Kristen has introduced us to the captivating game of TextTwist! Play that & other fun games at MSN's Zone.

And, since you'll probably find yourself on an increasing number of Hawaiian-themed websites, why not learn a bit of the Hawaiian language?

And, since you'll probably find yourself on an increasing number of Hawaiian-themed websites, why not learn a bit of the Hawaiian language?

Looking for something new to listen to on your Sunday afternoon? Check out "Kipuka Leo" a (primarily) Hawaiian language show on Honolulu's KTUH { 90.3 FM } that presents classic Hawaiian music. Sundays 3 PM - 6 PM {Hawaiian Time}.

Not to reveal my super-secret location, but look here long enough and you may see me.

Posting will continue to be slow while I'm out-of-town, but in the meantime: Make what you will of this: shopping cart abuse. And of this: adopt a useless blob!

Dan sends us Government-issued readiness instructions (with illustrations) {the real thing} and their interpretation {the fun thing, by Australians}.

Dayan reveals a revolutionary digital recomposition system that removes the annoyances of the "pan & scan" system while also getting rid of those pesky black bars on widescreen transfers: FlikFX!

A fine short film about a reading & writing rodent: The Tale of the Rat That Wrote { I'm putting this up so Dayan will finally leave me alone. }

More St. Patrick's Day fun: { here } { here } { here } and { here }

More St. Patrick's Day fun: { here } { here } { here } and { here }

HAPPY SAINT PATRICK'S DAY!

HAPPY SAINT PATRICK'S DAY!

The Half Bakery: "a communal database of original, fictitious inventions, edited by its users." Inventive, imaginative, and entertaining. Have a visit.

The Half Bakery: "a communal database of original, fictitious inventions, edited by its users." Inventive, imaginative, and entertaining. Have a visit.

Stop the presses! There's a monkey mayor in the UK! Read about his election! Read more about his election! (and see his photo) Read about his sex scandal! Then, read about his place in history! { links from Gish & Dayan }