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The fabulous [livejournal.com profile] kylecassidy linked to Texts From Last Night.. Don't blame me for any productive time lost by reading it, blame him.
Here's a sample from right here in the Twin Cities:
(612): So do you want to come over? ;)
(763): Never again opening up the Pandora's box of crazy that is your vagina. Sorry.


Craig's List can be a scary place. Here's a screenshot I took of an actual ad on there this weekend:

Clown for Kicks

The Jonathan Coulton section of the post:

Item the first: We have a Minneapolis date for the next Paul & Storm/Jonathan Coulton concert! October 26th (That's a Monday night, kids) at the Guthrie on the McGuire Proscenium Stage. Tickets on sale now. $25 each. Part of the Live at the Guthrie series. Since JoCo hasn't actually announced this show yet on his site or his Twitter there are still plenty of good seats left.

Item the second: On the true/slant site, John Sellers, the Enthusiast, decided that it would make sense to have someone who doesn't watch much tv comment on the new fall series' based soley on their title. The person they got to do it was, of course, JoCo.

Here’s how their preview works: 1) They give Coulton the title of a series.* 2) He offers up what he imagines the premise of that show might be.** 3) They tell him the program’s true premise. 4) He sums up the show’s chance for survival. 5) TV executives everywhere collectively shiver.

Item the third: Never ask Jonathan Coulton to cat sit for you.



Item the fourth: Jonathan Coulton's song "My Monkey" can be sung with 'Wil Wheaton' substituted for 'My Monkey.' True fact. Proof here:



"Wil Wheaton gets lucky sometimes."

This concludes the Jonathan Coulton section.

Now for the scary politics part.

Wondering what to do on September 25 & 26? Why, you should go to beautiful St. Louis, MO for the How to Take Back America Conference '09. Minnesota's own bat-shit crazy Michele Bachmann will be there! You can attend wonderful workshops like:

~How to defend America vs. missile attack

~How to defend traditional marriage and DOMA

~How to understand Islam

~How to stop feminist and gay attacks on the military

~How to counter the homosexual movement

~How to recognize living under Nazis & Communists

~How to use the Internet effectively: Internet 101

This conference is endorsed by the American Family Association, and would the folks who warned us of the EVIL PepsiCo's belief in equality for gays steer us wrong? I didn't think so.


And of course, one last link. I think y'all know what it will be...

VOTE FORME!!!


MooseOnAntarctica

Please help send me & Moose & [livejournal.com profile] hellbob to Antarctica this February. Every vote helps, and it's one per email, not one per person, so use ALL your emails to register & vote!

http://www.blogyourwaytoantarctica.com/blogs/view/548
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Geez! It's been just about forever since I did a link roundup of cool stuff.

ThinkGeek always has the coolest stuff! I want THIS and THIS and THIS and THIS and THIS, but THIS is just a little too weird for me!

If you use Gmail, they have added a really cool new feature: Custom Time.

Virgin founder Richard Branson comes up with some pretty nutty ideas sometimes, but this one actually sounds pretty cool: Virgle

Jake Gyllenhaal will be replacing Tobey Maguire in the next Spider-Man movie. Spoilerific casting info under the cut )


And a not so cool link... Our LiveJournal overlords have appointed a new member to their advisory board.
Let the wank begin!

*edit*
OK, day's almost over. Time to add the rest of the tags. Happy April Fools, y'all. Hope you didn't get Rick-rolled too many times!
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It's been quite a while since I had a link-filled linkarific post...

1. Will Shetterly has put the text of two of his books online for free: Dogland, and its sequel The Gospel of the Knife.
They are both under a Creative Commons "Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported" license. For more information, see http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/.
note: I have not read either of these yet, so if you don't like them, don't blame me!

