Opening the Link Vault

Post by **_silentkid** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 4:32 pm

Awesome list. It's going to take me some time to get through those, which is a good thing, because I have plenty of time to kill while waiting for sequencing data. I'm getting tired of my normal haunts.

Post by **_Sam Harris** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 5:10 pm

I am loving the portals to hell...

LOL, coming from a Christian...

Post by **_silentkid** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 5:36 pm

I followed this link from the wfmu site. Genius!!

Post by **_Blixa** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 5:45 pm

silentkid wrote:I followed this link from the wfmu site. Genius!!

Nice. The WFMU blog is an endless source, or pit, of ephemera and/or seriously important crap. I've been reading it for years and so I know the interests/style of the various djs that post there and yet it still seems utterly random. That's some kind of acheivement at least.

One guy has been doing, on and off, a series of interviews with comedians/comedy writers of the 60's and 70's. He's had some fascinating talks with Tommy Smothers, among others.

In a kind of recent tradition, WFMU has been having a call-in-requests-to-be-played-live-in-the-studio-by-Yo La Tengo yearly fundraiser. Its always awesome and hilarious.

Anyway, silentkid, put up some of your own favorite interweb haunts.

Post by **_Doctor Steuss** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:00 pm

Once upon a time, I had access to http://www.hell.com/ (prior to it requiring subscription).

I miss those days. Hours upon hours, upon hours of wandering the ethereal library of nothingness and everything consubstantial with the organ grinding of my soul…

Reminiscing about it makes me feel very…

Existential.

Post by **_Blixa** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:52 pm

Doctor Steuss wrote:Once upon a time, I had access to http://www.hell.com/ (prior to it requiring subscription).

I miss those days. Hours upon hours, upon hours of wandering the ethereal library of nothingness and everything consubstantial with the organ grinding of my soul…

Reminiscing about it makes me feel very…

Existential.

Hmmm...What the Hell is Hell is kind of an interesting page.

Actually Steuss, I was hoping to reel you in with Limbs and Things. I just wish those simulators weren't so expensive...

Post by **_Doctor Steuss** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:01 pm

Blixa wrote:Actually Steuss, I was hoping to reel you in with Limbs and Things. I just wish those simulators weren't so expensive...

I'm tempted to get a Clinical Male Pelvic Trainer. Of course, I would use it for evil.

Maybe some strap-on breasts are in order.

Perhaps the makers of Limbs and Things should get together with these guys: http://www.neuticles.com/

Post by **_Blixa** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:12 pm

Doctor Steuss wrote:
Blixa wrote:Actually Steuss, I was hoping to reel you in with Limbs and Things. I just wish those simulators weren't so expensive...

I'm tempted to get a Clinical Male Pelvic Trainer. Of course, I would use it for evil.

Maybe some strap-on breasts are in order.

Perhaps the makers of Limbs and Things should get together with these guys: http://www.neuticles.com/

While I approve of pendants, key chain fobs and earrings made of silicon testicular replacements for neutered pets of low self esteem, I balk at the prices.

Post by **_Doctor Steuss** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:18 pm

Blixa wrote:While I approve of pendants, key chain fobs and earrings made of silicon testicular replacements for neutered pets of low self esteem, I balk at the prices.

Indeed. One would think that the law of supply and demand would keep such costs in check. Perhaps the demand for a singular nipple upon a gelatin fleshy mountain is higher than I previously supposed.

I for one will begin saving to get my Alpha female dog a little something for Christmas. I think she deserves the equipment to go with her attitude; or at the very least something to lick.

Post by **_Jersey Girl** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:32 pm

moksha wrote:
Dr. Shades wrote:So, since it appears I'll have to guess, it's a collection of places which local folklore/superstition claim to be portals to Hell--right?

They look to be authentic.

You know, that last image looks strangely like the roadside on I-95 going through the Bronx. I'm so not kidding. Could be Newark which would make a little more sense in context.