Whiz of the Web: Thirsty Thursday

• 15 horribly sexist vintage ads. (Via)
• Knitted meerkats in Star Trek uniforms. (Via)
• Captain Kirk meets Batman in Alexander the Great! (Via)
• MovieStinger.com tells you which movies have extra scenes after the credits. (Via)
• A couple of amusing recent tweets from Neil Gaiman.
• Wondermark gives us a beard championships wrap up.
• Wired lists some exciting new germ busters that could even defeat antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
• The story of a handcrafted CPU.
• Wired picks out the 10 oddest photos it could find in NASA's massive image archive.
• A federal judge has ruled that LifeLock's fraud alert service is illegal. D'oh!
• We're still trying to get used to this whole phenomenon of book trailers, but here's one for Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan's The Strain.
• A review, and a metareview, of the highly anticipated video game inFamous.
• A 32GB iPhone is apparently on the way.
• How to build your own outdoor movie theater.
• Seven female TV stars who should be in more movies.
• Cinematical talks about the fact that blood appears on screen in Up. Also, an interview with director Pete Docter.
• Michel Gondry's documentary The Thorn in the Heart will apparently get a theatrical release, although the buzz is not so good.
• Japanese author Kôji Suzuki has written Drop, "a setting-suitable novella that comes printed on rolls of toilet paper."
• 100 best movie lines in 200 seconds. Some great selections, but also some really lame ones. Regardless, fun concept.
• Adult film star Sasha Grey, now crossing over into traditional film, picks her five favorite films, which are surprisingly arty—until number one. Heh.
• The first look at the Scratch: The Ultimate DJ controller, and a comparison of that controller with the controller for DJ Hero.
• How about a free David Byrne track?
• Underwire shows off some preview images from the upcoming landmark 600th issue of Captain America.
• David Tennant is still playing the Doctor! Sort of.
• You've probably already heard about the zombie film called Colin that only cost $70 to make. Here's some details, and the trailer.
• Devo vs. Space Invaders.
• Dance Dance Immolation is simple enough: it's just Dance Dance Revolution, but if you do poorly, you get shot in the face with flame throwers.
• A hands-on report about the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen video game. Also, video of the multiplayer mode.
• The Castlevania movie appears to have been canceled.
• A very negative review of the Terminator Salvation video game. Wow, everything connected to that movie is bad!
• Joystiq continues its series of E3 bingo cards with a Nintendo-themed edition.
• Freddie Prinze Jr. is joining the cast of 24.
• Two behind-the-scenes images from the filming of Iron Man 2 at Edwards Air Force Base.
• IMAX is giving James Cameron's Avatar a three-month run on its screens.
• Zombie Jello mold.
• Video of a dice-rolling machine in action. "The Dice-O-Matic is used to roll dice for online games hosted by GamesByEmail so that there are actually physical dice being used instead of a program."
• Avery included Tyler Durden's address on the packaging for its shipping labels.
• A vintage TV commercial for Pac-Man Cereal starring a very young Christian Bale. (Via)

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