2. Ginormous is a real word now, and RPG doesn't stand for Role Playing Game. Here is a list of some of the words added to the ©2007 update of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate® Dictionary, Eleventh Edition

3. Cool! It's a plastic pocket that attaches to an electrical outlet so that you can put your cell phone, etc in it instead of on the floor when it is charging. Socket Pocket

4. This one is mostly for the Minneapolis people on my flist. Flyspy is a site where you can put in the cities you want to travel from and to and it will show you the fare prices based on your departure date and how many days you will be staying on a chart so it is easy to figure out if flying on a different day will radically change the fare. An interesting example of how just a day or two difference can make a big change in price is the Minneapolis-Austin for 4 nights chart. Over a seven day span, starting w/July 30, the lowest found rates are 7/30-$688, 7/31-$297, 8/1-$394, 8/2-$492, 8/3-$394, 8/4-$297, 8/5-$688. You save over 50% by flying from Mpls to Austin on a Tuesday or Saturday rather than a Sunday or Monday!
Disclaimer time: The dude who made this site is from Mpls, so that is the departure city he did first. It is still the only departure city to choose from although he says more will be added eventually. Also, this appears to just check Northwest Airlines prices. As as you lovely Minnesotans on my flist know, NWA sucks. But they are often the only real option when booking flights. So, this chart will show you their fare fluxuations. But I'd still look into what other airlines have for the days you are booking. If you can get Sun Country for about the same price as NWA you will get HOT FOOD on your flight!

5. This link is especially for [livejournal.com profile] hellbob because he got such a kick out of it. This is one of BirdChick's Disapproving Rabbits pages, and at the very top of it is a video of Cinnamon eating a piece of parsley. Seriously adorable!

6. And last, but certainly not least, links to various pages talking about James Marsters' upcoming guest spot on Torchwood.

James said that his role is "going to offend some, titillate others - to the point where they would need to finish themselves off afterwards." While he remained cryptic about the details, Syfyportal says there were implications that something "omnisexual" was going to occur in the episode. HERE

The next fan, from the UK, said she’d ask James if he gets to snog Captain Jack in Torchwood, but that she knew he wouldn’t tell her. “I’d love to snog him! I’ve never seen Captain Jack, but I have a feeling he’s a hot guy!” After that statement, he sang, “Everyone is gay!” (to the tune of “All Apologies.”)
This is part of Whedonopolis' convention report from Fangoria HERE

Here’s what he (John Barrowman) had to say about Marsters’ second-season guest spot: “There’s a scene between he and Jack when they first meet, all I’ll say is, this scene is so hot, so horny, so violent, that all the fans who watch it are going to [er, appreciate it greatly].”
I can’t put on this site what Barrowman actually said, but trust me, it made the scene sound intensely steamy.
From a reporter who got to talk to Barrowman HERE

Yeah, I might be looking forward to that episode a little bit... *grin*
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I'm not sure why one would wear a hat that looks like a seal, but if you do and you go to the zoo, you may want to avoid the polar bear exhibit
(worksafe, has sound)

Hate having mice around but don't want to kill them or glue trap them? Here's a quick & simple way to catch a mouse without a mousetrap.

Do you hit snooze too often? Here's an alarm clock that will stop that.

And last, but not least, "new" Monty Python footage. It's an interview from a PBS station in Texas.
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1. Do you know what a Kwyjibo is? There is a Wikipedia page with made up words from the Simpsons.

2. Hey [livejournal.com profile] genevra, ever wish you had one of these for the twins?

3. Insanely Twisted Shadow Puppets. A bunch of short little flash animations.

4. Some guy compiled what he thinks are the Greatest Internet Moments

5. The HowStuffWorks website has a page about how the Death Star works.

6. Do you feel like you don't have enough Jesus in your life? Just go to the Jesus of the Week site to get your fill of Jesii.

7. Do you need a prescription for Panexa? Ask your doctor!

8. I know that some of you out there on my flist knit. Ever knitted one of these?
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1. The first link is for the hilarious The Shining trailer remix. It's the feel-good movie of the year! We've also got The West Side Story as a horror movie.

2. These alcoholic beverages may not kill you, but you'll wish they had! The undrinkable cocktail

3. At this site, you can buy everything you need to grow your own Terra Grass Chair.

4. This site, Oh Gizmo!, has all kinds of weird things for you to buy posted on a regular basis.

That's all I got this time...

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