I saw this one and just had to post it. This is exactly what I thought the first time I saw the commercials for Snuggie. There's another version floating around, The WTF Blanket, that is also pretty accurate on the dumbness of this invention and worth checking out. 

Super Bowl viewers in Tucson got an eyeful yesterday towards the end of the game when a short clip from an adult movie channel interrupted Comcast's feed with full male nudity during the final moments of the game.

Once in a while you come across a website that's just plain weird...just for the sake of being weird. Things like Fear The Gay Chicken. Anyways, if you are just geeky enough to be excited about a sexy female's voive moaning your IP address, then MoanMyIP is for you. Erotic for some, I'm sure, but just messed up for most (I hope). Just imagine, "Oooone...niiiiiine...oh yeah...eiiiight....oh god!" I think you get the picture. Beware: Definitely not work safe. Besides the obvious problem of an oversexed computer expressing itself through your speakers, there is an ad with some topless women who are always somehow right in your neighborhood and ready to go.

Know of any more just weird websites? Let me know.

So, recently I stumbled onto an artist names Chris Scalf (a friend of a friend). All I can say is...um...well...I'm speechless. The guy is amazing. The picture on this post is actually not a photograph. It is hand drawn by Chris in Photoshop using a Wacom tablet. While primarily a "computer-aided-artist", he also dabbles in a acrylics. I could go on, but I'll just his website speak for itself. Look him up at www.chrisscalf.com.

As you may or may not have heard, Barack Obama makes an appearance in Amazing Spiderman #583. Well, the issue has proven to be so popular with collectors, that it has been confirmed that the issue will enter it's fifth printing. It seems everyone is on the Hope Express.

Another movie channel is hitting the airwaves, but not before it premieres on the internet first. Epix is a conglomeration between MGM, Paramount Pictures, and Lions Gate Entertainment and will feature over 15,000 movies combined from the three studio catalogs. Intended to eventually become direct competition with HBO and Showtime, the new channel will make its entrance as an internet subscription-only service sometime in May of this year...five months before it hits cable and satellite outlets in October.

Well, well, well. In another surprising display of government preparedness *sarcasm*, the US Senate has voted to put off the digital TV transition that was scheduled to be complete on February 17. Instead, all should be ready four months from now, but the proposal must first go to congress for final approval. Of course, this is in response to the fact that the Federal cookie jar ran out of the promised funds to give a $40 voucher to those who request it for the purchase of a digital converter box. Don't worry Grandma...The Price Is Right is still on.