First up are some humorous airport announcements. We then move to pee-mail, which is only slightly less infantile than it sounds. It's nice to know the geeks are still hard at it, and that ancient Macs are still at the cutting edge. Good to see too that the Mac inspires the kind of fanaticism necessary to create this beautiful series of adverts.

I know that this is in appalling taste, but I'd still like a go. I can't remember why I bookmarked this; anyone like to enlighten me?

I came across this a few days before the young lady and I went to Paris and intended to read it before we went to the Louvre. I have neither read it nor been to the Louvre*.

A long video whose brilliance is only matched by its randomness. This takes a second or two to get, but is worth it.

As shameless a piece of publicity-seeking as I have ever seen. I really want to buy several of these; the only reason I haven't is that I can't be bothered working out postage and stuff to the UK. Better page here.

A very beautiful little animated movie.

Though I can't quite put my finger on why, engineering cats for allergy sufferers seems wrong. Conversely, this cultured brain which now controls an F-22 fighter jet simulator just seems bloody scary. Not, possibly as scary as the social ramifications of this rather amusing game. The game where you play an IT manager is slightly less gripping.

I forget exactly what this list is; I think it's a list of characteristics common to all known human civilisations.

These pens are very cool indeed.

I find this page to be a source of regular joy. His book is on my Wish list.

Who needs Raymond Briggs? Another gorgeous film here

The Rasterbator - now in colour!

These pictures are of the water management system beneath Tokyo. I'd love to visit; they look spectacular, like something out of a particularly successful computer game.

My own little brush with fame; one of my articles linked to from Wired.

Tragic. The more I look at this, though, the more it looks faked.

Snazzy phone. Kool kalender. Spectacular pictures. Don't muck around with fireworks, kids. Wow. Tiny little orange. U2 worked out a good deal to get a U2-branded iPod; David Hasselhoff didn't. Crochet chaos (literally). Another gorgeous music video. Shame it looks so crap.

Phew! I promise not to let it build up so much again. Apologies if I have screwed up any links. Cx

* Technically I have, just not on that trip.