- It’s Friday and we’re not gonna lie—it’s been one hellaciously rough week. Right? We’re not going to tax your lobes, so we’re goin’ easy on you. Enjoy this grab-bag of nonsense. Now if you’ll excuse us, we have a cocktail menu to peruse.
- Sign Dining Apparently, baseball has nothing on the Stork Club. Also, the NYT goes for the lulz. Clickety-click. {via Stan Carey}
- A hurricane’s turn for the worse?
- Neutrinos!
- A softer world gives good advice. Wow. Who knew?
- This wouldn’t be complete without SMBC.
- Dinosaur Comics – weird, even for this grouping.
- Treelobsters – “Catty”
- Look, if this works, then you won’t question if this is art or science or what. You’ll just thank us. “Remember the names of everyone you’ve slept with – breath spray.” You’re welcome. And please remember when you hit up the comments section—we’re reporting, not advocating. Sheesh.
- Pac Man wall decals from Lost at E Minor, our new favorite site and guilty pleasure.
- A milk jug igloo. Just because it’s awesome.
- And a nod to something that resembles literature: A Tea People’s History — the real story of America, as told by a person who wasn’t there but who has watched a lot of Glenn Beck. It seems to be illustrated.
- And now for your moment of Brazilian bossa nova zen, we give you:
Prairie Dogs Riding a Roomba
We’ve found through dedicated research for SCIENCE that animals riding a Roomba is a thing. And this one is hands-down the best thing we’ve seen on the net, for y’know, hours.
The problem with making fun of the tea baggers is that they’re already seriously *out there*. It’s kind of hard to satirize it when it kind of already does that. :/
True, that. I wish there were a “like” device because I would press that about 10 times for your comment.
Poe’s Law applies to fundamentalists of all sorts!
Prairie Dogs Riding a Roomba? As soon as I get back to Los Angeles I’m giving you a raise! Nice. 🙂
Thanks, Chief!
Quickies Lite? LITE? It’s going to take me a month to get through these links (considering how drunk I am)*
*I’m not really drunk. That was meant as a humorous aside
Sorry, Bri- it’s one link or 20. I have no mid-range.
“This is a novelty product. No claims are intended, mmkay?”
Oh, if only this sentence was required on the label of every unproven alt-medicine.
Hey Matt – I saw that and had a good laugh. And I really like your recommendation. If only…