So YOU might think you own the ugliest Christmas tree in the entire universe?

Well it turns out that YOU are wrong! Check out the following tree:

My badass Dalek christmas tree (through boingboing)

Guy destroying his tv with a wiimote.

Boingboing has the following very funny article:

Got an old pair of shoes lying around, waiting to be used in a ritual gesture of disrespect? Send ‘em to the GW Bush liberry so they can put them on the My Pet Goat shelf.

Link.

BongBoing today posted a link to a game called “I made this, you play this, we are enemies”

I don’t know that I’ve ever seen any computer art quite as — I’m sorry, there’s no other way of putting this — as fucked up as “I made this, you play this, we are enemies,” a Flash game that really strongly resembles the unmistakable bonkerosity of the complicated sketches left behind the crazy people who used to sit at their own tables in the library I worked at, furiously drawing for 10 hours at a stretch. It’s brilliant and terrible all at once and that is why I love it.

I just played the first three levels and I must say I completely agree with Cory Doctorow. Apart from the gameplay itself, the soundtrack totally reminds me of the early Frank Zappa album “Freak out”.

Link.

Over at BoingBoingGadgets they posted the following website which I just really need to visit on a regular base:

The luxury laptop importers behind Dynamism.com have opened up another online outlet, Gizmine.com, which offers a wider selection of strange Japanese tchotchkes, gadgets, and clothing. So if you wanted to know how to buy that strange Tuttuki Bako poking box thing that Brownlee frightened you with a couple of months ago, now you know.

Link.

Maybe this will get you.

The first one features Euro Pacific Capital president Peter Schiff’s. He already predicts the current situation in 2006. The other economic specialists do not share his opinion. How wrong they were…

Here’s a video interview with The Black Swan author Nasim Nicholas Taleb and his mentor, mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot, who say the current economic situation could be worse than the great depression.

While waiting for a new rebuild of KDE from subversion I usually waste way too much time on Knetwalk. It’s a fun little game where you need to connect all the pcs to the net (the world symbol).

And just for the ego factor: my current high score is 55 seconds for a ‘hard’ game (171 points).

But here I am doing it: I use kdesvn to build KDE 4.2 from trunk and it just looks awesome:

I use the folderview plasmoid to keep my documents and my taskbar close together. The other two plasmoids are the all new system performance plasmoid and KDE Twitter.

Oh and did I mention all the smooth working effects?

I jsut stumbled upon an online medical museum (BCMA Medical Museum).

Above is a surgery set. It pretty much illustrates why I don’t like hospitals. Other fine collections are ‘Dentistry’, which basically translates into how can we break your tooth department and for the very daring there is also the ‘protocology’ collection.

Link.