GutterIsATool.com

HowManyOfMe.com

There are 1 or fewer people with my name in the U.S.A. How many have your name?

This website confirms what my mom always told me, I’m special.

[Howmanyofme.com via Internet Superstar]

I can only hope that if I ever propose, it can be nearly this nerdy: CNN story.

[CNN via Digg]

CuteOverload is by far one of my favorite blogs. It is dedicated to nothing but serving up cute pictures and videos. It brings a little slice of happiness to my life everyday, and I suggest everybody check it out.

[CuteOverload]

Every year, a bunch of websites like to change a bunch of things on their sites for April fools day. Some of the niche news blogs start covering different things, such as Kotaku.com covering cake instead of video games. Some websites make up fake news, such as Blizzard.com introducing fake in game content like the Bard Hero Class or the Tauren Marine ( couple years ago they got me with the in game chinese food ordering from Pandaren Xpress). Gizmodo is including Mr. T in every one of their posts. Here is a complete list: April fools day on the web.

A couple other good ones:

ESPN

Gmail Custom Time

[April fools day on the web via Digg]

I’m usually a loyal Gizmodo reader, but Veronica Belmont’s Twitter pointed me toward this Engadget post, and I found it rather entertaining. Essentially, T-Mobile is telling Engadget that they can’t us the color magenta. I’ll have to keep an eye on this.

Note: For a good article about the Gizmodo/Engadget rivalry check out this Wired article.

[Engadget via Veronica Belmont's Twitter]

Here’s a link to a L.A. Times Blog interviewing Rick Astley and talking to him about Rickrolling.

Here’s the video of the interview.

[L.A. Times via Veronica Belmont's Twitter]

You got RickRoll’D by Excel! See the original video after the jump.

[flickr via Digg]

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Back in the day, a collection like this would have cost you about $5,000 plus tax. Through the magic of the internet, we can all play them for free. Kiss your productivity goodbye.

Update: The website has been getting hammered today due to the Digg effect, so the pictures I’m linking has been up and down.

[Nintendo8 via Digg and ExtraLife]

Valleywag posted two videos that they claim to be the reason that Pakistan attempted to block YouTube. Check out the the other video after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »