do with that tiresome golf tournament that seems to have taken over BBC Radio 5 Live for half the week. Just the usual parade of procrastination:
YouTube
In a previous set of links, I mentioned the spoof documentary Jesus People. As it turns out, the Independent Comedy Network has plenty of other online funny stuff for you to view. Pick of the bunch, though, is probably Warthog: set in a corporation post-some kind of apocalypse, a few people continue to come to work...
Someone tries to defend spamming.
I'm voting Republican. (No, not me. It's a satire. And I'm not American).
Games
Mousebreaker lets bored people play Flash games against other bored people, rather than just the computer.
Should your post-Wimbledon recollection that, 'Oh yes, actually I do kind of like tennis...' not have faded yet, Tennis Ace is worth a bash.
More addictive, and less frustrating (well, up to a point), Rong is very right.
Gadgetry
The New York Times recently highlighted a fascinating array of new music-making thingies - I should probably call them musical instruments, but in this case that would kind of miss the point.
A TV remote that you really will want to call a zapper.
This one looks more like a water pistol, which sounds like a disaster waiting to happen, if you have kids...
Oh, and those last two links reminded me of this cigarette holder. For the nihilist in your life, perhaps?
And finally...
Every car driver's dream: cut out the salesman. Shame it's just a Japanese marketing stunt.
YouTube
In a previous set of links, I mentioned the spoof documentary Jesus People. As it turns out, the Independent Comedy Network has plenty of other online funny stuff for you to view. Pick of the bunch, though, is probably Warthog: set in a corporation post-some kind of apocalypse, a few people continue to come to work...
Someone tries to defend spamming.
I'm voting Republican. (No, not me. It's a satire. And I'm not American).
Games
Mousebreaker lets bored people play Flash games against other bored people, rather than just the computer.
Should your post-Wimbledon recollection that, 'Oh yes, actually I do kind of like tennis...' not have faded yet, Tennis Ace is worth a bash.
More addictive, and less frustrating (well, up to a point), Rong is very right.
Gadgetry
The New York Times recently highlighted a fascinating array of new music-making thingies - I should probably call them musical instruments, but in this case that would kind of miss the point.
A TV remote that you really will want to call a zapper.
This one looks more like a water pistol, which sounds like a disaster waiting to happen, if you have kids...
Oh, and those last two links reminded me of this cigarette holder. For the nihilist in your life, perhaps?
And finally...
Every car driver's dream: cut out the salesman. Shame it's just a Japanese marketing stunt.
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