Utter Oddcast #35 is now available.

On this episode of Utter Oddcast we discuss A Pensylnania woman cussing her toilet, Chinese drivers kick up stink about “WC” car plates, a naked man breaching Vatican security, a man walking plank in his undies (again), a NYC woman finding a python in the toilet, Hardee’s 920-calorie breakfast burrito, and the Pepsi vs. Coke throwdown at Wal-Mart.

Utter Oddcast #34 (a.k.a. October Oddness 2007 #4) is now available. Check it out for another dose of Halloween related oddness.

Do you have some Halloween memories, ghost stories or any other October Oddness to share with Utter Oddcast listeners from around the globe (and beyond)?  And do you want to win some Future Karnies of America  prizes?

Check out the October Oddness 2007 Drawing for more information…

Utter Oddcast #33 is now available.

On this episode of Utter Oddcast we discuss a hospital who gave a man a drip-feed of vodka, stealing the Bible, the free ‘Naked Lunch’ controversy, a dog that saved a family from a fire started by a cat, chicken wing competitive eating, a Wal-Mart wedding and a man who tried to pass a million dollar bill.

Yesterday I ran across a new “pay wiki” site, OneBuckWiki, who’s offering pages for $1 (until 1000 pages are sold, then it goes up to $10).

I’m currently undecided about how useful/helpful something like this is (wikis in general, not just this one), but I do see the potential (as long as it is policed AND people still buy pages after it goes beyond $1). And for a one time $1 payment I guess there’s not really a whole lot to lose. If you get any site traffic from it, it’s well worth the investment, right?

So, I went ahead and purchased a few pages to help promote Watershed Studio and Surge Bucket Media. (So far I’ve only had a chance to add content for the weird news page which promotes Squirrel Dish, Utter Oddcast and Utter Oddness…with a nod to Gene & Bryan over at Hometown Tales.)

I think that the one thing that I really like about this site is that fact that they’re using a theme/template that looks more like a normal web page or blog post. A big thing that really turned me off about Wiki’s in the past was the default layout found in every one that I came across just didn’t light any fires for me (along with a handful of functionality issues).

Anyway, we’ll see how it goes. And now the wheels are turning on how Wiki’s might be useful for a few of my own sites and I think I’m going to take a look at the software again (whenever I can manage to find some “free time”).