The Ultimate Insult

Neville’s Garden has some random animations available, including dancing ketchup bottles and a song about cheese.

The Misfats claim to be the fattest Misfits tribute band, but they’re more of a fat Misfits parody band. “Mommy Can I Go Out and Grill Tonight?” is entertaining in a Weird Al way.

Ten Mistakes Writers Don’t See (But Can Easily Fix When They Do) was a great read.

Sasquatch fans unite: Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization.

M Ranger is a decent fighter. Arrow keys move you, space to jump, z and x to fight and c to switch to a different character.

One of the MoveOn “Bush in 30 Seconds” contest entries has expanded to a full 7 minute cartoon: Brother, Can You Spare A Job? has a very cool 30’s look.

Here’s a Flash look at one philosophy of life that you’re either going to really like, or turn off halfway through.

The William F. Eisner Museum of Advertising and Design has some online exhibits that are worth a look.

Finally, the guide to mathematics and mathematicians on the Simpsons I always dreamt of is here.

Kao Fu-Sen is a great-looking point-and-click adventure game. Warning, one of the ad banners had some anime tentacle action going on, so it may not be 100% work safe.

Eskiv is the way a quick game should be, frantic.

I don’t think the Presidential Prayer Team wants me for a member.

Keep up with a number of mp3 blogs you know (or will if you go here) with the MP3Blogs Aggregator.

Whimsical Bedtime-Stories for Children of All Ages.

Vintage watch advertisements. Link taken from the Daily Jive.

TurboTanks is similar to the Atari 2600 classic “Combat”. It’s not even enhanced graphically all that much, but has a much needed “player vs. computer” mode.

Annoy the person in the cubicle next to you by flying a paper airplane into their head. Don’t worry, just say I told you it was alright.

Cardhouse has updated with a look at Japan arcades as well as their usual links.

The History of Medicine has some cool pages in their collection. Some highlights for me included a history of Frankenstein and their image catalog.

The Witch-Hunt has some bad midi and a few spelling errors, but a great picture archive makes up for it.