My new theme song, yo

I was not going to post until I had pictures to show off of my new house, but something so extraordinary has appeared I felt I must share. If you know me at all, you will fully understand this link. You will understand why I'm going to buy it as soon as it is available. You'll understand why it will be my new cell ring tone. If you can suffer through youtube for a video, see my new love here: White and Nerdy

There's a song it parodies that none of you will probably know, "Riding Dirty," which I strongly dislike. But this? This ROCKS. Fear me.

Also? It has Seth Green. My nerd meter? BROKEN.


Other, far less cool links:

Top Ten Games of 1988 - How many did you play? I have played 6.

Wacky research regarding our emotional attachment or repulsion to/from items

The same researcher is also involved in this article, explaining we are hard wired for religion.

Want to build something new and need design ideas? Dump a few tons of legos in the lot next door.

And now for the sappy - Think college football players are just around for the game? Think again. This guy is raising his little brother and playing college ball.

The seven deadly sins of corporate email. Uh, yeah, I'm gonna need you to put a cover sheet on the TPS report...

"From the attic came an unearthly howl. The whole scene had an eerie, surreal quality, like when you're on vacation in another city and "Jeopardy" comes on at 7 p.m. instead of 7:30. " Or, The Worst Analogies Ever Written in a High School Essay

Keep out! How to keep the future away from our waste.

Nice story on the Civil Air Patrol. Talks about our efforts on 9/11.

CNET review of amazon.com's unbox video tool thing

Top 100 PC games so far this century.

Top 10 Must Have gadgets

Saddam wants to "crush our heads." Wasn't that in a crazy show? Is he going to hold up his thumb and forefinger and squish us?

ON Feb. 7, 2005, I became a member of the Bush/Halliburton/Zionist/CIA/New World Order/Illuminati conspiracy for world domination. That day, Popular Mechanics, the magazine I edit, hit newsstands with a story debunking 9/11 conspiracy theories. Within hours, the online community of 9/11 conspiracy buffs - which calls itself the "9/11 Truth Movement" - was aflame with wild fantasies about me, my staff and the article we had published. Conspiracy Web sites labeled Popular Mechanics a "CIA front organization" and compared us to Nazis and war criminals. Here Comes the Science!

More Sappy! Did you know Superman and his wife were making an animated movie before they died?

And now for some more videos:

Ever imagine a depth charge in a bathtub? These guys have. Let's see what happens when we mix alkali metal with water!

Thermite, anyone?

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