Dilbert has a new "License Me" button. It's kinda brilliant. [link]
Game: Puzzles with triangular pieces. It adds a certain something to it. [link]
Personally, I don't like using the stock market to judge the economy. That's just how investors are investing. It can move independently of how many homeless people there are or what the job market is like.
Still, if you use the market as a judge then this article makes it clear whose can take credit for what. [link]
Picture: The economic impact of marijuana legalization on California. [link]
Universal boxes. [link]
Dilbert cartoons about the missing 4G iPhone will be published on June 18. Here they are now. [link]
Thomas Jefferson didn't believe in meteorites. [link]
Bishop steps down for his own sexual abuse of children. Kinda takes something out of the gesture that he waited until someone called him on it. [link]
Oh, that's nice. Not all priests are child molesters. In Africa they can go after grown women. [link]
A history of child rape in the Catholic Church. (hint: they used to frown on it)
Launching ships sideways.
Dry ice bomb.
Antique lead to be used in neutrino detector. [link]
No contradictions in the Bible.
Cuddling with a seal.
Why we needed the Health Care Bill passed: #8,000,072 - Insurance provider WellPoint was targeting women with breast cancer to drop their coverage. [link]
Short biography of Smokey Bear. [link]
I linked to an article previously about a school that cancelled their prom rather than allow a lesbian student to attend. Now Fred Phelps and his Westboro Baptist Church are coming to protest her graduation. I hope the rest of the community realizes what wonderful company they keep. [link]
Another Mississippi high school cuts a lesbian student from the yearbook completely. [link]
Dog refused entry to a restaurant, not for being a dog, but for being thought gay. [link]
This is Spinal Tape. [link]
Sony ends floppy disk production. [link]
Currently Sony has 70% of the market. Makes you wonder what the people who have the other 30% do for money.
Peter Cushing used to play with toy soldiers.
I have to wonder if he ever got the action figures of himself as Grand Moff Tarkin.
You can read "Little Wars" at Project Gutenberg. [link]
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