Nah, not really.
Via.
Nah, not really.
Via.
That said, it doesn’t take much study to be scared by this graph, or by this one. The discussion related to this graph is also easy to follow, and quite disturbing.
I could be flip and say that there’ll be a quiz on November 2nd, but this is no laughing matter.
The first three links come from The Agitator (link on the right).
See new level, hear new level, play new level?
I think I heard of this place a few years from now.
Well, where else would you find one?
We’re losing knowledge and experience. Via The Smallest Minority.
I’ve got a recording of The Cyclotronist’s Nightmare somewhere, but I haven’t heard the rest of these.
This is not Photoshopped.
Too Old To Work, Too Young To Retire is a great name for a blog.
The Silicon Graybeard appears to be an intelligent individual. This post on the administration’s latest disregard for the Constitution is one you should read.
Just what I need … more reading material.
A neat music video found at Xack Phobe’s Master Site. I’m unfamiliar with the group, but I may see what else they’ve got available.
I’ll be gone from KORB on Vimeo.
To celebrate his being awarded a knighthood, Terry Pratchett forged his own sword.
The process doesn’t sound very economical just yet, though.
Senator Orrin Hatch and Joseph Stuart both have things to say about it that I think should be widely read.
Of course, I’m not sure how many people will go to the articles from here who wouldn’t have already seen them.
Via Theo Spark.
I told him I had a turtle comic.
This comes from a book that collected various comics from The Log, which was, at one time, the humor magazine of the Brigade of Midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy.
It also contains a comic that is my all-time-favorite “How cold is it?” joke:
Perhaps that should be, “How cold can it get?“