"I wanted to see how much intel you could gather from a person just by lurking on a social networking site. I [also] wanted to see who was most susceptible to clicking. I wanted to see how fast this thing would propagate. One of the things I found was that MIT and St. Paul's [prep school] were very cliquey. If they don't remember seeing you, they are not going to click. You had less of a chance of penetrating those groups than the actual intel and security communities."

"Now, I love jokes that tackle the difficult subject of stereotypes as much as the next person but I spied an interesting footer after the final joke: “SEND THIS TO SMART WOMEN WHO NEED A LAUGH AND TO MEN YOU THINK CAN HANDLE IT !!!”. I decided to test her sense of humour and see what she could “handle” by responding with the following..."

"An encryption package that creates an encrypted file which can be decrypted to different plaintexts depending on which decryption key is used."

"I'm sure that someone's already written this list, so I'll probably go google after I've posted this one, but I've been thinking about running some modern Call of Cthulhu. In turn, that got me thinking about why Cthulhu isn't much like some other games -

The website of Manchester based net/community radio program The Miss Jinny Show.

A Matt and a Dave.

A Leila.

Justin's Star Trek plot generator. Had me in stitches.

"This is an attempt at a collaboratively created guide to the history of alternative musics in Dundee, before everyone forgets it."

"5. Act friendly. We think we act because of the way we feel, but often we feel because of the way we act. So act the way you want to feel. This is uncannily effective—just try it." Existential!

"glitchkrieg did 2 hours of cardio a day training to make this picture."

Foofoo's June 2006 Implant gallery.

Foofoo's Infest 2006 photo gallery.

The #barkingsnails 'I have met' flowchart.

Contemporary version of the Edgar Allan Poe poem "The Raven" staring Teresa and Stew.