Recreate the opening theme of Game of Thrones in 8-bit style with this scrollable map of Westeros. Click through for full version, with music.
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The Walking Dead Meets Congress
18 Zoo Animals that Went in for Portraits
It's picture day at the Zoo, and that's right: no one forgot and needed to use that plastic comb they give you just in case you do. You can buy these as prints as well here.
View the Gallery ▶The Troll: Cheese, Bees, and Same-Sex Marriage
Ken M is an internet commenter who brings a uniquely moronic perspective to the issues of the day. Fueled by a winning combination of ignorance and confidence, Ken's insights range from the painfully dumb to the soul-crushingly stupid.
What Kind of Beer Drinker Are You?
The Brutally Honest Restaurant Tip Calculator
Lance Bass Asked Topanga of Boy Meets World to Prom in the 90's
17 Pictures of "Darth Vadering"
Here's a new meme based on Darth Vader's infamous choke hold. That's right – a Star Wars-related thing on the INTERNET. Now we've officially seen everything.
View the Gallery ▶Idiotech: Prank Calls, Skype, & the Death of Google Reader
My dad had just created a Skype account and was excited about being able to talk to me on it. After, speaking to him on the phone I added him. 15 minutes later he still hadn't appeared online. I received a call from him half an hour later, telling me he had forgotten his password so had requested a new one to be sent to his hotmail address. Unfortunately, he had now also forgotten the password to his hotmail.
- Anonymous
My Dad claims that if I delete him from facebook he'd shut down our internet. Once I didn't update my status for 2 weeks and he claimed that i deleted him so he shut down our internet for a week.
- Anonymous
BRING IN THE CATS!
If you're going to pass along just one thing to a friend today, please let that thing be BRING IN THE CATS (dot com) …click the picture to embark upon THE BEST THING:
Creator Dirk Dirk deftly employs the Baltimore club track Bring in the Katz by KW Griff, and is an avid single serving site maker. Check out his portfolio at dirkdirk.com, which is complete with equally simple-yet-genius projects.
