Featuring an ever growing archive of every 5.25″ disk sleeve ever made! The work of a madman? A catalog of nostalgia? An excuse to do something with all these disk sleeves? One thing’s for sure, this person is n-u-t-s!

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Purpose > The Memory Hole exists to preserve and spread material that is in danger of being lost, is hard to find, or is not widely known. This includes:

• Government files
• Corporate memos
• Court documents (incl. lawsuits and transcripts)
• Police reports and eyewitness statements
• Congressional testimony
• Reports (governmental and non-governmental)
• Maps, patents, Web pages
• Photographs, video, and sound recordings
• News articles
• Books (and portions of books)

The emphasis is on material that exposes things that we’re not supposed to know (or that we’re supposed to forget).

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TTS, short for Text-To-Speech, is the creation of audible speech from computer readable text. But, who care about that shit? Check this out and prepare to lose the afternoon calling people with fake voices.

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This viewer grew out of frustration over there never being good PDF or PostScript viewers or readers on all different operating systems. The solution: a web interface! This viewer can even handle compressed files too.

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Enter a 6 to 10 digit phone number and PhoneSpell® will show you what words and phrases that phone number spells. Opening a business and need a new phone number? Pick a new 7 or 8 digit phone number by typing in an available exchange (first 3 to 5 digits) and see what one-word numbers you can choose from.

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FindSounds.com, a free site where you can search the Web for sound effects and musical instrument samples. Take a look at the types of sounds you can find.

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hi my name is sam, i draw pictures, from your titles. send me a title, or any thing else you want to talk to me about to: sambrown@explodingdog.com

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“While I thought that I was learning how to live, I have been learning how to die.”

– Leonardo Da Vinci

Ever wanted to know how long you have left on this world? The Death Clock will remind you just how short life is.

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On January 21, 2001, the Onion published a parody of George W. Bush. Dan Chak revisited the original story, adding links detailing the frightening progress that Bush has made toward his “goals”. Somehow, it’s not as funny now.

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