Average Jane's Friday Fun

I have some errands to run this morning, so I thought I'd distract you with some of the other glorious content available online for all to enjoy:

• I know I'm probably the last person in the world to discover zefrank.com, but it's loaded with cool Flash toys and a lot of the designer's short comedy videos.  This one, called request, was one of my favorites (it's QuickTime, FYI).

• If you get online from more than one location, del.icio.us is a great tool for keeping all of your bookmarks in one place.  Even better, it allows you to choose keywords with which to identify the sites you've added.  When you view your list online, you can see who else has bookmarked the same sites and find other sites you might like based on similar keywords or interests.

• Are you a Monty Python fan?  You can keep up with the latest Python-related news at PythOnline's Daily Llama.  It's one of my little goals in life to see "Spamalot" performed...even if I don't make it to one of the Broadway performances.

That's it for now.  I have an activity planned for Saturday night that promises to be very blogworthy.  I'll leave you to wonder what it might be...

Comments

[keith Povall]

I never knew you were a Python fan. So many Americans missed the humour, but then again, so did many Brits.

Are you familiar with Anne Elk's theory on Brontosaurases by the way?

Personally, I am a fully paid up member of the Goole and district Catholic river wideners association (and I am not Catholic).

Cyril Conolly ?

KP

[Jane]

Wow, Keith, I bow to your superior sketch memory. My experience of Monty Python is mainly watch, laugh, forget, watch again, laugh again, repeat ad infinitum.

[Rozanne]

My dad recently saw Spamalot in Chicago and said it was great. It should get to those of us in the smaller burgs in a few years' time.

Personally, I can't wait!

[Toby]

No you're no the last person in the world to find zefrank - it was me. Thanks for the link just spent...signifcant time playing on the site - what fun!