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Dipity’s Internet Memes is “an interactive view of the all the memes that swept across the Internet and burrowed in our zeitgeist”. The list is also zoomable, so that you can dig down into the more obscure references, and it’s built from Wikipedia and Memelabs, so you know that it’s (at least somewhat) reliable.

"The internet is buzzing with news about John McCain’s VP pick, Sarah Palin. Bloggers are struggling to figure out who the Alaskan governor really is. Twitter user Eamon 1916 claims that, “Sarah Palin taught MacGuyver [sic] everything he knows.” Twitter... read more

Look up your birthday on Wikipedia . Pick 4 events, 3 births, 2 deaths, and 1 holiday. May 14th Events 1796 - Edward Jenner administers the first smallpox vaccination. 1889 - The children's charity the NSPCC is launched in London. 1925 - Virginia Woolf's novel Mrs Dalloway is published.

Cause that's what today is, for me - yea!! Ok, I'm not feeling that damned jolly about it, but hopefully Ill make it through the day with out crying. So far Ive received a buttload of phone calls and text messages.

Tagged!! I got tagged by my friend Michelle Swan! So I asked her, What’s a tag and she explained that one blogger tags another who has to answer a number of questions. Then you tag someone else. It’s one way to make blog friends and spread the word about yourself and your friends. Memes are another way.

Allison White has written this wonderful roundup of last week’s news for the OJB. But now she’s got a job. Persuade her to do this again in the comments… Google -Announced no desire to create content and will respect copyright. It added face-blur technology to its Street View mapping serivce to protect privacy.

Allison White has written this wonderful roundup of last week’s news for the OJB. But now she’s got a job. Persuade her to do this again in the comments… Google -Announced no desire to create content and will respect copyright. It added face-blur technology to its Street View mapping serivce to protect privacy.

As promised! Props for making this happen go to: Wikipedia entry on Emperor Norton Brusheezy and of course… Dr. Hypercube, for once again rising to the challenge! Clicking on the image above will produce the full-size version, which is 1000×400.

April Fools’ Day, one of the most loathsome and wasteful days the calendar year has to offer, has come and gone. Most everyone seems to have survived, thankfully. DeviantArt, known for being a haven of artists producing works ranging from hackle-raising (no pun intended) furry fan art to really good

“You know the rules, and so do I…” Yesterday was April Fools’ Day, but I feel like it should have just been called Official Rick Roll Day, since so many sites (DYH included) used it as an excuse for a little meme misdirection.