Microsoft shows you how to make your own creepy Halloween mask. I wonder if anyone has gone out as themselves.

Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian Grove, 1 1/2 hours of Alex Jones wackiness.

Science vs. Seance, spirit photography.

Aw, cute: Horsey Racing.

Sound Portraits. Files are in Real Audio, I recommend downloading Real Alternative if you need a player. These were previously broadcast on NPR’s “All Things Considered”.

An hour-long documentary: BBC >> Tetris - From Russia With Love.

Guess the movie using stationery store supplies as your clues. Tough, I got 12.

It being the Halloween season, is there really a better time for looking at pictures of deceased children in a Victorian Post-Mortem Photography gallery?

Sorry about the lack of updates, I’ve been busier than usual with a variety of things, with the new Strange Reaction punk/hardcore/noise website being a main one. Now that it’s finished I can go back to random web surfing.

Browse the gallery of odd watches. Some of them make little sense.

Defacto2, a site about the “underground” PC scene (piracy, demos, warez) is still going strong.

If anyone is interested, I created my own super-meta video search engine with Google’s Co-op. This is similar to Rolly-O, Swicki and yahoo’s search builder, which i could never figure out how to work. It contains about 50 differnet video sites and I believe it is open to the public for additions.

My brother just told me about this. Anyone planning on seeing 8 horror movies “that are too graphic, disturbing and shocking for general audiences”, yet the general public can see them all in one weekend…in November, after Halloween? Actually, some of the previews look decent, one of them is by the original GRUDGE director, which for me doesn’t say much, but supposedly you can buy one ticket for all 8 flicks. Here is The Abandoned trailer, which is not available on the horror fest site:

How long can you bounce one ball while balancing another?

Mark Ledenbach’s Halloween collection. Spooky!

While looking for a new font I came across dafont.com and thought I’d share for those who are in a similar search. Free downloads and some good choices.

Slate looks at Twenty-five years of “Weird Al” Yankovic.

Scribble, connect the dots.

I’m sure it’s not a huge surprise that I politically lean a little more to the left than the right. That said, the latest site I hit every single day is The Blue State. Not always for the commentary, but the video clip selection is usually great.

As much as I usually don’t care for Rolling Stone articles, the current cover story was good. “Time to Go! Inside the Worst Congress Ever”.