It’s probably just me, but having Zell Miller and Ann Coulter in your anti-Michael Moore video takes away any credibility you might have had. FahrenHYPE 9/11 looks like a good time. Yay USA! Yay USA! The companion book has “a diet suggestion for Michael Moore”. Haw haw.

Voices from the Underground:”Radical Protest and the Underground Press in the ‘Sixties’”. There’s a nice photo gallery of protest posters. Link taken from Rashomon.

Instead of listening to Bush and Kerry, play the first Kennedy and Nixon debate. RealAudio only.

There’s a ridiculous amount of mp3s to download here. Mostly 80’s, with “De Klassieken”, volumes 1-44 for you classical types. Everything has cover art too. The quality’s sort of poor, but it’s all streamable.

Bringing back memories of Vector graphics: R Shot.

The Libri of Aleister Crowley is great for those just starting on their journey to Hell.

I’m not sure if it’s exactly the same, but BMX Backflips reminds me of an online game I used to play in 1999 or so.

In response to the Official God FAQ posted last week, it’s the Official God FAQ. Linked via LinkMachineGo. (link fixed as well)

Jed sent me this link to Adopt a Sniper. Things are truly bad if even poor snipers need assistance.

Automobile hood ornaments from 1933-1966. The Cadillac design looks a lot like The Rocketeer.

An excellent collection of World War II photographs can be found at Peleliu 1944 and Now.

Collect the black and avoid the red: Squares 2.

Christian Spotlight on Entertainment reviews movies. Unfortunately, their “extremely offensive” section is no longer updated.

Originally published from 1965 to 1971, Aspen was a magazine that came with a variety of posters, postcards, flexi discs and even a spool of Super-8. This website has it all available. Interviews, artwork, articles and more are scanned in. Very cool.

I love the colors that Amy Crehore uses in her artwork.

Throw copies of the Independent newspaper to people just standing around.

Levitated has some nice Flash experiments, including Maeda Path and This Human Form.

Dead or Alive? is a big collection of famous deaths. Terrible layout with good info.

Photographica France par Pierre Driout has some great sections. Being all in French is a bit confusing (to a non-French speaker like me anyways), but it’s worth a look. Link taken from Ramage, who’s on vacation AGAIN. I wish I had that much free time.

I could use a MetroNap near my workplace.