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All we can say is who knew that the Jewelry Counter had so much pull on the Sears’ advertising budget. Double Bag!
The Doghouse
 

We’re unsure as to whether the gays have a soft spot in their hearts for Jack Black but it’s obvious he has one for the gays. Him and John C. Riley, Kathy Najimy and Andy Ritcher. Oh and Margaret Cho and Neil Patrick Harris, but they’re, you know, gay. “Gay Marriages Will Save The Economy!” Brilliant. The whole thing was written and directed by the pianist, Marc Shaiman.

Prop 8: The Musical

Web Freebies To Train For Xmas Video Games

We’ve been off for the holidays, and upon our return we found this werewolf lurking around the NoGoodz compound… and just two days til the full moon!
The Werewolf…

This is one of those “Doh! If I only had more time!” sites where I totally would have loved to have come up with this idea. It all started when this guy Noah Scalin decided to make a skull everyday for a year somehow out of all sorts of mixed media, and post it online.

A comrade and associate of ours, Viss at Aten Labs has gone ahead and released his 7-minute preparation guide for the impending Zombie Holocaust. It’s fun, it’s fast, it’s for the betterment of humankind.

Here’s a quick oddity: Flickr now has a page that has a pretty neat drawing of a panda that for reasons unknown to use is puking not only a rainbow, but the best images that Flickr has to offer.

Netvibes is the choice du jour of the team at No Good as their one and only start-page to greet them every time they pop open their browser. With a wide variety of customizable visual options and widget-like news feeds that can inform you on everything you may ever want to know, it leaves iGoogle

We love Pink Five! I repeat: We Love Pink Five! Tweeted to us just a few moons ago on Twitter, this 2003 winner of George Lucas’ Star Wars Fan Film Competition follows Stacy “I mean Pink Five, or, whatever” through 4 short retakes of Lucas’ famed films giving us a glimpse of who the heck was responsible for such Star Wars

We figured we’d get this one out of the way nice and early. Frankenknuckle is the main internet arm of the No Good Consortium. It acts as the public creation shop that those at No Good offer to like minded artists and companies in order to help them make it with some style and some class.