The Devil’s Playthings
Friday, July 11th, 2008Cracked.com’s list of 25 Most Baffling Toys from Around the World.
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
“Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil” (Loren Bouchard, H. Jon Benjamin) – perhaps one of the funniest shows ever to air on [adult swim]. Already done with its first season, and perhaps already done with its last season – it looks like [adult swim] may not pick “Lucy” up for a second season. Perhaps because it is a little too controversial at times: DJ Jesus (the second coming) and his love interest Lucy (the Daughter of the Devil) live the 20-something hipster life with their friend Judas, while Lucy’s father makes regular attempts to overtake the world. Plus a never-ending supply of priest jokes.
The credits of “Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil” are funnier than an entire season of “Family Guy.”
Watch some: “Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil”
Or buy some: iTunes link
When Gnomes Attack
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
The definition of creepy: when a plaster garden gnome isn’t a plaster garden gnome.
(via Geekologie)
Your Cellphone is Possessed
Friday, May 30th, 2008Proof that cellphones are evil and that exorcisms can be performed by your microwave.
(via Neatorama)
Concerning Our Favicon
Monday, May 19th, 2008
To the newer Blogadilla readers out there:
Yes, our favicon is indeed a naked woman with a donkey.
It was generated by democratic process nearly a year ago.
We’re the “Tijuana of the Internet” and we’re also pioneers in the world of miniature donkey shows – that’s how we roll.
How To: Exact Revenge on Junk Mailers
Friday, May 9th, 2008Frustrated with all the unsolicited junk mail you receive? DearBulkMailer.com has come up with a great way to exact revenge on the very people that spam you. Or, put in other words: seeing as how you receive all this unsolicited junk mail every month from spammers, isn’t it s only fair that they should receive something unsolicited from you?
In 4 easy steps:
| 1) Get the “No Postage Necessary” envelope out of the junk mail |
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| 2) Put a brick (or anything) in a box. |
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| 3) Tape the “No Postage Necessary” envelope neatly to the box. |
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| 4) Put it into those blue mail boxes, the parcel dump at the post office, or in your mail box. |
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This only works with “No Postage Necessary When Mailed In the US” envelopes, and the kicker is this: when using these prepaid envelopes, the company that receives the piece of mail has to pay approximately 20 cents per ounce on what is delivered to them. This is no problem with a normal letter, but when you tape the no postage necessary envelope to a box containing an 8 pound brick, the junk mailer winds up having to pay $25, with all of the proceeds going to the US Postal Service.
Take that, junk mail!
(via Ben; via DearBulkMailer)
