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Saturday, May 24, 2008

WTF? Man Admits to having sex with 1,000 cars




Man admits having sex with 1,000 cars
Last Updated: 1:23PM BST 21/05/2008

A man who claims to have had sex with 1,000 cars has defended his "romantic" feelings towards vehicles.

Edward Smith, who lives with his current "girlfriend" – a white Volkswagen Beetle named Vanilla, insisted that he was not "sick" and had no desire to change his ways.

"I appreciate beauty and I go a little bit beyond appreciating the beauty of a car only to the point of what I feel is an expression of love," he said.

"Maybe I'm a little bit off the wall but when I see movies like Herbie and Knight Rider, where cars become loveable, huggable characters it's just wonderful.

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"I'm a romantic. I write poetry about cars, I sing to them and talk to them just like a girlfriend. I know what's in my heart and I have no desire to change."

He added: "I'm not sick and I don't want to hurt anyone, cars are just my preference."

Mr Smith, 57, first had sex with a car at the age of 15, and claims he has never been attracted to women or men.

But his wandering eye has spread beyond cars to other vehicles. He says that his most intense sexual experience was "making love" to the helicopter from 1980s TV hit Airwolf.

As well as Vanilla, he regularly spends time with his other vehicles – a 1973 Opal GT, named Cinnamon, and 1993 Ford Ranger Splash, named Ginger.

Before Vanilla, he had a five-year relationship with Victoria, a 1969 VW Beetle he bought from a family of Jehovah's Witnesses.

But he confesses that many of the cars he has had sex with have belonged to strangers or car showrooms.

His last relationship with a woman was 12 years ago - and he could not bring himself to consummate it, although he did have sex with girls in his younger days.

Mr Smith, from Washington state in the US, kept quiet about his secret fetish for years, but agreed to be interviewed as part of a channel Five documentary into “mechaphilia”. He is shown meeting other enthusiasts at a rally in California

Talking about how his unusual passion developed, Mr Smith said: "It's something that grew as a part of me when I was a kid and I could not shake it.

"I just loved cute cars right from the beginning, but over the years it got stronger once I got into my teenage years and was my first having sexual urges.

"When I turned 13 and the famous Corvette Stingray came about, that car was pure sex and just an incredible machine. I wanted it.

"I didn't fully understand it myself except that I know I'm not hurting anyone and I do not intend to."

He added: "There are moments way out in the middle of nowhere when I see a little car parked and I swear it needs loving.

"There have been certain cars that attracted me and I would wait until night time, creep up to them and just hug and kiss them.

"As far as women go, they never really interested me much. And I'm not gay.”

Mr Smith is now part of a global community of more than 500 “car lovers” brought together by internet forums.

First Flying Penises, Now Fish..


Flying Fish
Quest for every Beard Type
Lady Godiva Rides Again
Lost Parrot Gives Vet His Name and Adress
Naked Mummies Covered after Complaints
10 Private Islands you cant afford to live on
Cross Dressing Picture Gallery
Today's Corpses

NSFW
Sporty One Gallery
Stars Factory
Strange Porn
Stripped Daily
Stud Movie TGP
Stupid Naked People

Math is Your Friend....

Math Is Your Friend, Part 3
Cashier Mankato, MN, USA
Not Always Right
(We were having a sale: 4 bags of liquorish for $12. I ring each bag up individually, and it shows up as $3 a bag.)

Customer: “I don’t want those if they come up to $3 a bag. It said they were 4 for $12.”

Me: “But if you’re buying 4, at $3 a piece, that’s $12.”

Customer: “No, that’s $3 a bag. I want all 4 for $12!”

Me: “Okay…”

A Repository For Bottled Monsters

A Repository for Bottled Monsters
An unofficial blog for the National Museum of Health and Medicine (nee the Army Medical Museum) in Washington, DC. Visit for news about the museum, new projects, musing on the history of medicine and neat pictures.
Bottled Monsters

Pics O'Day:Touchstone's Art


Touchstone Art
Site design and all graphics, unless otherwise noted, are created by and property of .:Touchstone's Art:.. All previously created characters contained ditigal art and advertisments are property of their respective creators and production companies. This includes, but is not limited to, the X-Files, QaF, Veronica Mars, Alias etc. All artistic creations contained on this site are for entertainment purposes only, no monies are being sought or made from said creations. Nor is any infringment on aforementioned companies or characters intended.

