Inspired by Bacon Wores, I decided to pay tribute to one of my favorite things with one of my other favorite things. Skittles and Bacon. In case you didn't know, Skittles are now available in a new flavor mix: Smoothie Mix!

Everybody likes looking at pictures of naked people. Or do they? The Human Body Project at The Erotic Museum explores the huge and increasingly large gap between media images of the human body and what most specimens actually look like.

The image above scrambles body parts to challenge our use of visual cues to identify gender.

Tell you the truth, I don't what they're talking about. I look awesome naked.

Have you ever considered building your own ice mountain but have no idea where to start? Check out this easy set of instructions.

"If that's what it takes to get Germany to send troops to Iraq..."

(Great picture from Wonkette.)

Two cool news ways to cover your iPod accessories. You can skin your iShuffle with ShuffleArt.

Or, save your favorite old t-shirt from the dumpster by turning it into an iPod Cozy.

Sure, writing article for six people is fun, but it would be nice to spread the word a little, especially since the posts are getting better and better. (Kudos to all) So, what could we do?

- Start tagging subway cars (slightly illegal)
- Shout the site name every fifteen minutes (been done)
- Get listed in Paris' sidekick (little late)

Suggestions?

And now, a shouting frog.

DLO has an iPod remote for you.

Anybody want to know what happens in Star Wars III (don't look if you want to be surprised) Via Kotke.org.

This week's recommended comic is Solo #3. Solo is a series in which each issue is a compliation of original stories showcasing one top artist, with free reign to tell any type of story he wants. He or she can use DC Universe characters or create their own. The stories tend to be hit or miss but you buy this book to see a talented artist drawing exactly what he loves to draw.

This issue is done by Paul Pope (Heavy Liquid, 100%, X-Statix) and should be a great mix of sci-fi, greek mythology, and dark super hero action.

Check out your local comic shop today. If you don't know where your local comic shop is, find it here: http://www.the-master-list.com/

No-one mentions that there's not much in the way of safety nets, but then few people are probably as irrationally afeared of freak gusts of wind at more than 10' off the ground as I am. It's probably also why I'll never succeed where others fail to fail, but that's another story related to why I'll grow fat and old in direct proportion.

I've always wanted to stay at this place, and this just increases that urge. The deal-breaker would be if they offered to set up a 10-pin aisle right up to the edge.