Other blogs.

You’re stuck with ‘em for now, I can’t be bothered.

It’s Sea Monster Week at Tetrapod Zoology.

Caenorhabditis elegans lacks eyes, yet sees, per The Other 95%.

A Neatorama trifecta, as they bring us the giant rubber energy-crisis-solving snake, the Nietzsche Family Circus, and I Met the Walrus.

McCain called his wife the worst word there is- and she’s not even black.

This is funny.  Uses the C-word.

Direct YT link, this version has the C-word beeped over.

Thanks, Eric.

Codex Seraphinianus as a cbz.

Alot of the traffic that I get here is from folks googling the Codex Seraphinianus, about which I posted a little more than a year ago.  The post was to a flickr set that has since gone dark.  However, you can download the codex as a cbz via torrent here.  You’ll need ComicBookLover or Comical or some goddamn thing to read it.

Knitting drummer breaks the 24-hour-day barrier.

Direct YT link

Longer (direct link to .mov) at knitting drummer’s site.

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Joe loves Cryptopsy.

Direct YT link.

The funniest thing is how the kid stops banging when he sees his mom coming.

Cryptopsy website.

Martian trilobites, crinoids, and seashells.

This guy sees them in NASA’s pictures.  e.g.

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Best. Onesie design. EVVVAARRRRRR!

Second best:  Mom Rules.

This just in- dragonflies eat midgets!

Image links to screen capture on Flickr

According to this Wikipedia article, at around 5 pm on Wednesday, April 9, 2008:

“Dragonflies typically eat mosquitoes, little peoples, and other small insects…”

“Little peoples” linking here.

Medieval torture device or Bed Bath & Beyond gadget.

See if you can tell. I got them all right except for the Spanish tickler.

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The seven scientific journals most likely to publish this blog:

(According to Jane, the Journal/Author Name Estimator)

1. Journal of thoracic imaging
2. Perceptual and motor skills
3. Cell
4. International journal of law and psychiatry
5. International journal of nursing studies
6. The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science
7. The Journal of theoretical biology

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