I discovered Wondermark yesterday thanks to this post by Simen and I have to say it is consistently AWESOME.
The strip’s been publishing for several years now, but David Malki is considerate enought to compile some of his best work in a single page from time to time. If I were you, I won’t miss a second!
I went as Low Resolution for Halloween.
The shirt took forever to paint, and my face only took slightly forever.
The real Big Daddy. Bonus: the drill actually works.
(Via Gorus)

42) The gradual erosion of your moral boundaries
Via urlesque:switchedblog:sarahspy.

me: FTW
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Here’s Google’s video on Inviting someone to chat in Gmail.
Useful!
“Especially interesting is the post titled “Online Dating Advice: Exactly What To Say In A First Message.” OKCupid analyzed the terms and phrases in 500,000 “first contact” messages. They found, for instance, that “the worst 6 words you can use in a first message are all stupid slang,” such as ur, r, u, ya, cant, and hit. Using ur will drop the response rate from 32 percent to 6 percent! Another mistake is complimenting someone on their looks. If you say someone is “sexy” you’ll almost halve your chances of hearing back from them. On the other hand, a greeting of “How’s it going?” will boost the response rate to 53%. People also respond well to messages that make it clear you actually read the person’s profile and have something to say about it (using “you mention” in a message increases the response rate to 49%).”
Shouldn’t this be common sense? I use the “you mention” trick all the time in real life. It works even with stuff the other one didn’t actually mention.
Via Boingboing.