Really Slick Screen Savers - Here are some nice screen savers. Skyrocket is what I'm using now. So pretty.

Here's a pretty good Napoleon Dynamite soundboard. A couple of observations are in order.

1. Decroded or decroted? Either way I don't think it's a real word.
2. When I searched google for "decroded piece of crap," this was the fifth result.
3. Sara loved this movie when she saw it in the theater, which was long before it was as popular as it is now.
4. My lips hurt real bad.
Update:
5. Decroded @ UrbanDictionary.com.
6. Decroded @ pseudodictionary.com.

My brother Mike finally added some pictures to his gallery.

Now in German: Mein Bruder fügte Mike schließlich einige Abbildungen seiner Galerie hinzu.

Now in Dutch: Mijn broer Mike voegde definitief sommige beelden aan zijn galerij toe.

Rally Trophy - Nice work by Aulophobia tracking this flash game down. Build your own slot racing track then race against a computer or human opponent.

(via Sleepless Nights)

I never had an imaginary friend, but if I did I don't think I would sell her on eBay for $0.99.

If some old Jesus toast is worth tens of thousands, then how much would people pay for a Jesus-looking oyster shell? (via Linkfilter)

Bryan Berg: Cardstacker - Wow. The gallery is worth a look. (via Linkfilter)

A new blog: Mare's Mess.

A blog that's surprisingly entertaining.

The World's Oldest Blog.

Could Jon Stewart replace Dan Rather?

The Daily Sucker - From the maker of Web Pages That Suck. A new example of bad web design every day. My newest subscription in Bloglines.

Who is funding the massive campaign to convince people that privatizing Social Security is good?

That's all I've got.

Conservative pundit Armstrong Williams recently admitted to taking money from the President to promote his policies. It's a good thing we have top-notch journalists at CNN's "Crossfire" who can get to the bottom of this and show the public how bad this is. Or maybe they can just lob softballs at him for half an hour and be part of his (and Bush's) damage control. Even the "from the left" guy on Crossfire went easy on him! Jon Stewart is proved right once again.

NEW YORK One day after Tucker Carlson, the co-host of CNN's "Crossfire," made his farewell appearance and two days after the network's new president made the admirable announcement that he would soon kill the program altogether, a television news miracle occurred: even as it staggered through its last steps to the network guillotine, "Crossfire" came up with the worst show in its 23-year history.

This was a half-hour of television so egregious that it makes Jon Stewart's famous pre-election rant seem, if anything, too kind. This time "Crossfire" was not just "hurting America," as Stewart put it, by turning news into a nonsensical gong show. It was unwittingly, or perhaps wittingly, complicit in the cover-up of a scandal. (Read the whole story)

Here's the press release - I'm glad they're going to stop dragging the good name of TechTV through the mud. The two new shows that they're adding will make the network worse than it already is (if that's possible). I've said it before, but now it's official. TechTV is dead.

I haven't listened to it yet, but the old TSS gang got together at Mac Expo and Leo recorded it here. Dan Huard's new site, Scopetech.net, aims to help fill the void that TechTV left.

Emma: Mom! Can you hear me? Mom!?
Danny: Are you talking to her on your phone?
Emma: No. It's soap, silly.