Fantastic Four #225 – “The Blind God’s Tears”
Published: 1980
Creative Team: Doug Moench and Bill Sienkiewicz
Summary: The team have found themselves in a strange crystal biosphere, somewhere in the Arctic Circle, where a ra[…]

icanhascheezburger.com lolcats with tags for your convenience, all categorised and everything in a blog-a-day.[…]

in-depth socio-cultural analysis is required of what large lorries do and say when backing up viz:
i. beeping (common) (as muck)
ii. “ATTENTION! This VE-HICLE is reVARSING!” (i hear this most weeks in hackney, but have not yet seen the lo[…]

FT hasn’t entirely retired its cutting-edge pop reporting (*cough*), but we’re perhaps getting slow in our old age. So feel free to find out more about Margaret Berger from older posts on say Dirrrtypop or Popjustice. Summary:
* “ru[…]

CRACKER from the Forbidden City, Beijing. Host Eli, guests Pete, Mark, Alix. Chinese New Year, Agatha and zippers, Dr Pub and tipping, War Pigs – Some Estonians, a cheerful poetry for food, ban ban – some of cabanos, UK sit-coms redone in the states, Cobrastyle/Cobrastyle/Cobrastyle, Dana Kurtz – Love gets in the way.

This is a snapper stew from Martinique: Sophie Grigson who i stealed it from spells it w/o the exclamation mark but — tho daughter of POET she be – – she is clearly WRONG, as proven by Bopkids Lollardry heretofore. Can be served wi[…]

Watching the Brit Awards on Wednesday brought to mind the theory of (yes, you guessed right) Reverse Evolution…
 
It can ony be a matter of time before we are ALL lemurs…[…]

Simon over at xrrf (that’s “no rock and roll fun” to the uninitiated, the only music news feed you rly need) has a problem, and now so do I.
It started quite innocently last Friday, Noel Gallagher was bibbling on about something and[…]

Ha! In yr face Second Life!
Discussion of this story in the office made me realise why SL, as an interweb community, suXoR even beyond the hype, slowness, lack of a decent combat system etc. IT HAS NO LURKERS. ILX gets 20k viewers per day (not claimi[…]

The sense of ritual, the anticipation of pain—yes and yes. But also those crufty issues of Popular Mechanics and People magazine from god knows when. Even the logos looks oddly dated. Can they really be that old? Yes again.