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Wikitrivia.net makes trivia questions out of Wikipedia pages. It's a bit rough around the edges, but it does pretty well for not having a magic AI that understands English. Hit reload if you get a question you don't like, or grab the
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posted by tss
on Feb 12, 2009 -
14 comments
Some more Flash Friday Fun! Edmund McMillen, creator of indie platforming physics-based game darling
Gish and
"Experimental game" Aether has a
new game called
Meat Boy, about a chunky block of meat with a face and appendages, he must rescue his girlfriend, Bandaid Girl, from the clutches of the bad guy. To that end, Meat Boy must travel through more than 56 levels spanning four chapters.
posted by Del Far
on Oct 24, 2008 -
8 comments
Yearbook Yourself. Have you ever thumbed through an old yearbook and wondered what you'd look like if you were part of that class? Wonder no more! Try on a 50s beehive hairdo, become a 60s flower child or prepare to join the cast of "That 70s Show".
posted by scalefree
on Aug 18, 2008 -
23 comments
Have you ever pondered just how annoying Mick Hucknall is? and who you might consider to be more annoying than the Simply Red Frontman?
Here's a chance to let off some steam with some bar room style rants about the most irritating celebs doing the circuit. There are some fairly obvious one's
here and
here and some threads that don't do much for Anglo-American relations
here. A nice way to waste a Friday afternoon - provided you're not offended by the language
posted by qwerty155
on Jan 17, 2003 -
9 comments
Sorry to post a shockwave.com link, but
Groove Blender 2 has eaten away almost my whole morning. Drag and drop blocks onto the canvas to create your own grooves- the downloadable version includes many more beats and the option to export your groove, or save it to Shockwaves servers. Anyone know of something else this simple that is simlar but allows you to import others grooves?
posted by TuxHeDoh
on May 29, 2002 -
2 comments