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Virtually all stolen from Maud Newton or MeFi (links in my sidebar):
Thomas Pynchon Paper Dolls
Instructions to Everything
If The Lord of the Rings Had Been Written By Someone Else - immortal Straight Dope message board thread from last year, carefully archived for your viewing pleasure. The original was one of the Funniest. Things. Ever., so this is deeply worth visiting.
Victorian Sex Ed for Kids! - Between the monkey and the singing vagina, you won't know what hit you.
Eudora Welty reads a few of her own short stories, fifty years ago, and the NY Times has made it available online.
Deliberately Concealed Garments in the walls of buildings. Folk Ritual? Practical joke? Check it out.
Summarize A Novel in 25 Words over at I Love Books. Frequently hilarious and often perceptive. Check out my take on Haruki Murakami. (Um, it was meant affectionately.)
XD38 - this is about 90%+ accurate of me. I've never been successfully placed on the MBPI scale... the I/E and P/J are always flipflopping. XD38 is a silly name for a personality type that describes "multifaceted people who are technical and artistic, verbal and mechanical, rational and intuitive; who are interested in everything; who find themselves to be a kind of natural link between far-ranging, diverse areas of human endeavor. "
Rainbow's "Innuendo Script" - hilariously suggestive double entendres from a British children's television show. This was all done by puppets, I believe. Ow, my head.
Jane's World - Amusing daily (exc Sundays) comic strip about a young lesbian and her circle of friends. This and Get Fuzzy are the only two I read on any kind of regular basis.
The Literary Dick - as in Detective. Only kinda. Cos see, all the detecting is on topics of a prurient nature, like Henry James's supposed testicle injury.
Thomas Pynchon Paper Dolls
Instructions to Everything
If The Lord of the Rings Had Been Written By Someone Else - immortal Straight Dope message board thread from last year, carefully archived for your viewing pleasure. The original was one of the Funniest. Things. Ever., so this is deeply worth visiting.
Victorian Sex Ed for Kids! - Between the monkey and the singing vagina, you won't know what hit you.
Eudora Welty reads a few of her own short stories, fifty years ago, and the NY Times has made it available online.
Deliberately Concealed Garments in the walls of buildings. Folk Ritual? Practical joke? Check it out.
Summarize A Novel in 25 Words over at I Love Books. Frequently hilarious and often perceptive. Check out my take on Haruki Murakami. (Um, it was meant affectionately.)
XD38 - this is about 90%+ accurate of me. I've never been successfully placed on the MBPI scale... the I/E and P/J are always flipflopping. XD38 is a silly name for a personality type that describes "multifaceted people who are technical and artistic, verbal and mechanical, rational and intuitive; who are interested in everything; who find themselves to be a kind of natural link between far-ranging, diverse areas of human endeavor. "
Rainbow's "Innuendo Script" - hilariously suggestive double entendres from a British children's television show. This was all done by puppets, I believe. Ow, my head.
Jane's World - Amusing daily (exc Sundays) comic strip about a young lesbian and her circle of friends. This and Get Fuzzy are the only two I read on any kind of regular basis.
The Literary Dick - as in Detective. Only kinda. Cos see, all the detecting is on topics of a prurient nature, like Henry James's supposed testicle injury.
