September 2009
1 post
Halo 3: ODST - Live-Action Trailer →
August 2009
6 posts
The mathematical formula for love - Stuff.co.nz →
“Mathematician Clio Cresswell says that singles can increase their chances of finding true love by rejecting at least 12 potential partners before settling down.”
WatchN00b Boyfriend
July 2009
1 post
10 humor sites sure to make you LOL →
Personally like My Life is Average, Graph Jam, My Parents Joined Facebook, DontEvenReply.com and FML (last two not on list).
June 2009
4 posts
May 2009
5 posts
I Love Traffic - Fun Game →
April 2009
2 posts
Guide to online netiquette →
March 2009
14 posts
A Lesson in Hanging Toilet Paper (Diagrams) →
Next time you have to hang toilet paper, just remember this handy lesson. You don’t want to look like an idiot when company comes over.
Fallout 3 Named Game of the Year 2008 - Game... →
A Tour of Chernobyl as it exists today (PICS) →
Shift, alt, delete for internet copyright law -... →
A controversial internet copyright law will not be going ahead and will be replaced following a review by the Government.
Largest Swimming Pool in the World (PICS) →
Video: Super Mario Brothers - Eminence Orchestra →
99 Things To See on the Internet →
Greg Rutter’s definitive list of the 99 things you should have already experienced on the internet unless you’re a loser or old or something.
February 2009
4 posts
The Teenager Audio Test - Can you hear this sound? →
January 2009
2 posts
Fox News Fear Imbalance - Daily Show →
Fox News is really scared about what might happen, and oblivious to what already has.
December 2008
4 posts
WatchSimpsons makes fun of (m)Apple and Steve (M)obs
November 2008
12 posts
“An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one orders a...”
Top 10 ways to amuse a geek
1. Make a list of the top 10 ways to amuse a geek.
10. Use binary.
How to Tell if Your Cat is Plotting to Kill You →
An illustrated guide to identifying if your cat is plotting your demise.
Robokill - One of the best flash games I've ever... →
5% Threshold on MMP →
“It is a complete injustice (not to mention undemocratic) that 88,000 votes doesn’t get a voice just because there weren’t 16,000 more people who agreed with them while 78,000 people do get a voice (5 voices) just because 16,000 voters who support a different party tactically supported one of their party’s candidates.”