After an Internet connection outage lasting pretty much the whole of yesterday (almost certainly related to the storm that came thru here on Sunday night, although getting exact details from my ISP has proved to be elusive) I've spent way too much time in front of a computer today already, trying to make up for some of the time missed at work yesterday. So I'm just going to leave you with Nawlz - a point'n'click interactive comic strip thing, and I'll try to get back on track with some games tomorrow... [subbed by Rae].

I know you're concerned about this one, so please note that the Boobah Zone 'flash thing' (no, it's not a p'n'c game) does actually exist, and it's not just you having those flashbacks again [subbed by Ronberto].

Par Box mixes blissed out visuals that you control using your mouse movements & clicks, along with a laid back sound track. It's time to just chill peeps [subbed & created by Nick S The Hamster].

Eagle Eye is a promo for the film of the same name, not so much a game, as an interactive story against the clock [subbed by Catherine-Grace].

The interactive(ish) tale of Inanimate Alice continues in Inanimate Alice 4: Hometown which I hasten to add is a story, and not a game, before I get 50 comments telling me how rubbish the game-play is [subbed by Minxxo, Ian & Esteban].

Don't play with those matches too close to the computer or you too could have a Flaming Cursor. Oops. Too late... oh well, at least it's not quite as dangerous as a Flaming Sambuca [via Dump Trumpet].

LOSTscape is a flash thingumy that lets Lost fans (guilty) occupy themselves whilst they wait for the new episode on Thursday. It's just some video clips that you have to 'find' really, but I'll take what I can get prior to Thursday.

The Moonvertising web site goes some way to explaining a very confusing conversation I had with Jen the other day about a billboard she had seen, and I totally didn't understand, but it still leaves so many questions... #1: Are you really going to do this? #2 Why won't my comment appear!? [via op-pop].