Happy Holidays from the awesome The Ditty Bops

- Fear not, happy little gamers: the Bob Ross video game will happen as planned!

- Via Apartmenttherapy, some enterprising young lads created ListPic, a way to browse craiglist posts that have images via thumbnails rather than having to click through to each.

- Miss MST3K, but not clever enough to talk back to the screen yourself? Let former writer Michael J. Nelson do it for you!

- Finally, one site combines the best parts of myspace and…um…allrecipies.com. Please welcome BakeSpace!

- Geek god Wil Wheaton decimates his own performance as he reviews TNG episodes on his blog.

- Writer of addictive stutterbeats Timbaland talks to Blender

- Record Labels turn Piracy into Marketing Opportunity (from WSJ). Remember folks, when live gives you AIDS, make Lemon-AIDS! (Thanks Sarah Silverman)

- For the kid in all of us, here’s an archive of old school Sesame Street videos and sounds!

- Here’s why I dont find Borat funny.

• Mark Cuban predicts the death of CDs. Who am I to argue?
• Though some developers may think CSS is a new technology, its actually been around since 1994. Just ask the W3C, who have a white paper on the topic.
• For those who haven’t yet made the switch, here’s how to make your PC desktop look like a mac.

- New live Kelly Clarkson song “Maybe”
- For those wrasslin fans who read my blog, here are some very not-work-safe pictures of a young Mickie James in flagrante…well, you know.
- And, of course, none of this would be possible without the life-giving elixir that is Tuscan Whole Milk. Don’t believe me? Just ask Amazon.com reviewers.

Theres a Flickr group specifically for helping people identify random mystery objects and animals.

via the awesome [BookOfJoe]

• The Nation just posted its new National Entertainment State documenting the 6 companies that run most of the entertainment world.
• Ricky Gervais interviews Larry David
• YouTube has a pilot by one of the writers of Scrubs about a reality show about the making of a sitcom. It’s much funnier than it sounds… The WB decided to run with “Twins” instead.
• RIP Aaron Spelling

• Check out the new FREE EP from Top-10-of-2005 entry DangerDoom at AdultSwim.com
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• Apple’s not the only one who makes cool computer commercials anymore, check out HP’s new Pavillion commercial featuring Shaun White (whoever he is)
• Thing I learned from Wikipedia today: The pain in extreme cases of frostbite is due to the water in your skin freezing into crystals and puncturing through cell membranes. Ouch.
• I just posted a bunch more pics to my new blog Cute Girls in Stupid Sunglasses, and with summer comin, I’d expect that to continue. If you have pics you’d like to contribute, send them to softlord at gmail and I’ll credit you.

Whist digging in the NPRchives (if you wanna use it, you gotta pay me, Hansen.), I came across this Brian Unger (ex-Daily Show with Craig Kilborn) interview with Frank Tavares, the voice of NPR underwriting each our since 1982.

Marvel as the voice that told you it was time to get a move on to get to work every morning recites passages from Mommy Dearest, and that old favorite ‘Welcome to the Jungle’.

Call ME uncultured, I DARE ya.