So many things don’t live up to the hype, but The Watchmen, the greatest comic book of all time – does. Hope they don’t mess this up.

For a while, it seemed, I was part of a generation with no discernable qualities, no great contribution to American culture. Too young to be boomers, too old to be “Gen X,” this generation was a product of the burned out excess of the seventies married to the surface glow of the eighties. But here in 2004, I realize I belong to the luckiest generation, and not only that, I am part of the luckiest sub-culture within. Maybe we didn’t give the world the Beatles or John Updike, but we gave the world Dungeons and Dragons.

Boston.com: How ‘Dungeons’ changed the world: 11/15/2004

Rembember when MTV used to play videos? Well now you can get them yourself.

No, it’s not out yet. But this is where you’ll find it once it is.

Me neither. Well, at least not clearly. But there is a nifty free version for you to play online.

Grab some links over at Boing Boing.

I think it’s the only way me and a few of my old friends in high school survived auto shop class.

A fun little flash annimation. via Rogi.

A great fan made movie that is just a little sick, but in a good way. I love it.

Credit needs to go to local area weblogger gigglechick.

It cuts just a little too close 🙂 Hehe.