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I laughed so hard that I cried. Literally.

You’ve been warned.

Something Awful Science Fair SWAT

Here is a list of April Fools gags that various websites are pulling on their users today.

• The smart masses at Think Geek have added a variety of great new products to their catalog like Wireless Extension Cords and the iZilla Media Monster
• Homestar Runner is upside down.
• The Homestar Runner Wiki has “reverted” from using MediaWiki to using WikkiTikkiTavi to run the site. [RetroLink]
• Slashdot has changed its color scheme in an attempt to draw more female readers. They are also running a variety of foolish news stories.
• Mac OS X Hints is carrying the announcement of the 30th Anniversary Mac—the Mac miniTower.
• Lifehacker becomes Deathhacker and now provides tips on how to “geek to survive” the recent zombie invasion.
• Google introduces Google Romance.

[Update]

• Teeveepedia – The TV Encyclopedia.
• Yahoo goes all out and buys all of Web 2.0.
• Ask.com introduces RhymeRank.

Find any other cool April Fools jokes on the internet? Post them in the comments.

Too Much Spare Time presents a new Lemon Demon music video: Geeks in Love.

Enjoy!

I can’t say that I condone singing in the library, but this is really funny:

Reading on a Dream : A Library Musical

Wow!!!

All personal bias in favor of my employer aside, I am thrilled that Covenant has introduced a new online resource called Covenant Worldwide. Covenant Worldwide is a free educational resource that provides complete sets of audio lectures and study guides from the classes in the Master of Arts in Theological Studies degree program. That’s right, the same content that one would get while working on an MATS degree is now available for free online (though not for credit). This is an incredible resource for anyone who wants to learn more about theology, Church history, and biblical studies.