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Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Sith Who Stole Christmas
Darth Vader is evil. And now he’s stolen Christmas.
Tagged christmas, entertainment, geekery, holidays, odd, star wars, video
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Angel of Death: The Demon Core
Oppenheimer built the bomb But now he’s dead (dead) Einstein was very very smart But not enough not to be dead (dead) So don’t go into science You’ll end up dead. – “Don’t Go Into Politics,” by the Arrogant Worms … Continue reading
Tagged daghlian, demon core, History, odd, physics, radiation, science, slotin, tragedy
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Documenting a History of Weirdness
They do say to remember history, lest you be doomed to repeat it. I’m not sure how much truth there is in that, but one thing’s for sure: America’s been a pretty bizarre place at times. Here’s a few links … Continue reading
Tagged energy, environment, gallery, History, images, links, news, odd
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Thanksgiving Carols
Christmas seems to be the only holiday that gets a soundtrack. Unfortunately, many people get quite tired of that soundtrack. I’ve had at least a few people tell me how much they hate Christmas carols, and I always have to … Continue reading
Tagged entertainment, holidays, music, odd, Thanksgiving
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The Unbearable Isolation of the Comic Void
Comic books are supposed to be full of color and action and people going “POW!” and “BANG!”, or at least hitting each other while wearing outfits that would make Lady Gaga giggle hysterically. At least, that’s what I thought. Apparently … Continue reading
Tagged comics, History, odd
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Hacking the Flood, Icy Jeans, Bad Covers, New Elements, Flying Rhinoceros
Just a round-up of links today; my list of things I want to show people is getting a little unmanageable. Thailand is flooding, and residents are using some fairly unconventional means of transportation, including water bottle rafts. They’ve also tied … Continue reading
Tagged links, news, odd, Photos
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Dangerous and Deadly Food
While I don’t like tapioca pudding, prior to this week I never would have considered it to be a dangerous substance. Then again, people generally don’t think of molasses as a killer, either. I was looking at the updates to … Continue reading
Tagged food, molasses, news, odd
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Norwegian Enough for Lefse, but Not Lutefisk
I got to hang out with the Sons of Norway on Saturday as 15 members of the group made lefse, and it was a lot of fun. I think there were only two or three pure-blood Norwegians in the group, … Continue reading
Tagged clubs, lefse, lifestyle, lutefisk, norway, sons of norway
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Dancing the Tyburn Jig: Tunes for a Hanging
The Tyburn jig was a dance no one ever performed voluntarily, because “dancing the Tyburn jig” was a cheery little slang term for being hanged to death at Tyburn–the “deadly nevergreen” tree that bore fruit all year around. Over the … Continue reading