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Were I a homeowner and had something resembling a disposable income, this would be on my list of things to buy. Lovely retro-looking refrigerators in a variety of lovely colours. Yum!!

Full disclosure: I like Star Trek. But on the flip side, I also like cola slurpees, my iPod, and Mr. T. However, a line must be drawn that clearly divides being a fan and being a fanatic — one that makes the distinction between, “I really enjoy the show as I find it entertaining and well written.” and “That Klingon chick is really fucking hot!”. Unfortunately for some of us that distinction isn’t as clear. So when I’ve finally met that special someone (possibly in Vegas) and I walk down the aisle, it won’t be in full Klingon uniform and make-up.

The happy couple is enjoying their honeymoon on planet earth.

My relationship with my parents and sibling can be trying at times. But if push came to shove I would not resort to this.

Karen Lehrman argues that fashion photography isn’t as good as it used to be. After going through this website I’d tend to agree. Besides, I’m not much a fan of David LaChapelle and his lame-ass photos either.

I should really take a step back and re-examine my life as I clearly don’t pay as much detail to things as this woman does.

One of most curious things I’ve found. Scans of page after page of what appears to be a teenage sketchbook with absolutely no information pertaining to its origins. Fascinating if not for the cultural significance.

Morphases is an amusing little website in which you get to play with peoples faces, molding them into a variety of grotesque shapes. It amused me for five minutes and re-affirmed why I should never be allowed to pass on my genetic material.

An absolutely fabulous collection of X-rated movie posters from the 60’s & 70’s. Saucy!

This website will most likely make as little sense to you as it does to I but it worth checking out regardless.