Silly Site o' the Day

Happy International Women's Day! Before I'm off to - yes - another long day of work, here's an oldie but goodie to put a smile on your face:



Via Susie Madrak.

Silly Site o' the Day

Another long day at work. I remember when I used to have time to celebrate International Women's Month properly; not any more. But I do have an appropriate silly site:



Via Melissa Silverstein.

Silly Site o' the Day

And winter drags on, exacerbating all kinds of body aches, bad tempers and such. They should put out a threat level for this. Maybe y'all can make one (via BoingBoing).

Silly Site o' the Day

As I slowly begin to find my footing again, I can once again smile at things like the Travoltified Name Generator, paying tribute to his botched intro of Idina Menzel at the Oscars, which even the folks in charge of the Playbill at her new show found so funny they got into the act. Via Eric Gjovaag.

Silly Site o' the Day

Not feeling particularly silly today, as bad portents abounded everywhere I looked. Nothing immediately life-threatening, just enough to completely obliterate my equilibrium as I find the ground beneath my illusion of security suddenly shifting left and right. Ah well, this too shall pass, I hope. I need to remember we're still luckier than most, and there's still great beauty in the world, like this Coruscant Tapestry (via io9).

Silly Site o' the Day

We may be watching movies, but some are also watching us:



Via Laughing Squid.

Silly Site o' the Day

So yeah, Oscars and all. Can't stay long. For some reason I have a hankering for pizza. Here's Tom Hanks, The Movie:



Via Laughing Squid, the website.

Silly Site o' the Day

White rabbits, and happy Oscar weekend! Did you know that Nicholas Cage gets around?



Via Laughing Squid.

Silly Site o' the Day

So unfortunately I had to take the subway home today. At least I didn't have to go through Brooklyn, with their hipster business generators (via Laughing Squid)...

Silly Site o' the Day

Men Taking Up Too Much Space on the Train (via Feministing) is another reason I prefer commuting via express bus, although truth be told I tend to take up a lot of space on a subway seat as well, being both large and, apparently, invisible to all those who would still squeeze in next to me.