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Everything had a first version: here you can find it! Choose Categories, Archive, or Events from the menu. (2024-11)
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Carpentopod, a remote-control table that walks on 12 legs like some sort of stocky wooden insect. Includes several short videos. (2024-10)
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Fast facts in 150 subjects. Click on the "source" button if you disbelieve any claim. (2016-09)
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A source of serious and humorous stuff in everyday life. (2015-05)
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20 illustrated guides every manly man on earth should know (OK, women, too). (2015-05)
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Collection of downloadable posters depicting graphical explorations of the data that surrounds us. Select "Load more" to view additional posters. (2011-06)
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Just move the mouse around the color wall. (2010-09)
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Blue Ball machine. (2008-01)
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A madhouse of movement. (2007-02)
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Create a spectacular light show with grapes. (2006-11)
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Photos of stuff on cats. Go to "Categories". (2006-10)
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Bumper sticker sayings. (2006-06)
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International Federation of Competitive Eating - contest schedules, winners, and records. At home training, not recommended. (2006-06)
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Your birth date details. (2006-01)
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Who'd have thought there was so much technical knowledge and creativity tied up in shoelaces? (2005-10)
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Lots of entertaining videos, some involving very stupid individuals. (2005-09)
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Read about silly to serious fads that helped change society and create pop cultures from the 1920's to 2000's. (2005-09)
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Morse code translator. (2005-06)
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Browse this artist's unique abstract artwork created through computer programming. Click each image for additional info. (2005-06)
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Movie gallery of actual shredding - from the ordinary but tough, to the surprising. (2005-06)
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Photos from around the world being used to tell time. Click on "view the clock"; also view the gallery. (2005-01)
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Wacky patents, including figures and descriptions. Ever seen any of these contraptions? (2004-09)
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The faces and objects pictured here are carved from the seeds of fruit such as peach, plum, apricot, olive, sweet cherry, wild cherry and even the seed from the dogwood tree. (2004-03)
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