Exercise & Dementia
Not new, but worth repeating.
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God Bless You, Mr. Vonnegut
Love him or hate him, Kurt Vonnegut gives good rant.
How Nerdy Were You in High School?
This is definitely an example of what Alan in Victoria dubs "hard-hitting fluff." Fun though.
The Evolution Store
Believe it or not, I once had a cow-orker say to me, "You know this kind of stuff, where can I rent or buy a human skeleton?" She was right, upon reflection I did know. When we called, the shop asked, "Does it have to be real or will a teaching replica suffice? They're a lot cheaper."
The April 2006 Edition of Our Little Darling
Okay, now that we've sent the March issue off to become beautiful and real, it's time to move on to the April issue.
The New and Improved Godchecker
I devoured mythology when I was a young'un. I remember being shocked when Marvel began publishing the adventures of the mighty Thor in <I>Journey Into Mystery</I> #82, since the Thor I knew from Norse myths was kind of a dim lout—smart aleck that I was, I identified more with Loki, completely missing how malevolent the trickster god was.
Is Caffeine an Aphrodisiac?
For rats, apparently. I've always found liquor quicker—but perhaps I'm only attractive to the inebriated.
British Library Treasures
The British Library has posted 15 fabulous titles to its interactive website. Naturally, I'm kind of partial to its Mozart musical diary, but all of 'em are worth looking into. And you can look into 'em—you can "turn" the pages.
Panoramic Tourism
The idea is simple: Stand in one place in a great city and look all around you. The cities I know here look pretty good, I think. Not much besides the "wow" factor, but that's a pretty big "wow."
New Take on an Old Joke
The best blonde joke ever.