To start, I would like to say that people find this blog in the weirdest of ways. I have a stats counter at the bottom of the page. (Take a look. The stats are free to view if you are interested. I’m not secretive or proud.) Well, this stats provider also provides information on the searches that people do to get to this page. It appears that my “geek girl” series of posts is my most popular. Not a big surprise. I’m a pervert, why wouldn’t anyone else be? The one that really caught my attention was “geek, girl, fuck.” Ok, I like hot girls as much as the next guy, but seriously, how did I end up coming up on a search that was clearly for porn? Ah… the pr0n dweebs are after my page. Anyway, We’re not here to talk about the people that come to my page… or perhaps we are. You know that nothing you do on the internet is private, right? If you come here, I see what you have done. I promise. Hey! Stop posting spam, you! So, on with the next installment!
I found some stuff that was too cool not to share. First off, let’s take a look at a spiffy cut-out that I found whilst cruising. If you hadn’t guessed from my previous posts, I am kind of a horror nut. I like Tim Burton movies too. That being said, I have seen a fair share of movies with Christopher Walken in them. Apparently I’m not the only Christopher Walken fan out there. Fatboy Slim even did a video featuring the dance-stylings of Mr. Walken. (Vidz d00d!) Well, now you can even BE Christopher Walken… for Halloween, that is. I was so jazzed about this cut-out I had to share. It’s kick-ass. Actually, it’s a pretty good likeness.

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So, are you sick of that little “tee hee!” that the Pillsbury Doughboy does? Me too. I have wanted to see something bad happen to that little wad of freakishly white dough. My wish has been granted. I have no idea who manufactured this image, but I was amused. Cook little doughboy, cook! The lady in this image is a little scary looking, but that’s cool. Kind of reminds me of the people in that old Soundgarden video…

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So, did you ever want to get a piece of someone? How about a 17th century priest? Me too! Well our day has come. At Wilkinson’s they will be auctioning a book published in 1606 that is bound in human flesh. Moreover the book is about a priest and it is supposed to be bound in his OWN FLESH! How much more cool can you get?? Because of its unique nature there is no reserve. This means it could go for any price, however I suspect that some eccentric with a lot more money than I have will be purchasing it for a large sum. Still, just to know it’s out there and to have an actual picture of it is good enough for me. Here’s the lot declaration from Wilkinson’s:
Lot 181
A Rare & Macabre Early 17th Century Anthropodermic Bound Book in carrying box. The book entitiled; ‘A True and Perfect Relation of The Whole Proceedings against the Late most barbarous Traitors, Garnet a Jesuit and his Confederats’; Printed London 1606 by Robert Barker, printer to the King and believed to be bound in human skin, possibly that of the aforementioned Jesuit Priest; Father Henry Garnet. The box having a rectangular handle to the centre with the corners having clusters of brass stud flowers, and the front having an iron clasp and lockplate, 11 ins x 7½ ins x 5 ins (28 cms x 19 cms x 13 cms).
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Ok, for something a little lighter, there is a big craze for LOLCats online. Apparently someone parodied the O’Reilly series of books for this cover art. Now, we aren’t going to get into the LOLCats thing here. It’s WAY to cutsie for my taste. Generally it’s some “cute” picture of someone’s pet with a “clever” caption. Few are actually “cute” or “clever” and even fewer are funny IMHO. Nevertheless, I did like the O’Reilly cover, so here it is. By the way, this was on a math professor’s blog, so I was intrigued by the rest of the site for sure.

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One other not-so-grim-or-grisly thing. Apparently Microsoft has admitted that their system will fail and a good way to recover data is using Linux. How funny is this? They are encouraging people to use a competing FREE operating system to get their Windows data back from an OS crash… Maybe there’s a reason why this FREE operating system is the savior… Perhaps Windows really is as bad as everyone thought… hmmm.
Linux is Microsoft’s Recommended Windows Fix
Finally, for the coup de grâce… The Mutter Museum. This is a medical museum that was built in the mid-1800s for the purpose of preserving medical findings and oddities. Some of what they have there is apparently very odd. Moreover, people find it so interesting that they will buy books of photos of the artifacts at the museum. Personally, I kind of want one of these books myself. There are two on the shelves currently, however the one pictured below is my preference. It’s from the archives and apparently contains pictures of the strangest and most disturbing images and artifacts in the museum. I’m intrigued…

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