Brule’s Rules: Smelly Body Parts?
Expletive Infixation (wikipedia)
Expletive infixation is a process by which an expletive or profanity is inserted into a word, usually for intensification. It is similar to tmesis, but not all instances are covered by the usual definition of tmesis because the words are not necessarily compounds.
How is Babby Formed: The Dramatic Reading by Animated Cavemen of a Nearly Intelligible Yahoo! Answer
I wasn’t going to post this because I was afraid everyone had seen it, but here it is because I continue to laugh.
Take this innocently-yet-troublingly-worded question posed and answered at Yahoo! Answers, run it through the Something Awful Flash Dramatizor, and out comes THIS THING CLICK RIGHT HERE.
via Aaron
Big & Simple Ideas
There are two types of Internet startups….
- Those that invent new technology.
- Those that invent new cultures.
Google is an awesome example of #1. Tumblr is a fantastic example of #2.
Tumblr does very little that is ‘new’, and everything it does was already possible (and presumably still easy to replicate). However, it pulls together familiar things in such a controlled way, that a culture has sprung up around it that is NOT easy for a would-be clone to duplicate.
The point is, if you have an idea for a startup, a website, or a different way of doing things, it doesn’t have to be complicated, radical, or “mind blowing”.
It can be simple if it’s well-executed and creates new, interesting ways for people to interact.
— doink — numenity“Everyone has a story to tell.
Got fed up with myself so now I sit at the coffee house, where I can dick around on the Internet without any distraction.
UPDATE (v2): I’ve relocated my lazy ass to the coffee house, where nothing can distract me from dicking around on the Internet. (ed. - Take a breath first next time, Longfellow.)
Realtime 3D stylist in Japanese