Taco "Putting on the Ritz"

Friday, May 23, 2008

Stiff Of the Week-John Derek


Full Name:
John Derek
Original name: Delevan Harris

DOB/DOD:
Birth: Aug. 12, 1926
Death: May 22, 1998
Cause of death: Heart Failure
Burial:
Unknown

Claim To Fame:
was an American Actor, Director and Photographer.He most famous for the women to whom he was married.
His matinee-idol good looks quickly got him supporting roles, most notably as Broderick Crawford's son in All the King's Men (1949), but he also enjoyed leads such as "Nick Romano" in Knock on Any Door (1949) opposite Humphrey Bogart (who told him, "You look great, but kid, that's not enough"), "Brock Mitchell" in Fury at Showdown, and as Robin Hood in Rogues of Sherwood Forest (1950) with Alan Hale.

Perhaps Derek's most memorable film appearance was in a supporting role in the 1956 epic film, as the noble Joshua in The Ten Commandments.

Derek had a minor role as a film director. He directed his fourth wife, Bo Derek, in four movies. The 1990 film Ghosts Can't Do It was his last attempt in the director's chair. He also directed two hit music videos for Shania Twain, "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?" and "Any Man of Mine".

His last three wives seemed to be nearly identical in appearance, especially Linda Evans and Bo Derek. Derek took photos of all three, at different times, for Playboy magazine. He died from cardiovascular disease in Santa Maria, California at the age of 71.

Flying Penises...


Help to pay for high Pet Care Costs
What's Yo Rap name?
100 Celebs Busted For Drugs
10 things you need to know about Coffee
Morning Wood Camo Hat
Water Fountian Rips Womans's Vagina
Flying Penis
Who Died today?
NSFW
Soft Candies
Sonic Erotica
Sparkus Land
Spice For Guys
Splutr
Spooky TGP

Moonlit Road-Ghost Stories and Folklore Of The American South


The Moonlit Road
Ghost stories and strange folktales of the American South, told by the region's most celebrated storytellers.
Ghost stories haunt the moonlit backroads of the American South. Their roots in Southern culture and folklore are deep. Each month, The Moonlit Road brings you these ghost stories and other strange Southern folktales, told by the region's best storytellers.

Nelly vs. Chamillionaire "Turn Up Grillz"

Who Needs Enemies When you have Customers?

Who Needs Enemies When You Have Customers
Retail | Bellingham, WA, USA

Not Always Right
(A customer comes storming in a few days after a sale.)

Customer: “I want to speak to the person who sold me this!”

Me: “Actually, I believe that was me. I remember you.”

Customer: “No, it couldn’t have been you! The girl I spoke with had long hair!”

(I wordlessly take my hair out of the ponytail.)

Customer: “No, she was prettier than you are. I’ll come back tomorrow."

Pics O'Day: Truth Be Told


Truth Be Told
Hidiho and welcome,
Welcome to my very own personal site TRUTH BE TOLD, which is also my artwork portfolio, mostly dedicated to the tv series Buffy, Alias and Angel. If you would like to use something (brushes, textures etc.) please give me credit. If you want to use anything else, please ask me first.

If there is any spelling or grammar mistakes i'm sorry. My native language is german and i didn't studied english since the year 1999. I really try my best. The tutorials and also the fanfiction are written in german. If you're looking for english tutorials take a look at my affiliates list. This site is optimized to internet explorer and 1024*768 pixel.

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Come to the Darkside


HK Will be Japan's Ambassador
Ghost Being Blamed For Car Crashes In The UK
Dead Cat Transformed into Black Diamond
Divers find Gold Toothpick/Ear Wax Spoon over 350 yrs old
Press On Eye Shadow
8 Things Noone Tells you about Marriage
10 Of the World's Deepest Caves
Exposure
Pubic Unibrow
Today's Stiff's
NSFW
Playboy Babes
Desktop Angels
Sexy Athletes
Sexy Fat Boobs
Sexy Granma
Sexy-Models
Sexy Planete

Pics O'Day: Photo Net


Photo Net
Explore millions of images from thousands of photographers.

