1980 Games is another site with tons of old videogames online. This one appears to be using the MAME emulator.

I’ve seen clips of the “bait car” on television before. Good stuff if you like watching criminals freaking out. Not safe for work due to language, they get a little annoyed and don’t stick with the PG rating.

The Archive of American Television has many interviews in Google’s video collection. If you’re into old(er) television, check it out.

This site has Grimm Fairy Tales in both English and German, with different illustrated versions for each. Nice.

Morbid Fact Du Jour!

Book-A-Minute Bedtime, perfect for those nights when you’re just too tired to properly parent.

This website on the Kray brothers is a little biased towards them, but has some decent info.

Click the traps to stop the invading monster vikings from destroying the city.

Get stats on U.S. cities. Some interesting info there, as well as some good pictures for certain spots.

This Moscow Wax Figure Exhibition showing the dangers of drugs was amazingly entertaining. What’s up with Freddie Mercury being there though?

The Crime Spider is like an internet spider for, er, crime.

I didn’t spend too long with The Dark Complex, but the design is interesting.

Is NASA hiding the true colors of Mars or does whoever wrote that page have way too much free time? Only you can decide.

Lost my job last week, and with a new search now happening as well as the holiday, I’m taking the week off. See you next week!

The Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project has thousands of recordings available for streaming or downloading. Pretty amazing collection.

Forget your Windows XP administrator password, or just want access to your work machine and have an install CD? This might work.

This Nortel Security game has good sound and a decent idea, but man is it difficult.

Bedazzled has lots of great video clips, from the MC5 to Edwin Starr.

Mania TV, shorts, trailers, music videos and more.

Practice knife throwing, just don’t hit her in the face.