So you two have been playing in the leaf-mounds today, am I right?
May 3, 2007 on 12:01 am | No CommentsCategories: Uncategorized
Tags: books-with-moustaches, driving-rodents, mice-in-cars, odd, science, scientifically-curious-penguins, talking-books, tv-in-japan, velcro
I love Pythagoras Switch. Not just because it’s nutty Japanese TV, but for the awesome intro kinematic contraptions.
This episode may well be best watched on hallucinogenic drugs. Not that you’ll need them.
Via TV In Japan.
TV Zen: Trisha Goddard
January 19, 2007 on 1:09 am | No CommentsCategories: TV & movies, funny, odd
Tags: chat-shows, funny, insult, odd, trisha-goddard, tv, TV & movies, zen
Who ever said chat shows were judgemental?
For those who aren’t aware, Trisha Goddard (on the right) is the self-appointed saviour of humanity, casting aspersions on all and sundry who venture into her daytime TV fiefdom.
Captured 14th December 2006
Pages of obsessive diarist
December 6, 2006 on 2:09 am | No CommentsCategories: odd
Tags: odd
This is a fascinating story - you can almost see Christian Bale queuing up to play this guy in a movie.
Mark Frauenfelder:
From 1972 until 1996, Robert Shields of Dayton, Washington, kept a minute by minute diary of everything he did. He wrote 35 million words before he was stopped by a stroke. Link (Via Neatorama)(Via BoingBoing).
del.icio.us will eat itself
November 30, 2006 on 3:06 am | No CommentsCategories: del.icio.us, odd, social networking
Tags: del.icio.us, odd, social networking

I’ve been doing a bit of work using del.icio.us as a data provider so this post by Jason Kottke made me chuckle.
Besides, recursion is just cool.
People who have bookmarked del.icio.us on del.icio.us.
People who have bookmarked the people who have bookmarked del.icio.us on del.icio.us.
Ed. note: At this point, the del.icio.us web server started singing “Daisy, Daisy” and soon after, Skynet achieved consciousness.
(Via kottke.org).
to-to-to-to-toppings-zu
November 22, 2006 on 2:53 pm | 5 CommentsCategories: TV & movies, funny, odd
Tags: funny, odd, TV & movies
More TV In Japan madness. What does one pizza slice say to the other pizza slice? Why…
“Sun, hi! Pi pi pi pi pizza recun do, to to to to toppingts-zu”.
…of course!
There seems to be some romantic dialogue going on here between the boy pizza slice and the girl pizza slice. If anyone can explain this, please let me know, for pizza’s sake…
Animated Pizza Toppings Dance. Crust Goes Crazy.:
This is how you personify the feeling of those that are asked to take part in pizza. Through animation. Dancing, singing animation. And a twisty, yeasty ending. On TV. In Japan.
Thanks to TViJ reader Hamed for the tip!
(Via TV in Japan).
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