Check it out:

http://geekleetist.tumblr.com/post/424281071/thunt27-via-juliasegal-follow-me-into

http://5sf.at/180

I don't know how long this has been active, but apparently YouTube has a new closed captioning system that tries to use voice recognition software to add text to videos (I guess for the hard of hearing).  The results are hilarious.  An example:

I strongly urge you to start watching your favorite videos with this new CC option while it lasts.  I know I already am.  Oh, and as a side note, this is incredibly awesome.

Curling - even though the US sucks at it apparently.

Not to fear, my fellow Americans.  Wipe away those tears of suckitude to the musical stylings of "Curl" by Jonathan Coulton.  He makes everything better.

Clan, here's an interview we did with the creator of DM's Tracker, which is a great little iPhone app that can help you run D&D games on the fly. If you haven't been to www.kbarapps.com, you might want to check them out.

Yes.  Yes you can.  And apparently my limit is 130 British pounds sterling.

Yeah, I know there's no way I'm going to get it even at that price, but now I can at least say I was there.

Honest to God, I'm normally not one to cry about depriving prisoners of some of the creature comforts us law-abiding citizens get to enjoy, but this story about a judge that will not allow D&D to be played by inmates is a bit cruel and unusual.  I mean, the whole basis of the decision is that it might stimulate "gang activity" and that inmates could "act out" crimes in the game.

Really?  D&D is one of the biggest threats to our prison system, but letting prisoners lift weights and buff up before letting them out on parole is perfectly safe for society?  And just when I thought we had come a long way from the societal paranoria of RPGs epitomized in Mazes and Monsters.

Now if you'll excuse me, I gotta go pop a +2 Cap of Smiting in some Drow, yo.