Mediatinker : kiwa hirsuta lobster soft toy and pattern made very soon after the disovery of the deep sea species. 

Laura Zindel ceramics: "Crazy old Uncle Larry bought that peculiar spider platter, and we just can't seem to part with it", I would like to be apart of that.' Patterns with snakes, spiders, insects. Love these bottles. 

With the quiz thing that we were messing with yesterday, Amy is right on both scores: what people really like to see is how they stack up; and although it's really slick, the substance is nothing new. Seems to me that it would be more interesting if the site enabled you to easily post your result into a graphical stack like the one Amy started, and allowed you to move people around within the stack in cool ajaxy ways so you could compare in different ways. It would also have the code for each colour, the glossary (which incidentally says agency is 'how much you believe you determine your own outcomes'), and - what's frustratingly missing here - a list and explanation of all the catagories you can end up with. (Are catagories like lying rodent or a disrespectful user possible?). It might be a fun thing for virtual communities to be able to make a stack of the people in their community, don't you think, in the way that Frappr allows you to see where people in a virtual community live? I doubt it really deserves to be taken more seriously, but I can imagine some people wanting to use something like that as a serious adjunct to schemes say like Myers Briggs. Do people still get Myers Brugged these days?