High school humor
I keep a folder of bookmarks filled with pages I intend to mention at some point on this blog, because they’re just so funny or otherwise worthwhile to read. But the last time I ever drew from the “Blog About…” folder was over a year ago; since then, its growth has closely paralleled that of the National Debt. The 182 bookmarks stand as a rustic testament to my penchant for procrastination, and that’s just the ones I didn’t lose when switching to the Mac. Though many of those links are now dead, no longer interesting, or covered copiously elsewhere, I’m still going to post the interesting ones.
Well, maybe later. Instead, I thought it’d be fun to share a few of my oldest “good read” bookmarks. Here are some of the webpages I added to the “Humor” folder back in high school, sorted by date bookmarked. Seriously: it’s not every year you find this kind of brilliance on Digg or Reddit:
- Steve, Don't Eat It! – 1991 Urkel-Os (bookmarked June 23rd, 2005)
- Under Construction (June 22nd, 2005) – guilty
- The Onion 2056 (June 22nd, 2005)
- Big Fat Institute for Advanced Interactive Experiences (April 11th, 2005) – based in Cincinnati
- The Credit Card Prank (April 1st, 2005)
- PodBrix (February 27th, 2005) – Legos, except not
- Taste for the Web (February 8th, 2005) – a parody of Paul Graham
- Postal Experiments (January 21st, 2005)
- “Oh my god! There’s an axe in my head.” (September 22nd, 2004) – in 112 languages
- BlueScreen Screen Saver (August 28th, 2004) – free from Microsoft
- win98.c (February 14th, 2004)
- Case Western Reserve University, circa
20001900 (September 2nd,20031903) – background - Laws of Japanese Animation (September 27th, 2002)