Plupon is a game where you need to choose three of the falling numbers to make 10 or 20.

This might possibly be the best book title ever: “How to Good-Bye Depression: If You Constrict Anus 100 Times Everyday. Malarkey? or Effective Way?”.

Watch a 7 minute news piece on the bust featuring Germs drummer Don Bolles and soap.

Ribbon Trail‘s not that difficult, but I do suggest the tutorial first.

If you’re looking to stream video or audio over your game console then check out TVersity. I set it up last night and was watching a divx-encoded flick through my Xbox 360 in under 5 minutes. Pretty sweet!

Today’s useless Wikipedia entry: fatal hilarity.

It was a sad day when House of Cosby’s was removed after Bill Cosby’s folks got up in arms, but they’re back and on a cable network no less. Watch the first installment of “Kosbees”.

“How a Photo Can Ruin Your Life”, or how photos of children can completely destroy you no matter how innocent they may be. Throw out that bathtub shot of you when you were 3.

I assume those who don’t get UK-BBC will have the chance to see BBC’s Panaorama’s “Scientology And Me” (Mon 14 May, 8:30 pm – 9:00 pm; you see can see their latest shows here) online.

In the meantime, catch the segment reporter hard at work and the same reporter chatting with a church spokesman.

With the amount of copyrighted material currently readily available, there’s no way Stage6 will last long. Too bad, the quality is fantastic if you have your divx plugin ready. Downloadable too!

Satan just kicked the crap out of my Jesus in the last round of Bible Fight. I was dropping fishes and loaves like there was no tomorrow too, damn. Check the control scheme before playing or you’ll just be standing around getting beat on.

Ladies, with the P-Mate you too can take a leak standing up outside like a drunk.

Was the man behind the Virginia Tech massacre really part of MKULTRA? This site says yes. I say that people have too much free time to think about conspiracy theories, but they do entertain me.

Predictions from a 1900 issue of The Ladies Home Journal as to what the year 2000 would be like. “A university education will be free to every man and woman” didn’t pan out so well.

Guide Pacco to the coins by using the arrow keys to change direction and the space bar to up your power. Nice.

I’m unsure as to whether or not The Electric Company was shown outside of North America. If it wasn’t, or if you’re under the age of 30 or so, you probably haven’t seen their Spider-Man skits. I remember loving these as a kid. Todays episode: “Spidey Meets the Yeti”, starring Morgan Freeman.

Check the related videos there, lots more Spidey to be seen.

Most people who have visited here for a while should know I likes me a good cover song. Well, absonderpop is a weblog that’s chock full of them. Hell, they just posted 19 different versions of Tom Petty’s “American Girl”. Ok, taking out the original and a live track you have 17, but that’s 17 more than I had. Go covers!

“Man, 48, Dies Battle Dancing”. I didn’t even know battle dancing was a real thing, it sounds like something out of a bad comedy where rivals have a dance off. Even though I didn’t realize it was a real thing, I still think 48 is a bit old to be doing it.

Barney Rubble, Fred Flintstone, Top Cat and others are a bit lost. Music provided by Soul Coughing.

Browse over 10,000 “vintage” magazine ads at AdsPast.com. I’m not sure that “Everybody Loves Raymond” fits the term “vintage”, but most of the ads there could fall under that tag so it’s forgiven.