Maecenas has many photos of Ancient Greece and Rome. The Pompeii section is amazing.

The website On This Very Spot gives you some ideas of places to visit, if pop culture is your thing.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has released a new (if not for amateurs yet) app that lets you test your ISP for torrent and VOIP throttling: Switzerland Network Testing Tool.

This collection of logos from the Olympic Games is pretty neat. It goes all the way back to 1896.

Strange Maps is one of those sites that might have been posted here before, I honestly can’t remember. It’s easier to just repost sometimes than to bother looking something up, right? Anyways, their latest post, Niam Niam: the Cannibal Map of the World provides the quality reading I’ve come to love.

Kill some time making sandy things over at thisissand.com. Very cool.

A Few Different Ways To Tie Your Sneakers.

FontStruct lets you build your own fonts and download many others for free. Neat!

I’m one of those who constantly change my desktop wallpaper for some unknown reason, and Desktopography is one of the recent places I’ve been frequenting.

Hurry, there might still be time to get one from this list of 10 Awesome Grills You Can Buy For The Ultimate Memorial Day BBQ. Cooking cow meat inside of a cow? Brilliant.

I always find it interesting to see who cares enough to complain about YouTube violations. While you can’t watch the actual clips, YouTomb is keeping track.

1,024 Cheerleaders takes an image you provide and shows you what it might look like if that many people made the picture out of signs. I used Mark Corrigan from the Channel 4 series Peep Show (among other things). If you dislike the site, at the very least go track down Peep Show, it’s unbelievably funny.

I can’t vouch for the Something Store because I’ve never ordered from them, but the idea is tempting for some reason.

Now watching: The Dames: The Story of the Boston Roller Derby League. Such a great sport.

I need to have the Instant Rimshot always ready. I can’t wait to annoy my co-workers tomorrow.

For art and Futurama lovers: Art: An Expressionist Portrait of Doctor Zoidberg.

Bloggers submit their photos showing Young Me / Now Me. Same poses, some years between.

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

Take a tour of abandoned subways stations in New York.

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.