Generate your own George W. Bush speeches by dragging and dropping sound bites of his. George W. Bush speech writer.

Games lasting 4 seconds. 4 Second Frenzy.

You may need to consult the tutorial.

Mad flash toy; drag shit to make stuff happen. Roxik.

Langerland are back with The Nativity. Previously. (via.)

Jib Jab are back with a new flash movie; Nuckin Futs. Previously.

Drawball is an online collaborative/multi player sort of paint application. And have a look at best.drawball.com; their hall of fame. Thanks Dave!

Cool flash based music playing service, which you can set to a particular mood, a particular decade or choose by genre and it’ll stream music to you. Pity it isn’t slightly higher quality stream though. Musicovery. (via.)

Aussie guy sick of being woken up early on Saturday mornings by mormons gives them a taste of their own medicine.

Caution: Contains adult situations. I love noodles. An animated short from Cyanide and Happiness.

Odd realtime weather visualisation tool done in flash based on RSS feeds. Weather Visualiser. Thanks Jason.

Nice. Just follow the link. It worked for me in Firefox 2.0, but who knows if it’ll work for you. If you are determined to get it to work, have a look at the mefi comments here.

Unbelievably cool animation sequel to the original. Animator vs. Animation 2. Almost worth the wait through the atom films ad. (via.)

How true. Listen to the song, watch the lyrics and play a flash game all at the same time. Cunts are still running the world. Prolific UK blogger Tim Ireland created the above, he’s removed himself from blogging for a while as he works on a problem he sees:

The British political blogosphere is in a downward spiral at the moment, freshly-’captained’ as it is by a range of (mostly Tory) newcomers gleefully yelling “Dive!”

Additionally, the Conservative Party and the Labour Party have shown nothing but contempt for the blogging community in their many recent attempts to exploit it, infiltrate it and/or undermine it.

Meanwhile, there are complete dickheads like these local Tories, who see weblogs as a way to spread anonymous smears and/or pass off positive comments that they’ve written about themselves as genuine contributions.

There’s a self-correction aspect involved, but the blogosphere is largely shaped by its population. That population is shaped by perception. If the generally-held perception is that the blogosphere is a place of unregulated dishonesty, obfuscation and party-political attacks, then that is what it will become.

I have a project in mind that’s designed to address this growing problem in a number of ways… and it’s long-overdue.

Flash based guess the logo game, which just highlights the power of brand - it doesn’t matter that you can’t recall exactly what the logo is, the fact is that the general idea of the logos are so memorable is the most important thing. Thanks The Slippery Orange Ballcock.

Brilliant.

You may have played around with the Line Rider flash doohickey which created an internet storm recently (check the comments on that post for an extreme example…) but now there’s Line Flyer, with new features.

Virginity Management. Build a better baby. Altar-ations. (via.)

Compulsive little flash toy, Line Rider. Draw a line and press play and then you’ll understand. Making a working loop the loop is hard. Brilliant. (via.)

Dolphin Olympics. Perform tricks to score points. Have a look at this YouTube video for tips on how to make big scores.

I’m addicted.

Dolphin Olympics.

Hurling balance flash game. Neat that you can see which county has the highest score. The All Ireland Hurley Balancing League. Viral game for sheepstealer clothing. Thanks Alan and norourke.