"I don't know nothing but change will come / year after year what we do is undone"

[larryhammer]

This has gone past linksalad and into the linkfishcourse:

Stress analysis of a strapless cartoon panel.

Check out that groovy space opera, man. (daddy-o)

This is not the llama song. Really. (blame)

In which "which" and "that" are all that.

World tour of English accents. (yo)

Some traditional Japanese monsters you don't want to meet in the dark. (yikes)

The secrets we keep, the secrets we learn. Like that you're dating an assassin. (uh oh)

Our planet has a metric armload of "north pole"s.

Take a random Japanese poem generator and toss it through Babelfish's Japanese -> English translator and what do you get? Machine-generated incomprehensibility to the max! Now if I could only figure out a URL for the result...

Where to find pictures of the "50 best works of art" (sweet)

In which we learn that Auden could, indeed, write smut. In rhyme. (a-hem)

---L.

Comments

[asakiyume.livejournal.com]

I laughed when I saw your link about dating an assassin, but I wasn't laughing by the time I was halfway through the article. Humanity is so depressing sometimes. I mean, the journalist depressed me as much as the girlfriend did, pretty much. TT_TT

Nevermind--the llama bhama song totally cheered me right up.

[larryhammer]

There's a reason I credited that one with "uh oh."

---L.

[packbat.livejournal.com]

Google Translate seems to let you make a URL. (http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fno-sword.jp%2Frys%2F&langpair=ja%7Cen&hl=en&ie=UTF-8)

The assassin link was chilling. The implied link to the Middle East is disturbing.

[larryhammer]

Google's version seems to pick out fewer words, though. OTOH, it does transliterate kana it doesn't recognize. And a URL version is handy.

---L.

[packbat.livejournal.com]

Both of them were missing a bunch for me anyway. *shrugs*

[kip-w.livejournal.com]

Lichtenstein's hack plagiarism (http://davidbarsalou.homestead.com/LICHTENSTEINPROJECT.html) is included in the 50 greatest works of art? Thanks, I don't need to see the rest.

[larryhammer]

I raised my eyebrows at that one, too. And a couple others.

---L.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_twilight_/]

Nice links, especially the Japanese monster one. The assassin one was depressing, and I chuckled at the Auden poem and forwarded it to a friend who will probably appreciate it on a non-comedic level.

[larryhammer]

*g*