Oh dear God, there’s bacon everywhere!

Monkey Island: Hop from island to island collecting bananas. You only use your mouse to move, so jump carefully.

If you’ve ever wanted to see 1,500 inmates rehearsing a routine to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” here you go.

Yahoo! Shortcuts is a WordPress plugin they’ve recently released that offers quite a few things to your blog post. I wish Google would come up with more bits like this and spend less time trying to conquer the world.

This post isn’t too friendly for it, but it did add a couple I think. I’ll be playing around with it a bit more.

I’m also trying out the Yahoo! ad system and ignoring Google’s for a bit, so if you see different text ads, that would be why.

Flash games keep looking better and better. Candy Mountain Massacre pits you against zombified, killer, cute monsters while saving the cupcakes. The controls are a bit awkward at times and the sense of speed is odd, but it’s still quite fun.

Mmmm… virtual Jello.

If you’ve ever played The Incredible Machine you will most likely love Launchball. Get the ball to the goal using various devices.

Hulu is a new(ish) venture by Fox, NBC and Universal to make some of their programming available online. I have to say that I like the layout and selection so far. Come on, they added some A-Team episodes!

A Pac-Man Christmas Tree? What will Madrid think up next?

Circle the monsters and make them fall through the Thin Ice.

As the undead can arrive at any time, it’s best to visit the Zombie Preparedness Initiative now.

The History and Geography of Inventions is a great place to get lost in if the subject interests you. For example, did you know the escalator was invented in 1891? Neither did I.

Whatisthatfile.com is trying to create a user-driven database of known spyware/virus/trojan files. Just enter a suspicious filename from your computer and see if it gets a hit. Since it’s user-driven, there’s room for error. It’s a good idea overall, I hope it works out.

This list compiles choices for “he 10 Most Irritatingly Impossible Old-School Video Games”. Having Friday the 13th on there made it for me.

I’m not sure how many people have participated in creating these answers, but my finger is apparently NOT on the pulse of society if the BuzzDash game is even remotely accurate.

Bridges is a new (to me) logic puzzle. Once you’re done listening to “Where’s the Beef?” posted below you can reclaim your brain here. Oh, my gameblog isn’t dead, it’s just resting. Tis the season for me to be too busy.

How have I gone more than 25 years without knowing that Clara Peller recorded a single for her Where’s The Beef? catchphrase?

This could possibly be the best photo of Stephen Hawking ever.