The Supernatural World Forums


Supernatural World
Forum For all things Supernatural...

Check the pot at the end of the Rainbow

Check The Pot At The End Of The Rainbow
Bank Arizona, USA

Not Always Right
(Customers have been calling in asking for their Economic Stimulus Tax Rebate since the third week in April, even though it wasn’t scheduled to start showing up until the first weekend in May.)

Me: “Thank you for calling, how may I help you?”

Customer: “Yeah, I was wondering if my $600 rebate was in my account yet? My neighbor got his.”

Me: “I’m sorry, it looks like it has not been deposited yet.”

Customer: “Why not? My neighbor got his already.”

Me: “I do apologize, but the IRS has not sent the deposit to your account yet.”

Customer: “Well, why not?”

Me: “I don’t know, sir, but you can call the IRS at 1-866-*** ****, or visit their website. They can tell you when yours is scheduled to be deposited.”

Customer: “Why can’t you just put the money in my account?”

Me: “Because we don’t have it, sir.”

Customer: “Well, after it comes in, I’m changing banks!”

Me: *shakes head*

Genesis vs. Ying Yang Twins vs. Diana Ross "I Can't Drop Upside Down"

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Dumbass Of the Day:Weed For Food


No pot luck for cash-strapped Kiwi
Posted 10 hours 55 minutes ago

A New Zealand man who found himself in a service station queue with no money has attempted to pay for his food with cannabis, the Dominion Post newspaper reported.

Unfortunately he did not get a chance to discover whether the attendant would accept his offer, as the person behind him in the queue was a police officer.

The man's attempt to buy two packets of chocolate and a packet of potato chips to satisfy his "munchies" was caught short when he was arrested.

He must have been hungry, as he failed to notice the police patrol car being filled with petrol, the paper reported.

The 28-year-old mechanic from the small North Island town of Carterton pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis in the Masterton District Court and was remanded for sentencing .


The Sepulcher

Sepulcher
THE SEPULCHER
Looking at Death in a Different Light

For as long as I can remember, cemeteries have been my "church", the place where I can be alone with myself, yet not really alone. My fascination with these "cities of the dead" was a secret I kept well hidden for many years. If you love cemeteries, you may know why. For some bizarre reason, "cemetery" has become synonymous with "corpse" and, by and large, most people fear corpses. Consequently, they also fear cemeteries. Following this convoluted train of thought, if a person actually enjoys cemeteries, that person must also love corpses and must, therefore, be disturbed. Nothing could be farther from the truth.

Webster defines "cemetery" as "a burial ground for the dead." "Burial" is to put (a corpse) in the ground or a vault or into the sea often with ceremony. A corpse is "a dead body, usually a human being." By definition, although connected, cemeteries and corpses are not alike. For anyone who feels they must label what they don't understand, "necrophilia" is an erotic attraction to corpses. "Taphophilia," however, is the love of cemeteries. Two entirely different fixations...er...interests.

Being a genealogist, albeit an amateur one, cemetery research is a vital component of the family tree. When I decided to "publish" a website about genealogy, it was only natural to include a page about cemeteries. As I began searching the Web, I discovered others like myself. People who love cemeteries for their serenity, their beauty, their architectural and historical significance. I had finally found a term for my passion--I am a taphophile.

This page will eventually include family gravestone photos. Until then, I have scoured the Net looking for the best links to other cemetery/grave pages. Also included are articles about the alarming rise in cemetery vandalism and grave desecration. Community leaders and individuals need to take a stand. If something is not done now to protect and preserve cemeteries across the global, valuable indicators of our collective past will be lost forever.

Nobody Knows, Nobody Cares...

Nobody Knows, Nobody Cares
Airport San Francisco, CA, USA

Not Always Right
(This happened at the San Francisco airport, which after 9/11 had long lines at the ticket counter. After waiting a really long time, I was next to be helped when out of nowhere this man steps in front of me.)

