Google owns a photomanager called Picasa.
80's Movie Trailers has trailers for flicks like Short Circuit, The Breakfast Club, etc.
I haven't played Doom III yet, so I can't say how scary or not it might be, but I highly doubt I'll be as freaked out as these two punks.
This is priceless. It is without a doubt the funniest thing I've seen all year! You have to watch it right now, and when you're done you have to watch it again. And again. It's an afro ninja doing a nunchakus training video.
I've always liked Kevin Smith, despite the raging overuse of curse words in his movies. But Jersey Girl just sucked.
About 50 Interesting High-speed Video Clips of various events in WMV format. Highlights include face/belly punching/slapping, water balloons, jello, projectile vs. target etc.
If you're new to the "internet" and are considering posting to an online forum, you might want to first watch this brief tutorial:
Homer's Odyssey in 10 seconds is one of the films in the Ten Sec Film Festival.
My bud's dad has discovered the secret to making the perfect frozen pizza, and I'm going to share it with you.
While out looking for a background for my favorite movie, Equilibrium, I came across this awesome site that has no less than three pages of them.
Two years after the events of FFVII, the ruins of Midgar stand as testament to the sacrifices that were made in order to bring peace. However, the world will soon face a new menace. A mysterious illness is spreading fast. Old enemies are astir. And Cloud, who walked away from the life of a hero to live in solitude, must step forward yet again...
The Invisibility Game
I kinda hate to do this, but goodbye GTray.
You may have seen this before, but for people who haven't here it is. And now the WHOLE movie (Episode IV: A New Hope) is finished.
This article is about a tournament that used a real movie screen to project Halo onto.
More in the aerial photography category. This time in the form of pictures taken from a kite.
For those of you who have never noticed the little icon at the bottom of this page, I use StatCounter for all my websites' traffic reporting.
It's an oldie, but a goodie. I saw this flash cartoon about the Olympics years ago, but it just seemed appropriate for the occasion.
In case you missed it, the boys over at Red vs Blue produced a vid for New York that is a riot.
I don't agree with the article at all, but 50 Reasons Why Jedi Sucks does bring up some valid points, and it's awfully funny in parts too.
Well Charlie is on his way. Looks like I'm going to start getting our network shut part of the way down. Good luck to you all!
There is a preview of a new level for MOTAS! That's awesome.
After all the warnings that Mel Gibson's movie The Passion of the Christ would cause violence and have a harmful effect on people's . . . well, morals, presumably, if it was going to cause violence . . . comes this amazing story of a murderer being driven to repentance and confessing his crime after seeing the film.
In this clever website, turn your mouse pointer into a sort of virtual fly in order to annoy the guy.
Dear Ma and Pa:
I am well. Hope you are. Tell my brothers the Marine Corps shore beats working for old man Minch. They oughta join up quick before all the spots git filled. I was nervous at first 'cause they all sleep in till 6 AM, but I'm now I kinda like sleeping late. All I do before breakfast is smooth my cot and shine some stuff; no hogs to slop, feed to pitch, mash to mix, wood to split, or fire to lay. Men gotta shave ever' day but it ain't so bad 'cause they have special faucets where water comes out already warmed! Breakfast is strong on the trimmin's like fruit juice, cereal, eggs, bacon, etc., but kinda weak on the chops, potatoes, ham, steak, fried eggplant, pie and other regular food. But tell brother Walt that I jes' sit by a couple o' city boys that live on coffee. So my food plus theirs'll hold ya till noontime when you they feed us again.
Our sergeant takes us on these marches which he says will harden us. Well, meybbe so, but we only go about as fer as to our mailbox. Then the city guys get sore feet and we all ride back in trucks.
This next'll kill brother Elmer: I don't know why, but they keep givin' me medals for shooting. Hell, their bulls-eye is near as big as a chipmunk head and don't even move, let alone shoot back like them Higgett boys! All you got to do is lay there all comfortable and squeeze the trigger. They even load my cartridges for me and put 'em in boxes. And then there's hand-to-hand combat where I get to wrestle with them city boys. But cha gotta be real careful though: them boys break easy! Shore ain't like fighting at home. I'm about the best they got.
Be sure you tell Walt and Elmer to hurry and join up before ever'body finds out about this sweet deal and comes a'stampedin' in!
Your loving daughter,
Sally Mae
I've been plowing through the hundreds of emails I received lately and realized something: not everyone knows about "StripMail." It's a tiny utility that removes all the ">>>" and extra line breaks, etc. that some email programs add. I've used it for years and wouldn't be without it. And it's free. So before you forward something to a friend that looks like it's been through the AOL wringer about 12 times, copy it, run StripMail, and THEN paste it into a new email. Your recepient will be glad you did!
I wanted to bring your attention to a great new webcomic I've happened upon, Spells & Whistles.
For all you cave-dwellers out there, Windows XP Service Pack 2 is out.
In the same vein as the link I posted yesterday, here's some more awesome aeiral photography.
I do so love aerial photography. This picture is bigger than Homer Simpson's butt.
The guys behind Homestar Runner have made an awesome King's Quest sytle game in flash called Peasant's Quest.
Don't get me wrong. I think the new Batman Begins movie is going to be good, one of the reasons being Christian Bale plays Batman and his performance in my current favorite movie of all time--Equilibrium--was incredible.
Hey, we all wish we were special, right? But we're all creeps. So, in that spirit you should check out this cool video for the song Creep by Radiohead. It's apparently based on characters from Low Morale, which I am not familiar with (he kinda looks like Dilbert on crack), but you don't need to be to enjoy the video. But if you're interested:
"Low Morale is a series of animations portraying one mans struggle to cope with the soul-sapping, will-to-live-draining, life-force mugging, morale crushing experiences of work."
A good website that tells the other side of the story presented by Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11: Fifty-nine Deceits in Fahrenheit 911.
I was very disappointed when one of my daily treats, Very Important Things, ended the series after only one year.
If you liked The Family Guy, you might also like the creator's new series, American Dad. You can download the pilot episode right here.
