Internet picks of the week

Wonder Tonic How long will it be before everything in the real world comes with a Facebook "Like" button? You exit a movie, you press "Like" on your way out; you make a new friend, you press the thumbs aloft button on their forehead. Someone who's no doubt thought of such things is Mike Lacher, the man behind Like Fighter – a website that allows you to tell the world that, for example, you like nihilism more than Adam West as Batman. This blog is full of similarly inspired internet games and wit, such as the Film School Thesis Statement Generator, which informs us that "Step Up 3D masks the postwar crisis of masculinity"; the Michael Bay-ifier, which turns any photo into a Michael Bay film still; and a tool that translates any webpage into Webdings. Useful. George And Lynne Cartoon strip George and Lynne has been dropped from the Sun, but that's no reason not to enjoy this commentary blog, which is as gently sardonic as the tales were gently erotic. For those unfamiliar with them, George and Lynne were a childless suburban couple whose three-picture "adventure" would usually conclude in one of two scenarios – an awful innuendo from George or Lynne's blouse falling off as she told a spectacularly dreadful joke. There really isn't much to explain but, rather magnificently, blogger William Hughes reads plenty of exposition and backstory into their tedious and occasionally kinky relationship while speculating on the mystery of what George actually did to earn a living and why his hair didn't move for three decades. Blog roll: Politics Uncomfortable Moments With Putin Politicians experience palpable decrease in testosterone levels as Putin enters room. Parfait X Amour Dave, Ed and all their Westminster chums looking adorable and sexy. Political Scrapbook Wagner MP look-alikes, the Smiths' war against Dave liking them and Lembit's Celebrity terror. Kim Jong Looking At Things From a giant radish to colourful buckets. An astonishing collection of North Korea's leader doing what he does best. Lolitics The disturbing world of Birmingham politics gets the LOLCAT treatment. Dimblebot The future of election data solutions and automated replacement for carbon-based Question Time lifeform. What we learned on the web this week Celebrities can appear anywhere Kids grow up so quickly these days What to buy a badly drawn cat lover We love Harry Hill singing the Smiths in the style of George Formby The man behind Google doodles A scene from Wikileaks! The Musical How kebabs are made Horoscopes are better with less waffle How high the tide is at London Bridge Where to find some classic Star Trek What comes after cheese