
This Christmas the entire world will mourn the passing of a music/cultural icon, the Godfather of Soul James Brown. He was the hardest working man in showbiz and the ultimate hard-partying performer.
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Britney Spears science diva extraordinairre. This site is riddled with awesome.

CNN.com has the intense investigative insight to cover a story of shocking and far reaching implications. Taco Bell is making customers ill. Interest and concern peaked, I would like to contribute this additional information: Taco Bell has been making customers sick for about 30 years on a ratio approaching 1:1. This estimate could be considered somewhat generous as certain advertising campaigns have literally made 10s of millions feel like vomiting without ever setting foot in a 'restuarant' location. Remember Little Richard?
If you happen to possess the causal honorific of a "twenty-something", you may remember the sheer magnificence and glory that was Saved by the Bell. A daring prankster, a suave schemer, Zach Morris had his finger not only on the pulse of cool, but on the touch tone pad of one of the world's largest mobile cellular devices. Martin Cooper had nothing on Morris.
There is little doubt that Wikipedia is one of the single greatest information resources available on the entire internet. With more information than The Encyclopedia Britannica (and interestingly enough just as accurate), Wikipedia is a community-driven project of the highest caliber. I, sadly, have only made minor contributions to the resource, but others make the project's content growth a personal quest for excellence. Some people just post images of their genitalia in honestly ridiculous quantity (link is just a list of contributions and is sfw). I suppose the pictures for the encyclopedia must come from somewhere, but that is literally the only type of contribution Richiex makes. I find this insanely hilarious. For extra fun times, check out the "Talk" pages associated with some of these topics.



According to Wikipedia Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving in the United States, is historically one of the busiest retail shopping days of the year. Many consider it the "official" beginning to the holiday season. According to me Black Friday is historically the day America starts buying/hording "the good stuff." I went to Wal-Mart. Did you do your share?
Sadly, the phallic marvel that is the AquaPets Dora the Explorer has been removed from mighty Amazon. Suffering a fatal influx of mockery and assault, even the best of intentions could not gain escape velocity from the ensuing shame spiral. The true believer, the devotee, can still purchase SpongeBob and several friends in 'aquatic' form.
This product holds the high distinction of being a momentous, epic blunder. Did no one involved in the lengthy and complex product development process stumble on the realization they were, in fact, creating the world's funniest adult toy??? This is real. Laugh hard.
So apparently, Amazon.com will be offering 1000 Microsoft XBox 360 "Core Systems" for only $100. Yes, for one hundred dollars, you could be the proud owner of a XBox 360 (not an old model, but a new shinier, glowing 360). The Internet is ablaze with rumors regarding this event, which is to occur on Thursday of next week (23rd of November).
Apparently quality of British journalism is greater to such a degree that newspapers and media outlets are able to group teenagers into stereotypical blocks at a magnitude to which American journals have not yet considered, even in the most stodgy and ill-informed of their dreams. This across-the-pond article from the Daily Mail entitled "EMO cult warning for parents" is so utterly ridiculous, I was left theorizing possible facetious authoring. Serious media. Serious entertainment.
This precious little invention has me torn. I face two distinct roads and only one may be traveled. I, unlike Mr. Frost, will, in all probability, eventually choose the road most traveled and stare with gaping mouth at the bizarrely wonderful misapplication of scientific exploration/technology that is the wearable instrument shirt (WIS). Shortly thereafter, my chosen road bears a rapid descent to a low elevation where I (heaven forbid) proceed to mock everything from the product to the wearer. This milestone being our current location in this post, please allow me to make an ass out of myself.Dr Richard Helmer, the creator of WIS: "Our air guitar consists of a wearable sensor interface embedded in a conventional 'shirt' which uses custom software to map gestures with audio samples. [...] It’s an easy-to-use, virtual instrument that allows real-time music making – even by players without significant musical or computing skills. [...] The technology – which is adaptable to almost any kind of apparel – takes clothing beyond its traditional role of protection and fashion into the realms of entertainment."
Your normal t-shirt is made of obsolescence and fail. Mine makes musics and win. I have some dark, foreboding sense that, quite literally at any moment, Apple will "borrow" this technology, "think different", and install iTunes on a more monochrome (perhaps red for AIDS/Bono), sleeker version. Microsoft will consecutively borrow the technology, attempt developing a similar Media Player "enhanced" shirt, and as a result produce a puffy winter jacket with holes in the pockets (not to mention the questionable length of the left sleeve). Creative will also produce a music enabled shirt. The shirt will look like a soiled Hanes mens A-cut "wife-beater" and every recipient child will cry all Christmas morning.

The immense informative power of which the Internet is capable can be difficult to grasp. When this titanic force is harnessed, focused to a central directive, true modern miracles result. Fortunes are made. People are connected. Knowledge flows. Beedogs run wild.

There is rarely an occurrence where a Google image search and random "ass-hattery" resultants do not coincide. This natural flow seems to be inherent to the process, as if foolish, unwanted returns were the point in some sick, yet hilarious Internet game. I applaud such "features", as they present such gifts as the image inspiring this very post.
