See Mad Magazine Fold-Ins from 1960 to now using Flash. Good work NYT!

Thanks to Garry for pointing out to me that the Wall Street Journal’s web site is already (secretly) free.

Take a tour of abandoned subways stations in New York.

If you haven’t seen it yet: South Park Studios has every episode online for free. And yes, it’s legal.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen the whole Andy Kaufman on Fridays bit before now.

Concertalino is a well-done and more clever that usual “escape the room” game. For hints/help, go here.

Old Radio World has tons of “Old Time Radio” shows to download. They also have a great collection of commercials and World War II news broadcasts.

I was on vacation for a bit, but I am back and ready to post. I think.

The Laurence Hutton Collection of Life and Death Masks is a great place to browse if the images of death masks are what you seek.

So sorry about the downtime. Life in the way you know.

How did I miss this earlier? Santeri Ojala does the best guitar videos around. Clapton actually sounds like me trying to play now.

The telephone service Grand Central is a neat idea. If you’re looking for an invite, try this link. It works as of March 6th, 2008.

Take a look around the inside of an Airbus A380 cockpit.

If you’re looking to kill time with a maddening game, the Never Ending Level Game might be worth a peek. I have up at level 25 for now, but I’ll be back.

It’s a bit slow loading, but this page has images showing 40 Movie References From The Simpsons. I was surprised that I had not noticed a few of these as movie references before.

It’s about time I caught up with slang of the 1930s. I’m surprised so many are still used today, although not as commonly as then. A phone call should still be termed dil-ya-ble.

The Whitney Music Box is a cool idea that I can’t explain properly. Read more about it here.

This is pretty old now, but today was the first time I saw video of Lil Markie singing. If you check the related videos you will see more clips of the terrifying man live.