- Iceland also has a Christmas goat. It burned down.
- The gallery of interesting musical notation presents examples of scenarios in which a work written in Conventional Western Music Notation gets a little weird, such as measures with the wrong number of notes in them, or notes that, upon closer investigation, must actually be played right-to-left! (The author specifically excludes works which are intentionally unplayable or which are otherwise parodies of musical notation.) Don't miss the companion pages Extremes of Conventional Music Notation and Counterexamples in Conventional Music Notation.
- Love, Love, Peace, Peace: The perfect Eurovision Song Contest song.
- McMansion Hell documents/deconstructs/ridicules the McMansion. (If you're new to the phenomenon, here's the primer.)
- Every question in every Q&A session ever.
- The Katering Show is a spoof of television cooking shows, featuring two hosts named Kate (one of which is allergic to pretty much everything) and lots of (hilarious) swearing, so be warned. Their most famous episode is probably THERMOMIX, in which the Kates face-off to make risotto, one using traditional methods, and one using the high-tech kitchen gadget.
- Circumventing London building restrictions by building underground. Example.
- Homeopathic medicine recalled for accidentally containing active ingredient. I am not making this up.
- An Open Letter to the Female Hat-Wearing Dog From Go Dog, Go.
- Misused English terminology in EU publications. I guess this could be categorized as "EUspeak".
- The birth of standard error.
- The birth of the recursive mutex.
- Bugs From Hell: Injected Third-party Code + Detours = a Bad Time
- How the Circle Line rogue train was caught with data.
And the customary plug for my series of short videos on One Dev Minute: