And find out what it says…

Someone bought a domain name and obviously already had hosting. Then they said, let there be light. And there was. For “This. Fucking. Election.” has proved that even a Web site can be a sentence, or a compilation of frustration.

It can be whatever you want it to be.

From thisfuckingelection.com

One more day people.

From CNNBC video

So, I was first sent this, I got confused, because I’m that stupid –Either that or I just assumed no one took the time to do shit like this anymore.

Basically, let’s be hilarious and insert our friend’s name into a news brief to scare them into a voting booth. And then, har, har , har our vote will count!

Only in its toddler stage, Pixolu is one of the most efficient photo search engines I’ve encountered –Think on the verge of Web 3.0, people.

From Pixolu

Here’s your method. Type in a keyword (anything abstract or concise) and adjust the scrubber bar to match how many results you want as a maximum. Pixolu then performs an aggregate search through Google, Yahoo!, and Flickr images.

Wait. You’re not done. And I’m so nerdily excited.

From these results, you pick any photo(s) that represent the ballpark idea you were looking for and then drag and drop the winners into Pixolu’s graphical search engine box. Then… (still there?)

Judging on your wants, both written and pictorially portrayed, it displays a number of new results that aims to fit your photo-longing’s intent.

If this doesn’t make sense, just go there. And if you don’t, you’ll be sorry when you come home in the near future and Web 3.0 is in bed with your wife.

How many pictures have we seen like this:

Image from the Brokers with Hands on their Faces blog

Yes Wall-Streeters, we know you’re getting acne from all of the grease that keeps being passed from your hand to your face. Stop it. Or don’t, because THE BROKERS WITH HANDS ON THEIR FACES BLOG exists because of you.

The blog aggregates images with Wall-Streeters’ hands on their faces (what else would it do?), and does it well.

Bravo for kicking our economy while it’s down!

Screenshot of PalinasPresident.com

The what-ifs of this campaign are endless, and one of them is a sweet little chain:

a.What-if John McCain gets elected, leading to,

b. What-if John McCain dies in office. Then c., what-tf. But before we get out of control here, take a look at PalinasPresident.com and see how it would be.

And please, stay on the site long enough until the dinosaur walks by the window.

Smell that fresh breeze? It’s difficult to identify as either the tinge of the fall season or your sinuses under attack before your big Powerpoint presentation tomorrow.

Raise your hand if you hate Powerpoint. How Microsoft has let this software dominate conference-type presentations for the past 10 or so years is beyond me. I hope that the next generation will scoff at it, and also be able to find a used version on sale for a dollar (by that time, a dollar will equal a peso) at a thift store.

But unfortunately, we have to use it at this time of year because it’s mid-semester time. Well, here is a blog post that features Powerpoint presentations that are actually artistic.

So if you feel like wasting some of your precious time on some lame software, you can at least make it a little fun.

Cross your fingers for that thrift store scenario, though.

You know those lousy jerks in class who bring their laptops and surf the ‘net? Sometimes that’s me.

I type faster than I write, because when I write, my hand turns into this weird raccoon-paw formation and I end up having third-grader ink stains all over my palms.

The point is, not everyone always surfs. Some people actually take notes, because sometimes no one sends them an e-mail for an hour, and while it’s sad, it also allows concentration. Concentration: not anymore.

SUMO Paint lets you draw or edit on a Photoshop-like interface within your browser window.

Screen Shot of SUMO Paint

So if you are exhausted by a boring lecture, get out that comp and stick it to the adMANistration.

Someone finally put their computer programming skills to use and created a parody site creating realistic Sarah-Palin-answers to interview questions (I swear, I am not turning this into a political blog…).

The site, called InterviewPalin.com, asks legitimate questions and predicts legitimately real, though unorganized and Alaskan-jaded answers.

The creators based the concept from the Katie Couric interviews that took place this past week:

Pardon my political dust.

Sorry that I’m a bit late on this, but it’s definitely worth posting anyway.

Sarah Palin crosses Mickey Mouse: