Bow Down To The Jolly Links Of Doom
Dec 16, 2003 · 2 minute readThe free-market economy. It’s great, isn’t it? The ability to source items from anywhere in the world, at the lowest price possible. Corporations love it. Except, of course, when the consumer dares to turn the tables. So I’m sure we’re all lining up to support the BPI’s lawsuit against cd-wow.com, as it must be hugely embarrassing for them to be upstaged by a company that imports the CDs from Hong Kong, yet still manages to sell them for three-quarters of the price that our benevolent record companies decides is appropriate for the UK. Hurrah!
I tell a lie. This is the geekiest page on the Internet. At least for this week.
The Japanese continue to find new uses for the USB port. Genius.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha. May this signal the beginning of the end for Pop Idol. Please.
Download this. Listen. Experience Joy.
Best of 2003: Kill Bill: Vol. 1
Or Mallrats: Quentin Tarantino Edition. Death! Swords! Slicing! Quips! Obscure retro references! Bill remains steadfastly unkilled at the end! Blood! Japanese Schoolgirls with maces! Swords! The Crazy 88's! The 5,6,7,8s! RZA! There's actually not much more to say about this film except that it's a fun b-movie, and that I'm looking forward to Part 2, where I'm assured that Bill Will Be Killed.