Cyber-Awesomeness!

[kcmetro]

Folger's. However, the only note on the site for that corner is someone at 700 Broadway complaining about their upstairs neighbor stepping too loudly.

This kind of stepping? 

[bahua]

Congrats on posting a picture.

[anniewarbucks]

Let me guess, kcmetro has never posted a picture.

[KCMax]

http://faildogs.com/

[AllThingsKC]

^

THAT'S AWESOME!

[ComandanteCero]

YES!! that is definitely getting bookmarked. 

[ComandanteCero]

http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.wordpress.com/

[Sussudio]

http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.wordpress.com/

I like this! "In fact, the main reason white people like soccer is so they can buy a new scarf."

[chrizow]

http://garfieldminusgarfield.tumblr.com/

"garfield" = a bad comic strip.  take garfield out of the strip and it becomes a hilarious and even profound Beckett-esque rumination on the meaninglessness of existence and modern life. 

[ComandanteCero]

^ that's pretty great.  Although I would argue this is indeed part of the original humor (the bitterness, alienation, etc), because in the original comic, Garfield's "speech" bubbles are thought bubbles, Jon isn't actually hearing Garfield's responses, he's not "in" on the humor of the comic strip (that we the audience are).  He's a lonely guy talking to his animals.  Obviously, from the point of the average reader, Garfield is the star, with Jon just providing the fodder for his observations, but within the comic world, this is really Jon's perspective of the world.  This exercise strips away the fluff to get to something that's already in the original strip but that we normally completely overlook (the meaninglessness and alienation of Jon's life).  Great link!

[PumpkinStalker]

^ that's pretty great.  Although I would argue this is indeed part of the original humor (the bitterness, alienation, etc), because in the original comic, Garfield's "speech" bubbles are thought bubbles, Jon isn't actually hearing Garfield's responses, he's not "in" on the humor of the comic strip (that we the audience are).  He's a lonely guy talking to his animals.  Obviously, from the point of the average reader, Garfield is the star, with Jon just providing the fodder for his observations, but within the comic world, this is really Jon's perspective of the world.  This exercise strips away the fluff to get to something that's already in the original strip but that we normally completely overlook (the meaninglessness and alienation of Jon's life).  Great link!

Wow, you put a TON of analysis and thought into that!  Much more than I ever would have, but it made sense!

[KCMax]

Which totally made the Garfield movie a farce. No way Jon ever gets to sniff a girl as fine as Jennifer Love Hewitt.

[LenexatoKCMO]

Which totally made the Garfield movie a farce. No way Jon ever gets to sniff a girl as fine as Jennifer Love Hewitt.

Did Max just admit to paying perfectly good money to watch the Garfield movie? 

[ChandraNH]

Don't recall seeing this posted.  It's great (how to behave on an internet forum)

http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-beh ... rnet-forum

[AllThingsKC]

Don't recall seeing this posted.  It's great (how to behave on an internet forum)

http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-beh ... rnet-forum

That's great.  It kind of reminds me of this one:

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting

[KC_Hams]

http://www.cybernetnews.com/

[AllThingsKC]

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/350601/

[KCMax]

People re-enact child photos

http://colorwar2008.com/submissions/youngnow

[Tosspot]

[AllThingsKC]

That's a great map of our Country.  

I don't get the "Mouse Heads" reference.   :?