October 2005
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	July, 31
	The "Thin Man" DVD box The "Thin Man" is a relaxed, romantic screwball comedy from the thirties. It is still incredibly funny, stylish and entertaining. It was shot in about two weeks with a small budget and was said to be a B-picture. But it was a tremendous success and nominated for the Academy Award in four categories. If you buy it, which I strongly recommend, buy it here, thus supporting the In-Sect. The DVD box consist of all "Thin Man" movies: "The Thin Man", "After the Thin Man," "Another Thin Man," "Shadow of the Thin Man," "The Thin Man Goes Home" and "Song of the Thin Man." and really cool bonuses. (The pilot for the 1957 "Thin Man" TV series starring Peter Lawford and Phyllis Kirk, as well as film shorts, radio dramas and vintage cartoons.)
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	July, 31
	...and Cannot Repeat Any of Your Previous 30689 Passwords No fake. The link leads to the REAL Microsoft Help-site and it is a REAL error message of the REAL Windows 2000. But contemplating about it - whose passwords are NOT 18770 chars long?
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	July, 31
	Dear Future Me! I am writing you because just I found this cool website. So I wrote this message that you are reading now you are 120 years old. If this site still exists. And there still is eMail. And you are still alive.
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	July, 28
	Inter-Face Spooky - especially when you do not roll over the face with your mouse. Hey, that sounds terrible: "Oh, you manly man - roll all over my face with your mouse"
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	July, 28
	LAFF "It's all about this quaint, curious country called "Saudi Arabia" where the men take up to 60 wives. Since they can't please them all every day, the implication is that they're lousy lovers. Which is like saying that someone with 38 automobiles is a lousy driver." Stagworld's newest scans = menmagazines of the fifties.
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	July, 28
	Brian McCord "Here's a zany '70's jock who pushes his broadcasting skills to the limit, yet still has time to predict everyone's future but his own." O.k. he's a little over the top, but hey - this were the seventies!
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	July, 27
	Star Wars: "Backstroke of West" Thanks to "Matthew in Beirut" these screenshots from a re-translated chinese bootlegged DVD still roam the web after "winterson.com" died. "the next day i was walking past my friendly dvd salesperson and decided to check out revenge of the sith. i was assured the quality was good and for 7rmb why not give it a shot. aside from the counters on the top of the screen and a distorted perspective it was ok- not high quality but watchable. the captions were a hilarious surprise- a direct english translation of the chinese interpretation of what the script was saying. it varied from being somewhat close to the script to being 'far far away'...." Very amusing. Watch them as long as they are online.
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	July, 27
	The Drowning Nut Shocking short movie of a peanut slowly drowning in floods of caramel. No more chocolate bars for me. Never! Find this and other short films and commercials made by EatPes following the link.
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	July, 27
	Family Ritual "On June 17th, every year, the family goes through a private ritual: we photograph ourselves to stop a fleeting moment, the arrow of time passing by." Thank you, Diego Golberg, for collecting these images now for 29 years.
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	July, 26
	Square America: In the Booth Square America calls itself: "A gallery of vintage snapshots & vernacular photography". I'd call it: Invaluable, magic online treasure of photos. I want to wallpaper my office with these!
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	July, 26
	Lemmings in DHTML It's a perfect spin-off of the original Lemmings, even with the tedious music! Play with suicidal pixel-mammals right in your browser. (This sounds perverted and eerie, doesn't it?)
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	July, 26
	Abandoned Bicycles of NY The artist: "New York has a lot of abandoned bicycles. I don't know why. Do people forget the combinations or keys to their locks? Do they forget they had a bike? Most of the bikes pictured here are pretty cheap bikes. Some of the bikes appear to have been abandoned long ago. Consider this ever-growing photo album a way to remember those forgotten bicycles." No comments.
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	July, 25
	Never been Thawed A group of losers with the same hobby - collecting frozen TV dinners - and the absurd lives they live. Watch the trailer. BTW: "The Christers" is the name of the punk-metal band of Shawn, part-time dental hygienist and organizer of the "Mesa Frozen Entree Enthusiasts Club". In real life he is called Sean Anders and is the film's director.
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	July, 25
	Fuddlefog is an amusing website with modern art as its main topic. I really loved paint-by-numbers with Piet Mondrian's "Composition in Blue and Yellow" and the art-faces depicted on the right.
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	July, 25
	A chewing gum which the makers say can help enhance the size, shape and tone of the female breasts has proved to be a big hit in Japan and is now available everywhere. If you decide to buy a box for about 50 bucks, eMail me - I developed suppositories that make women look like - let's say - Angelina Jolie an men like Brad Pitt if consumed regulary. Really. Sure. Yes. I wouldn't lie to you.
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	July, 22
	40 sexy Albumcovers Some days ago I presented the ten worst album covers. Here you can find 40 sexy album covers of the past - some are very funny.
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	July, 22
	Oh no! O.k. Go! This is a very entertaining videoclip filmed in one grand take without any visible cut. This must be so much fun performed live on stage. The guitarist has got a blog too. (via Alice)
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	July, 22
	I hate Hypnotists. So I hate Sailesh too. What is so sensational in making abulic people doing embarassing things? Check especially the videos to share my feelings!
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	July, 22
	Small Ads from British Newspapers This could be a very funny site - the ad depicted above is pure poetry in my eyes - but todays you tend to be skeptical with Photoshop on any hard drive from here to Ducksburg. O.k., let's call it modern art then...
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