Ticket-person: “I’m sorry sir, you’ll have to go to the back of the line.”

Man: “I don’t have time to go to the back of the line!”

Ticket-person: “I’m very sorry, but you’ll have to go to the back like everyone else.”

Man: “Don’t you know who I am? DON’T YOU KNOW WHO I AM?!!”

Ticket-person: *reaches for microphone* “Excuse me ladies and gentlemen, we have an individual at the counter who doesn’t know who he is. If you recognize him, please step forward.”

Man (loudly): “F**K YOU!”

(We were all standing, so she got a standing ovation.)

Pic's O'Day: Faber Gravestone Collection


The Farber Gravestone Collection
The Farber Gravestone Collection is an unusual resource containing over 13,500 images documenting the sculpture on more than 9,000 gravestones, most of which were made prior to 1800. The late Daniel Farber of Worcester, Massachusetts, and his wife, Jessie Lie Farber, were responsible for the largest portion of the collection. Others whose work is incorporated into the collection include Harriette Merrifield Forbes, who worked in the 1920s mainly in Massachusetts, and Dr. Ernest Caulfield, who documented Connecticut grave markers.

These early stones are both a significant form of artistic creation and precious records of biographical information, now subject to vandalism and to deterioration from the environment. The data accompanying the photographs include the name and death date of the deceased, the location of the stone, and information concerning the stone material, the iconography, the inscription, and (when known) the carver. Some carvers whose work is known but who have not been identified by name are entered by stylistic groupings, rather than by name. Carver attribution is a young and healthy area of research in a constant state of flux. In addition to the Farbers, others who worked to make this project a reality include Henry Lie, Dr. Ernest Caulfield, and Laurel Gabel.

Beastie Boys Vs.Girls Aloud"Beastie's Long hot Summer"

THAT is Distrubing....Really...


Guy Outruns Giant Lego Boulder,Indiana Style
Hemp Powered Cars
Brittlestar City Revealed
WTF? Bikini Waxing For 11 yrs
Lifelock ID Theft Company Being Sued For Defrauding Customers
Vintage Japanese Robot Gallery
Weird America Car Hunt
Today's Stiff's

NSFW
Sexual Blondes
Sex Blog Demon
Sex Grannies
Sex Maxx
Sexoteric
Sex Tracker
Sexy Desktop Girls
Sexy-Photos

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Teenage Boys & Smutty Mags? You Dont Say!

Teenage Boys And Smutty Mags? You Don’t Say!
Pharmacy Columbus, OH, USA

Not Always Right
Angry Old Woman: “Excuse me! I am very upset because you sold my young grandson pornography!”

Me: “I’m sorry, ma’am, but we don’t sell pornography.”

Angry Old Woman: “Get me the manager now!”

Manager: “What seems to be the problem, ma’am?”

Angry Old Woman: “Your pervert cashier sold my grandson pornography!”

Manager: “Are you sure about that? We don’t sell anything like that here.”

Angry Old Woman: “Do you think I’m stupid? I saw it with my own eyes! It had naked women and he told me he bought it here with no problem!”

Manager: “Could you show me on the shelf what it was?”

(She goes over to the magazines, and points at Maxim.)

Angry Old Woman: “It was this one! See right here! Where any child could see!”

Manager: “Ma’am, this magazine is not pornography. Granted, the women are scantily clad in a few pictures but they aren’t naked and there is no age restriction on its sale.”

Angry Old Woman: “I know pornography when I see it, and this is very offensive. How could you sell it to young children?”

Manager: “Well, actually our store policy dictates that we won’t sell this to a young child even though it is still legal. How old is your grandson?”

Angry Old Woman: “He’s only sixteen!”

Manager: *rolls eyes* “I don’t want to offend your moral beliefs, Ma’am, but if your sixteen year old grandson wants to look at women in bikinis there is no force on earth that is going to stop it, seriously.”

Angry Old Woman: “The power of Jesus can stop it! The power of Christ should compel you to remove this magazine from your shelves!”

