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I've been disillusioned by Napster: I have this mp3 that I've listened to many times, "88 lines about 44 women".  I've always thought it was by TMBG because the file name is "They Might Be Giants - 88 Lines About 44 Women.mp3".  It turns out it's by The Nails.  I feel violated.  (But it still sounds a lot like John Linnell singing.  Maybe I have a *special* mp3.)
tmbg.org/band-info/faq/
I am putting this up incase it is interesting.  (I may read it it later.) palimpsest.stanford.edu/waac/wn/wn16/w...
Some more Columbia things via RobotWisdom:
This map is truly amazing - wideopenwest.com/~krupp/NASA_De...

And this is a really long article about Columbia (and how it's a ridiculous enterprise) written in 1980.  I learned more than I thought I would about shuttles from this.  If you have no time, ctrl-f to "prestige", "truly", "tiles", "spitting", and "cryogenic".
washingtonmonthly.com/features/2001/...
msn.com doesn't work explicitly in Opera.  (naughty, naughty)
theregister.co.uk/content/6/2921...
Late at night, Animal Lad transverses the star-filled sky on his Omega-Stationwagon.  Having gained the powers of Super Ventriloquism and Insect Control from a radioactive source, he now battles the forces of evil armed only with an Ether Truncheon.

There's no better way to name mixed drinks than Lee's Super-Hero Generator.

home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/comic...
I really enjoy toast.  So does the aptly named Dr. Toast.

drtoast.com/
Two starting-places for information/news on Columbia:
saltire.weblogger.com/2003/02/01
scriptingnews.userland.com/backissues/200...

President Reagan's speech on the Challenger disaster:
thisnation.com/library/challe...
This is the most bizarre thing I have seen on the internet to date.
cool-2b-real.com/

About: prwatch.org/spin/January_2...
I had a dream where I was taking pictures with my camera up at buildings in front of landscapes.  These two icons are my best reproductions of these photos.  They were next to each other in my dream also.  (I accidentally stepped in puddles of liquid nitrogen inside one of these buildings - and I was only wearing sandals and socks!  Good thing my feet didn't shatter.)

plurib.us/1shot/2003-01-...

Also, I have a stamp sheet titled "Women in Jounalism."  I made a web page that represents the layout of the stamp sheet.  (I don't know why.)

plurib.us/1shot/2003-01-...
The 2003 Subaru Baja, the gooniest looking car in the world!

canadiandriver.com/articles/pw/03...
What makes the weather?  What is an insect?  How do we measure energy?  Why does the sun shine?

As always, scientific questions are best answered in verse set to music.

acme.com/jef/science_so...
If Mojo Jojo had a weird subliminal-mind-control website, it would be zombo.com.

zombo.com/
Dave Barry has a weblog!  As of this posting, it's 2 days old, so there's not much there.  What's more, it's on a free weblog-host-site and uses the default setup.  +1 indie cred.

davebarry.blogspot.com/
A guide to Japanese emoticons!  They're superrad.

club.pep.ne.jp/~hiroette/en/f...
This is a pretty cool article about Windows and Linux.
pbs.org/cringely/pulpi...

Concerning Linux, I have been noticing a lot of articles about how Linux is up-and-coming in more common news-type places lately.  I have only little to moderate experience with Linux, but I think that what it needs is a very stable, very smart windowing system.  (KDE looks on the right track, but it doesn't quite cut it yet.)

PS - this is neat.  jwz.org/doc/linuxvideo... (via robotwisdom)
The London Review of Books has a section for personal ads.  A sample: 
--
F designer/writer, warm heart, nice eyes, 50+, seeks M with whom to debate these ads’ wit, literary merit etc.
--
lrb.co.uk/classified/ind...
One of these is in my office.  (Sans monitor.)

dak2000.com/catalogscans/1...
geocities.com/fritzfranzfedd...
We are finally pictured on our own web site!
plurib.us/1shot/2003-01-...
Although things described as "Extreme" are generally dumb, I have found an exception among the humblest of domestic tasks.

extremeironing.com/

The gallery of pictures is astounding.
In response to Elizabeth L.:

I'm certainly without livlihood, but I bet I could make a killing selling these delightful items:

ship-of-fools.com/Gadgets/Toys/0...
ship-of-fools.com/Gadgets/Toys/0...
Drawings and descriptions of scientists, done by 7th-graders before and after a trip to Fermilab.

www-ed.fnal.gov/projects/scien...

Some of the differences are striking, to say the least.
According to Economist.com, I'm not messy -- I'm thinking.

economist.com/business/displ...
Directly from Robotwisdom, "Make corporations obey Asimov's robot-laws!"

commondreams.org/views03/0101-0...

This brings to mind an article from TheRegister I read that was titled "'Prices are trade secrets' - stores unite to make DMCA look stupid."  A great way to make a law look stupid is to make insane arguments for which said silly law is used as a backbone.
Because it's now several days after Christmas, I would like to wish everyone a Very Merry Yule-Season!

As my gift to you, here's that old poem, "Tweeze Denied Beef Worker Isthmus."  Ideally, you'll all read it out loud to someone dear to you.

hyperborea.org/humor/tweeze.p...
I am still working on a way to make these types of super-cool public statements known and shown.  They are forever inspiring, (and surprisingly prevalant) and it makes me think of how oddly secluded I am.

allafrica.com/stories/200212...

(Chris, you are gross.)
Edith Frost has a weblog.
edithfrost.com/

Also, I regularily violate at least 3 out of the 4 Principles of Hand Awareness.
Last week was Hand Washing Awareness Week.  There was even a competition to come up with the best rap promoting hand-washing--the winner gets a poster of Henry the Hand, autographed by Henry himself!
henrythehand.com/default.html

Make sure you know the 4 principles of hand awareness!
henrythehand.com/webp/4Principl...
How Banks Make Money, by Samantha, Cynthia, Tara, and Alex.  (I want to make web pages like this.)
howard.k12.md.us/res/bank/mkmon...
All you ever didn't dream of knowing about browser support for Style Sheets.
jessett.com/web_sites/css/...
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