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FRIDAY FUNNY

Posted in Friday Funny 10:13 am by MILITANTPLATYPUS

New Games

8 new games this week, check em out!

GAMES

Drywall Rotor

I am declaring two winners this week! Poofwa and NSFarSighted. Poofwa had the right idea, but wrong content, and NSFarSighted just impressed the hell out of me.

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Found

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Nesk

Really wonderful, very threadless!

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Shuttle Launch Prep

An insiders look at the goings on behind a space shuttle launch.

Shuttle Launch Prep

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Ever been to Mars?

Full QVR panoramic of Mars

fotoausflug.de

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Monday Morning News

Start-up Zimbra takes Web e-mail offline

The Daily Show On Parent Company Viacom’s Lawsuit Against YouTube… On YouTube

Verizon wins injunction against Vonage over patent battle

‘Leopard Not Ready for April’

At Least One Broadband Provider Is Happy To Be A Dumb Pipe

Industry group says piracy students are settling

Bill Gates to Finally Get Harvard Degree

Security

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Windows weakness can lead to network traffic hijacks

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Freeware of the Week

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News of the Weird

Jedi denounce UK sabre ban plan

The UK’s Jedi community today expressed concerns that government plans to ban Samurai swords could hinder their freedom to wield lightsabres in public.

Colorado couple find faceless dollar coin

The local government’s tourist information center in Swindon, England, told author Mark Sutton that his World War I-themed book, “Tell Them of Us,” could not be sold in its bookstore unless Sutton demonstrated that he had liability insurance, not for potentially libelous passages but in case readers, for example, suffered paper cuts turning the pages. Said Swindon Borough Council spokesman Richard Freeman, “We have to cover every eventuality.” [Evening Standard (London), 2-24-07]

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