Manager: “Right…real quick, ma’am, before I get back to work, can I ask you a question? Does your grandson have internet access?”

Angry Old Woman: “What does that have to do with anything?”

Manager: “A lot, and I think that the power of Christ should compel you to learn how to look up his browser history. Have a good day.”

Pregnancy 101


Stupid Creatures
Presidental Pooch
Robot House
Ugly Dogs
Mango Madness
Pregnancy 101
Woman with 15 inch Waist
Whose Dead?

NSFW
Search Big Tits
Ass Parade
Search Vids
Secretary Galleries
Sex Or Not
Sex Valley

Pics O'Day: Pop Cult Magazine


Pop Cult Magazine

Some Cool Pics from the Site:

Find A Death



Find A Death

Hello, Death Hags.

Welcome to Findadeath.com.

So you want to know where this nonsense comes from?

I've been interested in death since I was a tyke. My mother recalls taking me to a funeral of a young family member when I was 3 years old. On their way to the grave site, I noticed the tent set up, and asked, "Mom, are we going to the circus?" I suppose in a way, we were.

Growing up in Detroit, I lived on one of the most dangerous intersections in the city. Fatal accidents were normal. There was a family ritual - when we were jarred awake from our slumber by that horrible noise of a car accident. One would call the police, one would grab the towels, etc. One night while I was asleep, a car hit a lamp post in front of our house. I heard the sound of slamming brakes, the impact, and the live wires of a fallen street light zapping away. I got out of bed, looked out the window, yawned, and returned to bed. You get the idea.

The first celebrity deaths of any real recollection to me were Martin Luther King and Janis Joplin. When Florence Ballard of the Supremes passed away in 1976, I became obsessed.

A habit I started when I was young, was to thumb directly to the end of any biography, to find out how and where they died. If there were photos - even better. I could (and still can) stare for hours at that photo of Marilyn's body being removed from her Brentwood home in a body bag. At the same time, I also discovered the joy of cemeteries. When I was a Boy Scout I would ditch organized hikes, to explore a new grave yard.

Eventually, I tired of circling the bowl of Detroit, and made my way to Chicago, where I started my company, Dearly Departed, specializing in dead celebrity memorabilia. Key chains, T-shirts, etc, adorned with tombstone photographs. It was also then that I became fanatic about tracking down my favorite celebrity graves. It was natural that I hooked up with Greg Smith, and his famous Grave Line Tours, in Hollywood. With a smile on my face, I quit my law firm job, loaded up the truck and moved to Beverly, on my own dime - a month after the Northridge earthquake. Perfect timing.

One of the first things I changed at Grave Line Tours, was the rule to wait five years until after someone died before adding them to the tour. My thought is: we bring people to the news. I brought the company from near bankruptcy, to success - appearing on such shows as 20/20, Entertainment Tonight, and with a little help from O.J. Simpson, CNN. Of course, with success comes nonsense, and I left.

Just before my liberation from Grave Line, I fell in love (this was 1996) and moved to the UK. Because of my immigration status, I was unable to leave for about a year and a half after Princess Diana died. It drove me nuts not being able to travel the short distance to Paris to see the tunnel. As you can see by the photograph below, I made it. Within minutes of getting my status from the government, there was me, straight (well…) to the pillar. When I got there, and I touched the exact spot where the Diana's Mercedes hit the post, I felt really strange - awe-struck. I kept thinking, "All that drama - the event of Diana's death - the world's reaction - it all started right here."
That's what gave me the idea to start Findadeath.com: To assemble the stories of people's deaths, with photographs. I get a lot of flack for this, but obviously it hits the right nerve, because there are about 11,000 of you a day visiting this site. I also get a lot of heat for interjecting comments and opinions. My response to that? Get your own website and do it yourself. I did. Am I being disrespectful? Maybe. What this all boils down to: If you don't want the attention, don't get famous. Period.

In my research, I have visited hundreds of final breath locations, and documented them in detail. Along the way, I have managed to acquire a tastelessly wonderful collection of articles including an oil painting done by convicted serial killer John Wayne Gacy, a piece of the Hindenburg, bricks from fireplace which witnessed the famous Manson Murders, a piece of John Denver's airplane, and many more.

Through Findadeath.com, I have become a person people come to chronicle the last hours of celebrities lives. I'm lucky enough to be a weekly guest on the Leeza Gibbons syndicated radio show, Hollywood Confidential, and have appeared on Access Hollywood, The Girls Next Door, E! 20 Most Horrifying Hollywood Murders, E! 20 Acts of Love Gone Wrong, the Real Wild Child on BBC Radio 2 series, focusing on Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Hank Williams. I was a 2 hour guest on David Quantick's radio show for Resonance FM in London, Ghostly Graves for the Travel Channel, and Living Legends for the Discovery Channel. Death by Excess and Dead Famous in the UK.

I was to be featured on VH-1's Totally Obsessed show, but they wouldn't let me mention Findadeath, and well, I have a hard enough time getting people to take me seriously with credentials, so I blew it off.

A huge accomplishment for me was the publication of my book Rocky Horror, From Concept to Cult, a collection of interviews from the cast and crew of The Rocky Horror Show, and Rocky Horror Picture Show. Other publications I have made credited contributions to include Bizarre magazine, Guitar World magazine, In Los Angeles Magazine, Funeral Director Monthly, and the books Revolution - the True Story of The White Album, True Stories of Law & Order, The Munsters: A Trip Down Mockingbird Lane, Here’s Johnny (Carson), Hollywood Haunted, Brady Mania, Here on Gilligan’s Isle, Cooking in Oz , The Munchkins of Oz, The Addams Family Chronicles, Marilyn Monroe Dyed Here, Elvis Passed Here, It’s a Wonderful Life – A Memory Book, the 25th Anniversary Edition of Helter Skelter (the true story of the Manson murders), Celebrity Death Certificates 1 and 2, One Fine Stooge - Larry Fine's Frizzy Life in Pictures, and the biography of Sojourner Truth.


Biggest moments?

Being named in the Supreme Court as the worst case scenario for what can happen to you when you die.

Being tabloid fodder.

Being a question in a trivia game (how cool!).

Dean Martin buying me a beer.

Having my own snazzy niche at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, with my neighbor being Larry Tate from Bewitched. (Thanks Gary and Nancy for christening it for me!)

Findadeath.com has been around since Spring of 1999, and it is consistently looked upon as a good resource for death information. Findadeath cannot exist without the help of others, and if there are any notorious locations that you have photographed, or if you are planning a vacation somewhere and fancy a bit of "alternative tourism," drop me a line. I have hundreds of locations that I'd like photographs of, and, to quote Sandra Bernhard, "Without you, I'm nothing."

Peter Gabriel Vs.Gorillaz "Big time Dare"

Monday, May 19, 2008

Post Secret Picks Of The Week

Post Secrets
My Picks from Postsecrets of the Week:


Dumb People Of the Day: Thank you Dr.Frankenstien

Thank You, Dr. Frankenstein
Drug Store Orlando, FL, USA

Not Always Right

(I was helping a regular customer who had wandered in–as he did daily–from the nursing home across the street.)

Old Man: “You’re working again?”

Me: “Yes, every day.”

Old Man: “You know what? Every time I see you, there’s a big smile on your face.”

Me: “What can I say, I love my job.”

Old Man: “Yes, you have a wonderful smile. You’ll make a good looking corpse.”

Me: “…”

(He got a wide berth after that.)

WTF? Divorce Over Cat Wedding?





Cat nuptials at heart of owners’ divorce case
Print May 16, 2008


Egypt — An Egyptian woman filed for divorce after her husband refused to pay for the wedding of her favorite cat in a five-star hotel, national media said on Wednesday.

The young woman, named only as Khadiga, had begged her husband, some 50 years her senior, to pay for her cat’s wedding. Her husband refused and Khadiga filed for divorce.

However, in court, her husband said he would agree to a divorce, but his last present to his wife would be a wedding for her cat, albeit one in a less expensive hotel owned by his friend.

The woman promptly forgave her husband and called off divorce proceedings. The cat is now preparing to be wed.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the most expensive cat wedding took place at a disco in Thailand. The owner of a very pampered cat paid more than $16,000 to organize the event.

Rum and Coca Cola...


Beer For Dogs
15 Ways You'll Probably Die
Solar Bras
Music Bounce Online Game
Rejection Hotline
Monday's Deaths
The Celluloid Closet

NSFW
Reality Skin
Thumb Erotic
Really Fat Girls
Red Head Mania
Retro & Vintage
Retro Fap
Retro Kitten

Steve's Dead Rock Stars


Steve's Dead Rock Stars
This page is my memorial to the many great musicians who have blessed us with their gift.
Sadly, many left the party early.
Fortunately, the music lives on!
** REST IN PEACE **
I am always open for suggestions; use the link on the contact page if you'd like to send an e-mail.
I don't have the resources to include a memorial for every lost artist, but I do try to include as many as possible. Not everyone on the list is necessarily a rock star. People who've made significant contributions to popular music, including pioneers, songwriters, concert promoters, and others are also included.

GNR "Welcome to the Jungle"

Pics O'Day: Square America

Square America
A gallery of vintage snapshots & vernacular photography


Square America
Square America is a site dedicated to preserving and displaying vintage snapshots from the first 3/4s of the 20th Century. Not only do these photographs contain a wealth of primary source information on how life was lived they also constitute a shadow history of photography, one too often ignored by museums and art galleries. Or at least that's what I tell people- more accurately, the site is a catalog of my obsession with vintage photographs. For the last eight years or so I've spent countless hours digging through boxes of old snapshots at flea markets (mostly here in Chicago and in NYC) and too much money buying photos on eBay. The site is my attempt to create some kind of organizational framework, however idiosyncratic, for the sprawling mess my collecting has created. More importantly, now that the site is up I can tell people that I'm a curator rather than a collector.

I should note that, in spite of the title, not all of the photos are square, nor are they all American. While I do have a special fondness for the 3.5x3.5 square snapshots of the 50s and 60s, that is by no means all I collect. I should also note that I never doctor any of the photographs I post (no photoshop or creative cropping).

Currently Square America represents only a small fraction of my collection so I'll be updating the site regularly- check the What's New section for updates as to what has been added. I hope to add a new show every month or so. I'll also be tweaking the design of the site as I go along (as you can probably tell I don't have much experience in web design) trying to make it easier to navigate etc...

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Shadowlands's Haunted Places


Haunted Places
We created this page to help answer the numerous questions we get regarding local hauntings and ghosts. It is a state by state, country by country listing of haunted places. This page requires your help to grow. If you know of a haunted place that is not listed , please read the info below on how to add a place and submit it, thank you and enjoy the page. With your help, this can be one of the largest listings of haunted places on the net. It already has 1000's of haunted sites listed. We can't guarantee that all of the places that are listed are haunted. We.re sure that some of these are just local legends and folklore, but often these legends do spring out of past events. They are many places that the legend concerning it may be wrong, but the place still may be haunted.

Never Trespass on any of these locations!!! Always get permission to enter abandon or private property. If you want to visit any of these locations please read this first.

IMPORTANT- I don't recommend that untrained people conduct ghost hunts, try finding a local group to go with or read a book about it before you attempt your own.

Pics O'Day:Radiology Picture Of the Day

Radiology Picture of the Day
A new medical image daily, with a brief description


Radiology Picture Of The Day
Appendicitis

Cyndi Lauper "Goonies R Good Enough"

My Hair Will Grow Back...I Promise


10 Best Named Beers
Tatuagemdaboa-Write your last name on the top line, your first on the second line and leave the others blank.
Then click visualizer,FUNNY as Hell

See Through Tires
Amazon Sells Uranium Ore
L.A. plans to Recycle Waste Water into Drinking Water
Computer Generated Fire & Water
Alien Slayer 3D
Wanna Know Who Croaked today?

NSFW
Weird Gals
Porno Tube
Jamie's Galleries
Webgoggles
Vintage Wetlook
Vintage Spank