Behold! The Keeper of Lists presents the top lists of top lists... current offerings include "Top 25 Uses for the Small Intestine," "Top 42 Most Ridiculous Statements Made In Insurance Claims," and "Top 21 Reasons You Put On Pants This Morning"

The latest in a long line of name generators: The Burlesque Name Generator. { these names are mostly for ladies, as I have yet to hear of male burlesque dancing... thankfully. }

The Largehearted Boy is a mini-paradise for music lovers; with news, tracks and insight served up with specials like the Bittorrent Brunch & Daily Downloads. Dig in.

The Hand Collector displays a gallery of people's hands as canvases... for a wide range of artworks. Some are really quite amusing.

Method Soap's Come Clean let's you enter a confession and "wash your hands of it." { That is, if you have the hands of a female hand model. }

Remember those thin, flexible records that used to come in magazines, cereal boxes or such? Now there's a museum for them: The Internet Museum of Flexi/Cardboard/Oddity Records. { The Self-Amplified Skippy is a must-see. It's a record & record player in one, small...

Teenages girls to pay a $900 fine for giving cookies to their neighbor. { If only we could sue the neighbor for being a ...ahem... meany. }

Among other things, Google now has my favorite mapping system: Google Maps

Meet the Mixulator! Sounds, animations and graphic fun all in a little mixer that YOU control with your keyboard.

Forget the stupid iPod* Here's MintyMP3: the fully-functioning MP3 player you can build inside of an Altoids tin. { and, Mini MintyMP3 is on the way... it'll fit inside an Altoids Gum tin. oh la la. } *Yeah, I said it. It's still $250-$400 for dang-near the equivalent...

For the record, this is what a tasmanian devil really sounds like.

Clothing Thursday: The Cotton Factory has vintage-y shirts & such. Not so lame like the Urban Outfitters stuff. KarmaLoop goes even further in the same vein.

I've always loved the concept of Vintage Vandalism {improving upon the painted works one finds in thrift shops}, but these pieces by Driscoll Reid and Andy Sargent are most superb. { ...sadly, they are also "sold." }

Jim has finally found a "____ of the Month Club" that suits his discerning palate: The Bacon of the Month Club

radioSHARK: it's (a kind-of) Tivo for radio! { now, only if this would be built into cars, so I wouldn't have to sit in my carport listening to the end of fascinating radio shows. }

Enjoy a visit to the PixelMuseum