What I love about Kuro5hin is that one minute you're reading about computers and other related geek stuff; the next minute you're reading about how to make
sourdough bread or mead. Mmmmm. Food and computers.

The Internet Bookmobile. Coming to a neighborhood near you. Get your bookmarks ready.

An oldie but goodie:

50 Works of Literature We Could Do Without. The list leaves out my pet peeve: The Great Gatsby. Pu-lease. If it hasn't been read by now, forget it. Time's up. Move on to something else.

DJ Fu Wax Attack: Fantastic online game where you, you guessed it, become a DJ who collects records, beats up dudes, and scores points mixing.

Ok. No toilet stories or food blogs for a bit...instead, something serious: Peer-to-Peer: the Collective, Collaborative and Liberated Memory of Sound, an essay I came across on the Nettime discussion list.

Whether cooking or doing that, er, other thing...you gotta have the Web nearby. I need 'em both. Which to buy first?

Typically, we see lots of links here to blogs on video games, hypertext, teaching, etc. But what we don't see are links to food blogs. I've come across this fantastic group of blogs devoted to food. Try What We Ate, In My Kitchen, The Making of a Restaurant, and Get in My Belly. Next up: Beer weblogs.

Two posts in a row! Man, am I cooking.
31 Flavors of Blog. Read 'em and weep.

Yeah, I know. This blog (or bunch of blogs) has stuff about the war. But I really dig each site's design and hey, they have "weird" in the title. That's enough for me.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a war going on and all that. But come on folks! My blog reading is seriously suffering! All the quirky, far out stuff I love to read and then share with you all, gentle readers, is not surfacing. I'm making this clear once and for all: bloggers, stop talking about the dang war and start supporting my reading needs! Back in the day, some blogs were worth reading. Let's go people. Here I am, entertain me.