If you’re in the market for downloadable, quality audio bootlegs, you could do much worse than The Ultimate Bootleg Experience.

This entry from the Star Tribune about a 1906 contest is a great read: The mysterious Mr. Sly.

Srslycool is a great site made even better by their latest, a history of the Ultima games. I loved I – III.

If you feel like your search for a well documented site devoted to barbed wire has been going nowhere, today’s your day. Visit the Devil’s Rope Barbed Wire Museum for all your barbed wire information needs.

Game of the day: TBA. Shoot from portal to portal to the end as fast as possible. Good game, turn down the sound as usual though.

Lifehacker gives software recommendations among other geeky things. A bit too much on Google who I’m honestly getting a bit tired of hearing about, but still a good place to visit.

Micro Olympics is similar to the old “smack the penguin as far as you can” game, only there’s no penguin and you can purchase power-ups. Good stuff.

You mean I could have easily made my own Christopher Walken mask for Halloween?

If you’re looking for a few album today, head over and snag Saul Williams – The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of NiggyTardust. If you don’t know Saul, watch the video for List Of Demands and Black Stacey to see if you like his style. The latest is either free or you can donate $5 to help Saul out a bit. Great stuff.

Mass Attack: make the scales even by dropping the proper weight down. Turn down your speakers before playing, the music is pretty terrible.

Testing Grandma’s Knowledge – Home Remedies Under Scientific Eye. I can vouch for the hiccup cure that has you drinking from the far side of the glass, it’s the only thing that works for me.

I’ve never heard of the video Arcade Attack before, but the last 6 minutes really are quite odd.