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Monthly Archives: December 2010
bill bailey
A fun Bill Bailey interview. Not your usual stand-up comic: “My comedy increasingly goes into the most abstruse areas,” says Bailey once we get inside and settle down to tea. And how. In his current show, Dandelion Mind at London’s … Continue reading
…global warming, eh?
A great sketch from UK comedy duo Armstrong & Miller:
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greeks bearing lego
A reconstruction of the 2,000 year old Greek Astronomical computer the Antikythera Mechanism, built out of lego! Via brothers-brick. More Lego-mania … Simpsons busts! Strange, how some things stay off your radar screen. For example, two fantasy books by Lewis Carrol, … Continue reading
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links of boom & gloom
Creepy in the extreme: China’s ghost cities. If you build it, they will not come. Unless the sea levels rise as predicted…then, having a few empty cities on hand might be useful. Joe Bageant: AMERICA: Y UR PEEPS B SO … Continue reading
to we or not to we
Before reading this piece about wooly-headed thinking, here’s the lucid George Carlin: He’s with Bill Hicks now…wherever the Heck that is. You may have noticed a curious phenomenon: one day, something that you hadn’t previously been bothered by suddenly begins … Continue reading
asteroids galore
All the asteroids discovered since 1980. Each second represents 2 months. This is best watched full screen, and a high-res version is available: Earth Crossers are Red Earth Approachers (Perihelion less than 1.3AU) are Yellow All Others are Green Notice … Continue reading