Consolation Champs

Croatian design agency Bruketa & Zinic have created an annual report for the food company Podravka that features a book of recipes that has blank pages until the book is actually baked in an oven. Very very cool, but I wonder if they were sending a subversive message about the company’s finances? (via the always-fascinating […]

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I have got to spend a few days here, in lovely Grantsburg, Wisconsin. Who’s up for a JamesMcNallyFest?
I found this, by the way, through the very cool, though slightly creepy Spock.com, which had already built a profile page for me before I ever visited the site. I joked on Twitter that that’s probably exactly why […]

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The statement “In New York City, someone stole the penis of a chocolate Jesus” is not true; the source was a satire website that was mistakenly thought to be a genuine news source. Harper’s Weekly apologizes for the error.
Harper’s Weekly is an email with a bunch of odd news mixed in with more serious stuff. […]

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In a bizarre case of art imitating life imitating art, or something, there is now actually a BAND called Consolation Champ! I wonder if they left off the “s” since they couldn’t get this domain name? Most of you know that the name of this site was one of a number of hypothetical band names […]

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I clicked on a strange Google Ad today. Nice to see that Campus Crusade for Christ is using the World Cup as an evangelistic opportunity. Jesus And The World Cup is basically an evangelistic tract laid out in the green and gold of Brazil’s team colours. Is this a hint as to whom God favours?
My […]

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Ladies, have you tried the Magic Cone yet? Be sure to watch the animation!

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While researching our upcoming trip to Uruguay, I found the site of the football club for Moron University. Must be pretty easy to get in, I expect.

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Winning Souls to Christ in the World of Warcraft (via christie)

(NOTE: Landover Baptist Church is not a real church. It’s a satirical site that is for laughs. Sometimes the laughs make me cry, though…)

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I find it almost impossible to believe that this was actually broadcast to children. But then again, it was the 1970s and anything was possible.

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The Kominas are a Muslim punk band.
And the 24/7 Prayer Team are reaching out to debauched clubbers around the world.
I just don’t get it.

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