Operation Global Media Domination: the rear view

TIAWell and here I was, thinking OGMD wasn’t going too well today. Then I checked the stats.

Not only have I gotten the linkie luv from Liberty Forum, but I’ve also been linked to by nastyfuckingporn.com. May I note as well that this has resulted in a $5 increase in my Pingoat Blog Worth.

My mother would be so proud!

No: you don’t know my mother. She would be!

Operation Global Media Domination: the temptation situation

Have I ever explained just how difficult it is to maintain the care and feeding of a decent blog while actually working?

Hell to the No! How would I know, right?

But it is. Found out today. Wish me luck feeding the beast, as they say in the White House, now that I actually have, like, “work” and stuff to do.

Meantime, just because it was good for 37 comments last time, let’s have a piccie from my new favoritest movie!

11/5

quote o’ the day: Frank Zappa on TWAT

Power to the popovers, man

Frank Zappa said:

Could I make a comment about National Defense: the biggest threat to America today is not communism. It’s moving America toward a fascist theocracy. And everything that’s happened under the Reagan Administration is steering us right down that pipe.

from Little Green Footballs Watch

hyperbole o’ the day: Fark it out, bitch!

You really do have to admire the Farkers. If it were not for the divine glory that pours from their keyboards, would anyone ever have looked at this?

The worst imaginable cover of Europe’s The Final Countdown – this makes you pray for nuclear armageddon just to burn the tears of laughter off your face. I’m not kidding.

And seriously, he was not kidding.

how to build a honey trap for virgins

Does Google know their shit or what? These guys have demographics down to a scary science.

Here is their engineer-enticing display from a recent Star Trek convention.

E3!

Google duplicated the bridge of the fictional Starship Enterprise and embarked on a mission in Las Vegas to recruit engineers, at a gathering of cultish Star Trek devotees.

More than 10,000 fans of the Star Trek franchise that began with a television series debut in September of 1966 were expected by organisers to make pilgrimages to the official annual convention at the Las Vegas Hilton.

Oh yeah, this probably marks the only opportunity these guys will ever have to get inside a Hilton.