Friday, September 19, 2003

Sentimental Journey. Jesus Green, Cambridge, UK. Via the impressive American Invisible, Inc. 10:15:44 PM     |

Repeat/Update. [2.5.2003] The old link with Tony and George having fun is no longer working, so here's a new one. Might be an old one, but enjoy (8.3 MB Quicktime). Gay Bar. Oh, this is so brilliant. A music-videoclip featuring George and Tony. "YOU - I wanna take you to a GAY BAR!! Let's start a nuclear war - at a GAY BAR!!!" I haven't seen anything better for ages. Watch it, please do. It's hilarious. Available in Flash6 or Quicktime. "I've got something to put in you..." Thanks Michael, via Email. 9:39:08 PM     |

A Repeat. [5.5.2003] Well, all of those links still exist - so enjoy. Have a car. Finally- I found all the cars of Spirou and Fantasio. Oh, those toys... My link to the Turbot Traction and all the other toys doesn't seem to work anymore - can anyone confirm? Another French company out of business? Hope not. They had the Zorglumobil, or the Zyklopter, as it's in German. In large scale. Really big. I want one of those. 9:19:32 PM     |

May I? Remind my dear readers of the IT&W shop? My fabulous sticker? If only one of you orders 100 'I have been blogged' coffee mugs or T-shirts per day then I'm sorted. So is Majo. Now c'mon and order some t-shirts...pleeeze... at least a 100. Ok, 50. 20? On a daily basis? 20. At least. But the thing on the left is still available as a free download for all your blogging purposes. 6:01:31 PM     |

Slits. New at The Bunker: Clipped video clips of The Slits with Earthbeat, Talking Heads with Take Me to The River, Teardrop Explodes, Sweet (Wig Wam Bam!) and many more. Enjoy. 4:20:29 PM     |

In High Spirits. The Absinthe Guide with history, pictures and a reproduction of a Pernod Fils Catalogue from 1896. Fab. Inspired by Michelle, who blogged another Absinthe link. Hic. 9:55:30 AM     |

Heads. Décolleté is the Severed Head Gallery. Not as gory as it sounds. Quite interesting actually. 9:03:14 AM     |

The Art of Calculating. Everything about The Abacus: Construction & Anatomy; History; Java-Applets; Photos. And a complete manual is here. In 1946, a contest was held in Tokyo, that pitted an abacus against an electric calculator; the abacus won, of course. 8:36:15 AM     |