Mystery Google shows what the person before you searched for. “how to keep hitler from reading your email” is my favorite.

60 Minutes takes a look at the Swine Flu vaccine, the one used in 1976.

Real people who want to be Super Heroes have a place to post a bit about themselves, including photos.

Apparently I missed this story when it was on major news sites earlier this year. This local news video explores the efforts of one of them, The Shadow Hare. There are 2 followup videos as well.

Enjoy the Zork walkthrough in song. If you don’t know what Zork is thank you, I now feel very old.

Vector Conflict: The Siege has a good Battlezone feel to it.

Hitler vs. Stalin, a comic.

Is it a cheese or a font?

howmanypeopleareinspacerightnow?

Did you know Exploding Dog’s still around? It is.

20 scary, old surgical tools. The Scarificator is the best name for anything ever.

I’m not sure who decided this was a good name for PETA’s weblog, but I hope they got a bonus.

I wish my local bakery would make bread this interesting. A plain loaf? Psh. A bloodied torso? Delicious!

R.I.P. Jim Carroll. The July 9th, 1999 Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art spoken word appearance is worth hearing.

I don’t bother posting things about Glenn Beck because I figure you either know he’s a complete idiot or you like him and think he’s quite the intelligent anti-communist. These pictures from his “9/12 Project” today had me laughing, as I enjoy seeing people afraid of President Obama use poorly made signs to express their fears. Lulz aplenty.

This list of 21 celebrities who have killed someone was a nice casualty vampire read. Mistakes are in there though. Ted Kennedy didn’t actually kill anyone (sorry haters) and John Wilkes Booth wasn’t a celebrity. Still, never forget Ferris Bueller!

Out of all of these different names for Jesus, I have to say I prefer “Branch”. I plan on speaking to my Christian mother about Branch very soon.

The Typewriter Museum is far more interesting then I figured it would be when I typed in the URL.

How the Internet Works, a comic.

Fig. 8 isn’t a complex game, just glide your bike through with a top down view.

If you’re dorky enough to use RSS feeds, you could do much worse than the Library of Congress random image feed. I know people use these things (I do), but I still don’t know anyone else who bothers.