Friday, 20 May 2005

Red Hot Fruit and Veg

The Vegetarian Society have chosen an unique and rather saucy way of promoting National Vegetarian Week; they have made a fruit and Veg porno. No really. Take a look for yourself via the link below - but only if you are over 18 of course.

Rude Food Movie

You will never look at a pea pod the same way again.

Friday, 13 May 2005

GIANT Monopoly!


From BBC News.


Excellent! And probably a better idea than life-size Cluedo, that could be dangerous.

Monday, 9 May 2005

Batman: New Times

OH MAN! Dave's School is a computer animation school in Orlando, Florida. Each year the students complete a number of projects to practice and promote their skills. One of their 2004 porjects was a short Batman film in a animated LEGO style and it features the voices of Adam West, Mark Hamill and Dick Van Dike! Go and view it at the link below. NOW!


Dave's School - Batman: New Times


It's 10x better than Carry On Caped Crusader cack.

Fingers crossed for Batman Begins. Xm

Lorem Ipsun, don't you know ...

Ever wondered what that filler text is they use on faux newspapers, the stuff that looks real but makes no sense? Well, it's called Lorem Ipsun. Visit the link below to learn more.

http://www.lipsum.com/

Hey, maybe I can use it to create more regular posts ... hmm.

Saturday, 19 February 2005

Stonehenge3

NZ unveils Stonehenge replica - BBC News

It turn out they have built a replica Stonehenge in New Zealand, adjusted to the southern hemisphere of course.

I guess that makes a triumvirate of henges including the original and the motor-version in the US.

Hmm, interesting ... Let their powers combine!

Previous post - Monumental Motors

BRIDEZILLA!


Bridezilla! Posted by Hello

My friend asked me to help her make some t-shirts for her friend's hen party.
This is the outcome.

Think she'll ever forgive us?

Friday, 21 January 2005

$tan the Man!

Stan 'the Man' Lee has just won a court case granting him a percentage of the profits from the Spider-Man films.

Does he deserve them?

He did create the character back in '61, along with many of Marvel Comics most successful characters like The Fantastic Four and the Hulk. Nowadays Stan Lee is to Marvel what William Shatner is to Star Trek; a popular face to a cult empire. But he had little involvement with the actual films, aside from a cameo and an executive producer credit.

Personally, I believe in creators rights and don't think the film would not have succeeded if it had not been heavily influenced by Stan's many years writing the character. So yes, he should be entitled to a share of its success. But I also agree with Stan's statement that it's a shame it had to go through the courts.

You can read more about Stan and the court case at BBC Online:
The comic book genius of Stan Lee

On a brighter note: there is now a online trailer for the upcoming Fantastic Four movie. Check it out at www.fantasticfourmovie.com
It looks fab, I have high hopes for this one.

Thursday, 20 January 2005

Show me the money!

I'm the 600,879,690 richest person on earth!


Discover how rich you are! >>

Wednesday, 5 January 2005

Divorced?


divorced? Posted by Hello

I found this in a park in Boston. Read the inscription and come to your own conclusion.

Free Games (mustache and tight trousers not included)

Enjoy these free games from some of your favorite 80's TV shows, courtesy of Universal Home Video.

Magnum Dress-Up - Help Magnum Go Undercover!

Knight Rider HOT PURSUIT - Take K.I.T.T. For A Spin!

Tuesday, 14 December 2004

Friday, 26 November 2004

"We are the Knights who say... NI"

Does the Holy Grail exist and could the secret to its hidden location be in a Staffordshire garden? Find out more by reading this interesting article on BBC online.

Once you've read that, check out these other sources of 'further research':

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown

Wednesday, 24 November 2004

God's Toast

A 10-year old toasted sandwich that allegedly features face of the Virgin Mary has sold for $28,000 at auction. Money well spent? Decide for yourself...


image from BBC Online

Personaly, I think it looks like Gillian Anderson.

Monday, 22 November 2004

Cityscape


I drew this! Posted by Hello

Can you tell I didn't do art at school?

Tuesday, 16 November 2004

HOW TO BE ANNOYING.

HOW TO BE ANNOYING.
HOW TO BE ANNOYING.
HOW TO BE ANNOYING.
HOW TO BE ANNOYING.
HOW TO BE ANNOYING.
HOW TO BE ANNOYING.
HOW TO BE ANNOYING.

Monday, 15 November 2004

Incarcerated Irony

The daily work of prisoners in New Hampshire penitentiaries is pressing license plates like the one below. At the bottom of each plate is the state motto. Check it out...



I wonder what the mortality rate in their prisons are?

Sunday, 14 November 2004

Never make a decision again!

Just type your two options into Google Battle and let the global internet community show you which is the most popular choice.

Google Battle

Thursday, 11 November 2004

Friday, 15 October 2004

While the cat's away...

There will be a 3-week break in transmission while I go on a trip to America for my 30th birthday. You can follow my travels at my holiday Blog:

My 2 Grand Adventure

While I'm away I'll leave you in the hands of some of fellow Bloggers and regular Internet haunts. As you may (or may not) have noticed I've expanded on the links on the right-hand side of the page. Here's the low-down on what's recommended:

Blogs:
Bri's MaxPower Blog - My friend's Blog, to be honest I'll be very surprised if he updates it before I get back...

Cinema 24 - A couple in America who are setting up their own Art House cinema. Very detailed Blog and fascinating for fellow movie buffs.

Die Puny Humans - The personal Blog for Warren Ellis, one of my favourite comicbook writers. Be warned though, Mr Ellis has some 'unique' tastes.

Wil Wheaton dot Net - Also known as Wesley Crusher of Star Trek: The Next Generation fame. It turns out there is more to him than the uniformed space nerd, he's actual a poker playing, super-Blogging, celebrity Geek.

Dailies:
BBC News Magazine - The homepage for BBC news online.

Dork Tower - Comic strip from John Kovalik, it covers all the important stuff like, Star Wars, roleplay and computer games. Updated thrice weekly.

Empire Online - The web page for the Empire Film Magazine. Daily news, weekly features and all the latest movie reviews.

Metro Cafe - The web page for the best daily newspaper in the world (because it's free!) the Metro. Be sure to check out the 60-Second Interview archive.

Off The Mark - Topical cartoons, updated daily.

Word of the Day - Dictionary.com's word of the day, go and learn some new works to befuddle your friends with...

See you when I get back,
Mark