Funky Online Interactive Game Art Thing (FOIGAT)

Give this thing a try, it's called Twitch. It's a multi-windowed little game thing part of the Chrome Experiments family, where you can find more things like this.

Also Try Ball Pool, good times.

Phone Your (Ba)Nana

Stumbled onto the following purposeless/reasonless thing:

Absurd. Website.

Lorenzo St. DuBois

Enjoy this hilarious scene from the original Producers.



The best part is towards the end when L.S.D. starts dancing.

Now This is Happening

You better believe I'll be making one of these:



Disclaimer: It's loud for a second at first.

Via WikiHow.

The Eater of Meaning

Here's something funky I stumbled upon. It's called the Eater of Meaning. I'm not sure how it works but it turns text on webpages into hysterical gibberish.

Here's what it does to this blog:

http://www.crummy.com/software/eater/eater.cgi?url-EoM=http%3A%2F%2Fsweetgams.blogspot.com&eat-EoM=endings

http://www.crummy.com/software/eater/eater.cgi?url-EoM=http%3A%2F%2Fsweetgams.blogspot.com&eat-EoM=words

If you click those links above, you can then click those same links on the gibberish page of this post & that'll take you to another gibberish version with links there too & on & on & on into absurdity!

It's like some kind of internet rabbit hole.

Self-supplied Info-art

This is fun. It's call Wordle and it turns text, or an rss feed, or your delicious tags into a customizable word cloud. You can even just paste a whole lot of text in and make a cloud. Cloud.

Here are my delicious tags in cloud form:

Rubber-Glove Bassoon

I'm not entirely sure how Mic Conway's rubber-glove bassoon works, but it works. This video is great for a number of reasons: Firstly, the obvious self-shot cinematography; Secondly, the rubber-glove bassoon, of course; and Thirdly, Mic's absurd facial contortions. More info at Australia Adlib.